Sin and Punishment was released to positive reviews. The Treasure team encountered difficulties programming the game, citing the system's complex 3D rendering capabilities and difficulties adapting 2D gameplay ideas into 3D environments. Treasure wanted to make a game that had the player holding the left side of the controller instead of the right which was typical across the system's library. The guiding inspiration to develop Sin and Punishment was the design of the Nintendo 64 controller. Development commenced in 1997 with only four staff and concluded in 2000 with more people involved than in any of Treasure's previous projects. The development of Sin and Punishment lasted longer than usual for the era. The player must shoot at enemies and projectiles while also dodging attacks to survive and progress through the game.
The game employs a unique scheme that uses both the D-pad and control stick on the Nintendo 64 controller, allowing players to maneuver the character while simultaneously aiming the targeting reticle. The player takes on the roles of Saki and Airan as they fight to save Earth from destruction. Its story takes place in the near future of 2007 when war breaks out as humanity is struggling with a global famine. Sin and Punishment is a rail shooter video game co-developed by Treasure and Nintendo for the Nintendo 64, and originally released only in Japan in 2000.
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