Future Cop: L.A.P.D.
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Future Cop: L.A.P.D. PlayStation Front Cover

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Published by

Electronic Arts, Inc.

Developed by

Electronic Arts Redwood Shores Studio

Released

1998

Platforms

Macintosh, PlayStation, PlayStation 3, PSP, Windows

Genre

Perspective

Interface

Vehicular

Setting

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Description

Take control of a transforming mech in Los Angeles and clean up the crime that is running rampant throughout. Use powerful weapons to destroy anything in your way, remember...serve, protect and survive!

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Screenshots

Future Cop: L.A.P.D. Windows You are dead

Future Cop: L.A.P.D. PlayStation completing an objective

Future Cop: L.A.P.D. Windows "Eeeww, what are those things!", says your off-screen mission commander

Future Cop: L.A.P.D. Windows Your unit can transform from Walker to Hovercar mode and vice versa

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Alternate Titles

"装甲機動隊 L.A.P.D." -- Japanese spelling
"未来战警" -- Chinese spelling (simplified)
"Soukou Kidoutai LAPD" -- Japanese title
"Future Strike" -- Working title
"Future Cop: LAPD 2100" -- Informal name

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Critic Reviews

Mac Game Gate	Macintosh	1999		90
Game Revolution	PlayStation	Sep 01, 1998	B+	83
IGN	PlayStation	Sep 18, 1998	8.3 out of 10	83
Game Over Online	Windows	Nov 22, 1998	81 out of 100	81
Power Unlimited	Windows	Feb, 1999	7.9 out of 10	79
Power Play	Windows	Jan, 1999	76 out of 100	76
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Jan, 1999	76 out of 100	76
Attack Games	Windows	Feb, 1999	7 out of 10	70
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Windows	Mar, 1999		70
PC Games (Germany)	Windows	Feb, 1999	49 out of 100	49

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Trivia

Credits

At the end of the credits is this text:

All characters in this game are real live people who I met once during a really weird party. I did change their names or something.

Development

The game started out as Future Strike, the sequel to the Strike series, advertised in the end of Electronic Arts' game Nuclear Strike. During the development phase, a decision was made to drop the series and change Future Strike into an unrelated, law enforcement-themed shooter, with a human protagonist instead of a chopper.