If there was ever a fad in video games that really deserved it's being kicked to the curb, the FMV craze was it. Repetitive and limited "gameplay", community theater rejects and actors too Z-list for direct-to-VHS flicks hamming it up on cheap sets or bad greenscreened backgrounds, lousy graphics - just awful all around.
Of course, my younger self played several of these before it dawned inside my dim skull that these games might not be so great.
With the processing power and storage capacities available to the average desktop computer along with the camera setups used for matrix like effects and the myriad of real time video manipulation softwares I don't know why they don't try it again.
my favorite part of this game was when a guy pops up from behind a barrel and you shoot him, and then the same guy wearing the same clothes comes up from the barrel again but this time he's waving his hands in surrender and you die if you shoot him.