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| − | ==Final Fantasy Anthology== |
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| + | | title = Minority Report: Everybody Runs |
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| + | | image = [[Image:Minority Report - Everybody Runs Coverart.png|256px|North American cover art]] |
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| + | | caption = North American cover art |
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| + | | developer = [[Treyarch]] |
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| + | | publisher = [[Activision]] |
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| + | | released = '''Game Boy Advance'''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.gamefaqs.com/portable/gbadvance/data/530235.html|title=GBA release dates|publisher=[[GameFAQs]]|accessdate=2008-03-06}}</ref><br />{{vgrelease|NA=November 12, 2002|PAL=November 29, 2002}} '''PlayStation 2'''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/ps2/data/530236.html|title=PS2 release dates |publisher=GameFAQs|accessdate=2008-03-06}}</ref><br />{{vgrelease|NA=November 18, 2002|PAL=November 29, 2002}}'''Xbox'''<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/xbox/data/530237.html|title=Xbox release dates|publisher=GameFAQs |accessdate=2008-03-06}}</ref><br />{{vgrelease|NA=November 18, 2002|PAL=December 6, 2002}}'''GameCube'''<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.gamefaqs.com/console/gamecube/data/530238.html|title=GCN release dates|publisher=GameFAQs|accessdate=2008-03-06}}</ref><br />{{vgrelease|NA=November 19, 2002|PAL=December 6, 2002}} |
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| + | | genre = [[Action game|Action]] |
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| + | | modes = [[Single-player]] |
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| + | | ratings = {{vgratings|ESRB=T|ELSPA=15+|OFLCA=M}} |
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| + | | platforms = [[Nintendo GameCube|GameCube]], [[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox]], [[Game Boy Advance|GBA]] |
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| + | | input = [[Gamepad|Controller]] |
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| + | | composer = [[Jesper Kyd]] |
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| + | }} |
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| + | '''''Minority Report: Everybody Runs''''' is a [[video game]] published by [[Activision]] in 2002, playable on the [[Xbox]], [[Nintendo GameCube]], [[Game Boy Advance]], and [[PlayStation 2]] platforms. It is loosely based on the film [[Minority Report (film)|''Minority Report'']]. |
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| − | Final Fantasy Anthology was released on [[September 30]], [[1999]] in North America and May 17, 2002 in Europe. The North American release includes the games [[Final Fantasy V]] and [[Final Fantasy VI]], while the PAL release includes [[Final Fantasy IV]] and [[Final Fantasy V]]. This compilation was released for the PlayStation. |
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| − | ==Final Fantasy Collection== |
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| + | ==Plot== |
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| − | Final Fantasy Collection was released on [[March 11]], [[1999]] only in Japan for the PlayStation. The compilation contains [[Final Fantasy IV]], [[Final Fantasy V]], and [[Final Fantasy VI]]. |
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| + | The player assumes the role of John Anderton, a man on the run after "Pre-Cogs" predict him murdering a man named Leo Crow. The player treks through different parts of Washington DC, from the Pre-Crime HQ to the slums and factory areas, to clear John's name and solve the mystery behind his murder accusation. |
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| + | ==Gameplay== |
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| + | ''Minority Report: Everybody Runs'' uses [[ragdoll physics]] to make the fighting much more realistic. You can also use futuristic weapons both from the movie and by [[Activision]]. All weapons in the game are non-lethal due to the world being completely murder-free. |
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| + | ==Weapons== |
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| − | ==Final Fantasy Origins== |
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| + | Some weapons used in ''Minority Report: Everybody Runs'' are made up by [[Activision]] and some by the movie. All weapons are Non-Lethal. They are as follows: |
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| + | *''Concussion Rifle'' - A small one-handed gun that works almost like a [[sawed-off shotgun]]; fires a concentrated blast of air that blows your enemies back so hard that it knocks them out. |
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| − | Final Fantasy Origins is a compilation of [[Final Fantasy I]] and [[Final Fantasy II]]. It was released in [[April 8]], [[2003]]. |
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| + | *''Riot Shotgun'' - A miniature, futuristic version of the common [[Flexible baton round|Bean-Bag Shotgun]] that fires small pellets that instantaneously render the subject unconscious. Both the recoil and pump action make this gun very slow. |
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| + | *''Riot Machinegun'' - A small, almost [[Pistol]]-Like machine-gun that fires bullets that make the subject convulse and eventually lose consciousness. |
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| + | *''WASP'' - A gun that fires small rockets powered with an electric current shocking the subject and rendering the subject unconscious. |
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| + | *''Puke Grenade'' - A rocket-launcher that fires grenades which emit a green gas that makes the subject involuntarily vomit and render them dazed and confused. This enables the player to grab the subject by the neck and throw them. In the levels "Everybody Runs" and some of the riot levels, most of the innocents dry heave and never vomit, but they are rendered dazed and confused. |
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| + | *''Grenade Launcher'' - A rocket launcher that fires a small rocket which, when it explodes, knocks every person in that immediate area unconscious with a non-lethal blast. |
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| + | *''Baseball Bat'' - A cheat weapon given to the player when they enter the code '''''Slugger''''' into the cheat mainframe. This is the only semi-lethal weapon in the game. |
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| + | ==Voice actors== |
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| − | ==Final Fantasy Chronicles== |
