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This scene, where John activates the fire alarm, is like in the movie too, with the exception that you won't see the fire truck turning away. Kicked some bad guys sorry asses. Note that John McClane is left-handed in the movie, so he uses all his weapons with the left hand. Okay, this area looks about the same as in the movie, but they of course increased it's size so there is more room for shootouts. Of course, they increased the number of bad guys so we have plenty of material to use our guns on. And that's okay, since the rest of the movie script gets executed very well. Reginald Vel Johnson is the ONLY movie cast member to reprise his role for the game (Officer Powell) Possibly a first, Motorola coughed up the product placement bucks to have their 2-way radio featured in the game. Sewers? I don't remember sewers in Die Hard but I guess it's an FPS so there has to be a sewer level. I think it's some kind of law. If you saw the set in the movie, it's probably here. Remember the large zig-zagging conference table? Battling Karl, the professional (with a dorkier haircut than the movie version). Too bad you don't get to hang him with the chains like in the movie If Half-Life, Max Payne, Soldier of Fortune, and No One Lives Forever have taught me anything, it's that helicopters are NOT my friend | |