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Anyone remember this point 'n' click cop game from 1993? I have vague recollections of downloading it as Abandonware in about 1999 and enjoying it. A Police Quest knockoff as is expected when Jim Walls designed it and I remember the storyline being pretty mature and good. Trying to remember more about it though and whether it's still up for download anywhere. BTW someone really needs to make a cop adventure game again, with the attention to detail that PQ had (following protocol and all that).

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IIRC the CD version just had a demo of another Konami game (Return to Ringworld maybe?), no speech.
 
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Sceptic said:
IIRC the CD version just had a demo of another Konami game (Return to Ringworld maybe?), no speech.
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You're right about 'no speech'. It actually had the soundtrack in redbook audio format and an audio interview with Jim Walls on it.
 
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