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| + | The voice cast includes [[Clancy Brown]] as John Anderton, [[Quinton Flynn]] as Danny Witwer, and [[Daran Norris]] as Leo Crow. |
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| − | Final Fantasy Chronicles is a compilation of [[Final Fantasy IV]] and [[Chrono Trigger]] released for the Sony PlayStation on June 29, 2001. Final Fantasy IV includes new [[3D]] [[FMV]]s to replace the original [[cut-scenes]]. Chrono Trigger gets new [[anime]] cut scenes drawn in a similar style to that of [[Akira Toriyama]]. Because of these changes, both games now feature [[loading times]] before each scene. |
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| + | ==Reception== |
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| − | ==Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls== |
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| + | The game was not well received by many gaming critics. In June [[2006]], [[X-Play]] named it as one of the worst [[Playstation 2]] games of all time. |
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| − | Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls also known as Final Fantasy I & II Advance in Europe, was released on [[July 29]], [[2004]] in Japan; [[November 29]], [[2004]] in North America, and [[December 3]], [[2004]] in Europe. The compilation is released for the Game Boy Advance and contains the games [[Final Fantasy I]] and [[Final Fantasy II]]. |
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| + | However, Nintendo Power frequently mentioned how fun throwing Pre-Crime officers through glass windows was for several months after the game's release. The feature was later named "[[Guilty pleasure|Best Guilty Pleasure]]" in the magazine's annual awards. |
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| + | [[X-Play]] said that 90% of the game is throwing people through windows when they talked about Xbox 360 backwards compatibility on one of the episodes. |
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| + | ==References== |
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| + | ==External links== |
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| + | * [http://imdb.com/title/tt0347546/ IMDb page] |
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| + | * [http://xbox.ign.com/objects/016/016817.html IGN.com - Minority Report: Everybody Runs review] |
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| + | [[Category:Video games based on Amblin Entertainment films]] |
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| + | [[Category:Video games based on films directed by Steven Spielberg]] |
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| + | [[Category:Video games developed in the United States]] |
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Revision as of 06:33, 8 July 2010
 | This article needs additional citations for verification. (December 2008) |
| Minority Report: Everybody Runs | |
| North American cover art | |
| Developer(s) | Treyarch |
| Publisher(s) | Activision |
| Designer | Designer Missing |
| Engine | Engine Missing |
| status | Status Missing |
| Release date | Game Boy Advance[1] November 12, 2002 (NA) November 29, 2002 (PAL) PlayStation 2[2] November 18, 2002 (NA) November 29, 2002 (PAL) Xbox[3] November 18, 2002 (NA) December 6, 2002 (PAL) GameCube[4] November 19, 2002 (NA) December 6, 2002 (PAL) |
| Genre | Action |
| Mode(s) | Single-player |
| Age rating(s) | ELSPA: 15+ ESRB: T OFLC:M |
| Platform(s) | GameCube, PlayStation 2, Xbox, GBA |
| Arcade system | Arcade System Missing |
| Media | Media Missing |
| Input | Controller |
| Requirements | Requirements Missing |
| Credits | Soundtrack | Codes | Walkthrough | |
Minority Report: Everybody Runs is a video game published by Activision in 2002, playable on the Xbox, Nintendo GameCube, Game Boy Advance, and PlayStation 2 platforms. It is loosely based on the film Minority Report.
Plot
The player assumes the role of John Anderton, a man on the run after "Pre-Cogs" predict him murdering a man named Leo Crow. The player treks through different parts of Washington DC, from the Pre-Crime HQ to the slums and factory areas, to clear John's name and solve the mystery behind his murder accusation.
Gameplay
Minority Report: Everybody Runs uses ragdoll physics to make the fighting much more realistic. You can also use futuristic weapons both from the movie and by Activision. All weapons in the game are non-lethal due to the world being completely murder-free.
Weapons
Some weapons used in Minority Report: Everybody Runs are made up by Activision and some by the movie. All weapons are Non-Lethal. They are as follows:
- Concussion Rifle - A small one-handed gun that works almost like a sawed-off shotgun; fires a concentrated blast of air that blows your enemies back so hard that it knocks them out.
- Riot Shotgun - A miniature, futuristic version of the common Bean-Bag Shotgun that fires small pellets that instantaneously render the subject unconscious. Both the recoil and pump action make this gun very slow.
- Riot Machinegun - A small, almost Pistol-Like machine-gun that fires bullets that make the subject convulse and eventually lose consciousness.
- WASP - A gun that fires small rockets powered with an electric current shocking the subject and rendering the subject unconscious.
- Puke Grenade - A rocket-launcher that fires grenades which emit a green gas that makes the subject involuntarily vomit and render them dazed and confused. This enables the player to grab the subject by the neck and throw them. In the levels "Everybody Runs" and some of the riot levels, most of the innocents dry heave and never vomit, but they are rendered dazed and confused.
- Grenade Launcher - A rocket launcher that fires a small rocket which, when it explodes, knocks every person in that immediate area unconscious with a non-lethal blast.
- Baseball Bat - A cheat weapon given to the player when they enter the code Slugger into the cheat mainframe. This is the only semi-lethal weapon in the game.
Voice actors
The voice cast includes Clancy Brown as John Anderton, Quinton Flynn as Danny Witwer, and Daran Norris as Leo Crow.
Reception
The game was not well received by many gaming critics. In June 2006, X-Play named it as one of the worst Playstation 2 games of all time.
However, Nintendo Power frequently mentioned how fun throwing Pre-Crime officers through glass windows was for several months after the game's release. The feature was later named "Best Guilty Pleasure" in the magazine's annual awards.
X-Play said that 90% of the game is throwing people through windows when they talked about Xbox 360 backwards compatibility on one of the episodes.
References
- ↑ GBA release dates. GameFAQs. Retrieved on 2008-03-06
- ↑ PS2 release dates. GameFAQs. Retrieved on 2008-03-06
- ↑ Xbox release dates. GameFAQs. Retrieved on 2008-03-06
- ↑ GCN release dates. GameFAQs. Retrieved on 2008-03-06
External links
fr:Minority Report: Everybody Runs