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does anyone remember a game from ages ago called Traffic Police? Ive been looking for it on the net to no avail so far. It was a 2D, top-down, scrolling shooter.The basic premise was that you defended a city, on a desert planet from an evil military regime. You got a type of armed hover ship thing and flew the streets blowing things up.
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I thought I was fairly down on obscure computer games - I grew up in the transition period between 8, 16, and 32 bit formats and thought I'd seen a lot of strange things, but this one has been keeping me awake for a month now......can you drop a few hints? What platform was it on? 8, 16, or X number of bits? Publisher?
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Runs in Win95 or DOS I know that much. Publisher Epic Megagames I think. Probably 16bits. Only other thing I remember was that the music was great.
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Quote (Crash Override @ 20 April 2003,12:26)Runs in Win95 or DOS I know that much.  Publisher Epic Megagames I think.  Probably 16bits.  Only other thing I remember was that the music was great.You could have said, you know... I still can't find it, but I remember Epic MegaGames. They did one of my favourite games, Zone 66...
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It was a lot like Zone 66 actually. The music was good in that as well.
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If anyone's interested I found out what it was. It's Traffic Department 2192, and out of interest The guy who who programmed Zone 66 also worked on TD2192.
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FYI - there is something very similar, and much later and more developed called "APB" (all points bulletin) quite a good game.
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Quote (Matt Darcy @ 23 April 2003,14:51)FYI - there is something very similar, and much later and more developed called "APB" (all points bulletin) quite a good game.I'm not completely sure, but I think that might be the other round - "APB" was originally an Atari arcade game ( heck, I remember reading a *review* of it in a games magazine when it *first* came out ) and I'm pretty sure I saw it in an arcade before I even owned a PC...
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APB - those are my initials. I'm having a look at that.
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