Put a pointer from the games TA to here :) I am sure that will help :)
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old Police game for PC - What is it!?
I played this game a long time ago, probably back in the days of Win98 first edition, or even possibly Win95b. You're a police officer, and you go and do busts and stuff, you gotta know the police "10" codes, you can call for backup, blah blah blah. It's not Sierra's Police Quest, but it's kind of like that. I think it had the word "Blue" in it.
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Have a look on www.the-underdogs.org - several 1000 games for download/purchase
G-Police by Psygnosis - 1997 so fits the windows 95/98 time scale
http://www.the-underdogs.o
Narco Police - Probably a bit early at 1990
http://www.the-underdogs.o
Police Quest 4: Open Season (a.k.a. Daryl F. Gates' Open Season) - 1993
http://www.the-underdogs.o
http://www.the-underdogs.o
Blue force is here if you want to try it anyway
B-Hunter - 2000 so it would be 98 ... its futureistic so prob not what you are thinking of
http://www.the-underdogs.o
To Serve and To Protect - 1993 so it would be DOS but worth a look - 'command a police force'
http://www.the-underdogs.o
Crime Cities - 2000 again prob too futureistic and too late
http://www.the-underdogs.o
Hill Street Blues 1991 so again it may be too early...
http://www.the-underdogs.o
Rapid Assault - 1995 driving/shooting police game ... looks like need for speed
http://www.the-underdogs.o
gecko_au2003, good idea, will do.
DavidBirch2dotCom, I'll go thru and check all your links, thanks!
A little more info on what I can remember, you can whip out your pistol and aim with the mouse and shoot people. You can pull people over in your police car. It's not like a free roaming game I do not believe, you have to tackle the obstacles in order I think (not too sure on this one, this was almost 10 years ago!)
Thanks!
http://www.if-legends.org/
Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel
Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel (enhanced version)
Police Quest II: The Vengeance
Police Quest III: The Kindred
Police Quest IV: Open Season
Police Quest: S. W. A. T.
Police Quest: S. W. A. T. 2
Police Quest Four most wanted
also check out
http://www.vintage-sierra.
hint: click the releases to see more
Windows 3.x Screenshots (there were actualy games on windows3.1 ?!? )
http://www.mobygames.com/g
http://store.yahoo.com/5do
Okay, after looking at screenshots of Blue Force, I think that's the game, but I can't find a place to download for free, everybody wants to charge...
It appears that Blue Force was made by the same dude that did Police Quest, which makes sense as to why they look very similar. I just didn't think the game I played was DOS based, but it may be!
Thanks, DavidBirch2dotCom, for your help thus far, I think we're almost there...
Also, I can't get to this website, this is where it looks like a lot of places point to download it from. I'm not sure why I cannot get to it, it just never shows up in my browser.
http://www.the-underdogs.o
Blue Force =
http://free-game-downloads
Police quest 1-3 =
http://free-game-downloads
Police Quest Collection Gaming Site
--> Welcome to one of the best sites dedicated to the Police Quest Collection Series
http://www.btinternet.com/
Since Police Quest IV is still available for purchase, I do not think it is abandon ware yet .. its only $5 @ http://store.yahoo.com/5do
Thanks, got that link to work from home! It IS Blue Force, I was so convinced it was a windows game...
RShooper, Blue Force was done by the same person that did Police Quest, it was after he left Sierra and created his own software company. Cool eh?
Thanks David, I've been wanting to play this game for a LONG long time! I love it, it's definitely a classic.
ps don't forget to delete that pointer @ http:Q_21572347.html
M :o)
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by: Purple_TidderPosted on 2005-09-23 at 12:19:39ID: 14947479
Just to add, it's not Blue force either, I had forgot to mention that one. I'm pretty sure it wasn't a DOS based game, I'm thinking you had to have windows to play.