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Playing Robocop: Rogue City. The beginning section of the 'Isolated Incident' level.



In this latest gameplay video, I'm playing Robocop: Rogue City.

I’m a big fan of Robocop.  I’ve seen all the movies, a little bit of the TV show.  The Frank Miller comics were great.  So was his Robocop VS. Terminator series.  I own a Robocop action figure.  The cabinet arcade game back in the day was excellent—the NES game not too much.

To say I was interested in playing this game is an understatement.  It went on sale in the Xbox store late last year, and I picked it up.  

I’m on the second level in this video called ‘Isolated Incident.’  I’m on the search for a drug dealer named ‘Soot’, which leads me to an arcade that is hiding some criminal activity.

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