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Windows

Published by
Virgin Interactive Entertainment (Europe) Ltd.
Developed by
Westwood Studios, Inc.
Country
Germany flag Germany
Release Date
1997
EAN-13
5 028587 010392
Country
United Kingdom flag United Kingdom
Release Date
1997
Published by
Virgin Interactive Entertainment, Inc.
Developed by
Westwood Studios, Inc.
Package Design by
O'MileyRyan Advertising Design
Country
United States flag United States
Release Date
Nov 03, 1997
UPC/A
0 52145 83116 2
Published by
Virgin PLAY S.A.
Developed by
Westwood Studios, Inc.
Package Design by
O'MileyRyan Advertising Design
Country
Spain flag Spain
Release Date
Nov 25, 1997
Comments
Spanish voices
EAN-13
5 028587 010408
Patch History
Sep 16, 1998
CD and DVD Patches released


Release dates and company information contributed by Picard (23068), lobo rojo (649), joyvalley (52061), MAT Bronze Star Contributing Member (35327) and Jeanne Bronze Star Contributing Member (58907)

Product codes contributed by Terok Nor (10608), joyvalley (52061) and Jeanne Bronze Star Contributing Member (58907)

Selected Shots

Last updated: Apr 27, 2003

goodbye kiss In the polluted, post-apocalyptic world of Blade Runner, animals are rare and valuable treasures. On the other hand, there seem to be plenty of giant mutant killer rats. The game parallels the movie in many ways... here, McCoy attempts to interview/arrest an exotic dancer suspect, and receives a serious smackdown for his trouble. police station This game borrows many elements from Phil K. Dick's original 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?', including specials, animal murder, the protagonist's obsession with his precious pet, and this beat-down from a group of fake Repli-cops. McCoy walks into a skin-implant store to find the unfortunate proprietor handcuffed to a bomb. Gee, maybe you can save him by shooting the bomb? McCoy watches Dektora dance inside Early-Q's nightclub, prior to confronting her about the case. McCoy feeds his precious animal companion Maggie, whom he thinks about constantly through the entire game (shades of Deckard's electric sheep in the original book)
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Credits

Cast

Cast:
Martin Azarow (Dino Klein), Mark Benninghofen (Ray McCoy and Male Announcer), Warren Burton (Runciter and Tyrell Guard), Gwen Castaldi (Dispatcher and Newscaster), Signy Coleman (Dektora), Gary Colombo (General Doll), Jason Cottle (Luther & Lance and Photographer), Tim Dang (Izo), Lisa Edelstein (Crystal Steele), Victor Gardell (Gaff), Jeff Garlin (Lieutenant Guzza and Early Q Bartender), Gloria Hoffman (Mia), James Hong (Chew), Anthony Izzo (Officer Leary), Brion James (Leon), Tom Jourden (Spencer Grigorian), Jerry Kernion (Holloway), Richard Kimmel (Desk Clerk), Joseph D. Kucan (Crazylegs), Jerry Lan (Murray), Karen Maruyama (Fish Dealer), Michael McShane (Marcus Eisenduller and Hawker's Barkeep and Sergeant Walls), Alexander Mervin (Sadik and Rajif), Tony Mitch (Governor Kolvig), Bruno N. Oliver (Gordo)
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