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　　The recently released This is the Police 2 sees you assuming the role of Lilly Reed, the new sheriff of Sharpwood. In recent years, the town has become an exceedingly dangerous place to live and work. To make matters worse, the young Lilly struggles to earn the respect of the officers under her command, and so she has her work cut out for her if she’s to keep the department from falling into further corruption.The original This is the Police mixed together various elements of the adventure, strategy, and management genres to great effect. Our App Army had plenty of praise for its strategic gameplay and harsh storytelling, though there were definitely some complaints about the level of difficulty.�

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　　Evil tendencies are shown in early life.Death Come True Mod Death Come True Mod APK 1.3 Features:Google to $ 19.99 games to play for free!"A new wave interactive movie game" where your actions, and the ending of the story, are determined by your choices.A completely new science fiction mystery, in full-length live-action movie format, from genius creator of the "Danganronpa" series, Kazutaka Kodaka.Player controls are simple and straightforward: just swipe to look around and tap to make a selection. Even if you are a beginner, you can enjoy the game as if you were watching a movie.The protagonist acts as you make choices in each scene, moving the story forward. What ending awaits you after you've made your choices?■■■Cast■■■Kanata Hongo as Makoto KarakiChiaki Kuriyama as Akane SachimuraWin Morisaki as Nozomu KujiYuki Kaji as the ConciergeChihiro Yamamoto as Nene KurushimaJiro Sato as Kenichi Mino■■■Theme Song■■■Inner CircleKami-sama, I have noticed (Warner Music Japan)■■■Storyline■■■In a hotel room, there is a man lying on the bed.He wakes up to the piercing sound of the phone ringing.Picking up the phone, he hears a message from the hotel concierge,“If you have any trouble, please visit the front desk.”He doesn't even know why he is in the hotel.In fact, he doesn't remember anything at all.As he begins to look around, he suddenly finds a woman tied up and unconscious.The evening news on the TV shows the man himself, allegedly wanted as a serial killer.Then comes the sound of knocking on the door.■■■Collect "Death Medals"■■■Each time the protagonist experiences a new "death", you can collect "Death Medals" based on the way he died. Depending on the number of the medals you collect, special movies called "DeathTube" will become available. Try and collect them all!

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　　�Some people say 2016 is the year of virtual reality. Those people aren't wrong, but we've already had the golden age of VR - the early 1990s.Crouched ominously in the corners of cinemas, arcades, and other places you might find a battered arcade machine begging for your quarters, was the coolest VR device we've seen thus far.A huge circular pod that could hold a single person wearing a gigantic yellow and black headset, they clutched a plastic gun at head height in a way dangerous to everyone around them, turning haphazardly to shoot at enemies only they could see.Sure, they looked like a jerk, but they looked like they were having fun too, so you decided you wanted a go.That was the promise of Virtuality, a company on the frontlines of the battle to get virtual reality machines into arcades in the early '90s. Founded by Dr Jonathan Waldern, the company’s machines started bringing the future to arcades in 1991.The games actually weren't really the draw here, and to be honest most of them were awful. It was how the machines looked that got us dropping quarters, and whatever it was we used in the UK instead of quarters, into those slots.Virtuality's pods looked incredible, the machines themselves part of the theatre and spectacle of the whole thing. Get past that and there was the promise: a virtual reality arcade machine that could take you to a magical world far far away - as long as you could ignore the noise of the crowds and the smell of stale sweat.That stale sweat whiff is on the headset the attendant lowered over your head unfortunately. A headset that managed to be way too large for your cranium whilst also being totally unbalanced.Turning too rapidly could give you whiplash or pull your neck muscles as you struggled to compensate.But it still felt like the future, so you persevered. Locked into the pod, you find yourself trapped, with limited room for movement. You persevere. It's time for your five minutes of future - it’s Tron-o’clock.A few minutes later you staggered from the pod wearily. This wasn't Tron, it wasn't even Lawnmower Man. You felt sick, and you weren’t sure whether you needed to lay down or have a quick blast on Captain America And The Avengers.Virtuality had transported you to a magical world, but all you could do there was walk slowly around the woods while poorly animated skeletons attacked you.You're done with VR for now.This was a story that played out a hundred thousand times. By the mid '90s Virtuality was tanking hard, expecting the high-tech gear to distract consumers from the fact its games often lacked story, graphical power or, somewhat tellingly, gameplay.This brings me to my point - you knew i'd make one eventually, right? As an industry we’ve learned the lessons that Viruality had to teach us.We've even cracked movement. The pod now, could be the size of the room. The skeletons attacking you could have the full budget of a AAA blockbuster behind them.It's time not for Virtuality, but for what Virtuality represented, to come back to life. Put a virtual reality room in the concourse of every mall, every arcade, the corner of every particularly spacious pub. Let us fly planes, float through space, or even just play our friends at pretend table tennis.Unlike the efforts of the VR pods in the '90s, we no longer need to hide terrible games behind flashy hardware - we can deliver an intense and exciting five minute experience in virtual reality.And that experience could, and indeed should, be delivered to anyone that's got a fiver and a bit of time to kill in Westfields on a Saturday morning.Although you’ll probably still have to deal with the smell of stale sweat.