Full Version: I review a FMV video game used for police training
Recently, I got to try out one of the FMV video game style police trainers with a light gun, at the Downtown Mob Museum in Las Vegas. I have written an article about it and reviewed how it compares with today's tactical shooters. The article is posted at a friend's gaming and toy website: http://www.parrygamepreserve.com/articles/woundedRonin12.php
So it tried to put you through "Shoot/No Shoot" situations?
QUOTE (Wounded Ronin @ Apr 23 2012, 09:00 AM) 
Recently, I got to try out one of the FMV video game style police trainers with a light gun, at the Downtown Mob Museum in Las Vegas. I have written an article about it and reviewed how it compares with today's tactical shooters. The article is posted at a friend's gaming and toy website: http://www.parrygamepreserve.com/articles/woundedRonin12.php
Sounds like you would have fun playing one of those old FMV light gun arcade games made by American laser games.
QUOTE (CanRay @ Apr 23 2012, 02:15 PM)
So it tried to put you through "Shoot/No Shoot" situations?
There was also at least one quick reaction scenario.
QUOTE (Fabe @ Apr 23 2012, 07:27 PM)
Sounds like you would have fun playing one of those old FMV light gun arcade games made by American laser games.
Yeah, too bad that back in the day, when I had the chance as a kid, I didn't.
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