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Future Cop: LAPD

Rating:	Your rating: None Average: 4.6 (13 votes)
Category:	Action Strategy
Perspective:	3rd Person
Year released:	1998
Author:	Electronic Arts
Publisher:	Electronic Arts
Engine:

Download futurecop_demo.bin (18.18 MB)
For System 7.0 - 7.6 - Mac OS 9

Emulation
Guides on emulating older games

Download link is the demo.

Two games in one. Crime War is a linear series of missions set in the chaotic Los Angeles of 2098. Precinct Assault is an Armor Alley-like arena RTS in which two teams battle to escort a tank into the opponent's stronghold. Both are third-person shooters featuring a mech that transforms between walker and hovercraft, and both support one or two players.

At the behest of Electronic Arts, the links to this game have been removed. Forum Post regarding EA

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC

Requirements

120MHz PowerPC
Mac OS 7.5
24MB RAM
4x CD-ROM drive
QuickTime 3.0
20MB hard drive space

Comments

by IIGS_User - 2012, December 17 - 10:33am

I think they'll not even allow demo stuff.

by IIGS_User - 2011, June 19 - 2:31pm

In terms of old mac software it means "we don't own it."

"We can't tell you to remove it."

by MCP - 2011, June 19 - 11:22am

The key phrase for DOOM and some other games is "under license." In terms of old mac software it means "we don't own it."

by themacmeister - 2011, June 19 - 9:19am

It is not on their list - http://www.ea.com/1/legal-notices

I recently went on a one-man crusade to get EA to open-source this game... imagine networked 8-player mechs, and custom maps!!!

Anyway, didn't hear back from them, but would love to see the download reinstated...

SH*T, they have DOOM on the list... gah!

by macbot - 2010, February 20 - 4:17am

I loved this game! It's either this or The Chaos Engine (Soldiers Of Fortune in the USA) for the best top down action game of all time.

by themacmeister - 2009, November 27 - 11:40am

Easily one of the finest multi(2)player games ever made! The single and co-op modes were fantastic, but it was two player split-screen or LAN which was incredible. Also released for PC and PSX (I have all of them). Now my collection is complete!!! :)

by Innes - 2009, November 4 - 10:20pm

fan-smegging-tastic! i was hoping this game would make an appearance here. Nice one ^_^

by Attila - 2009, November 4 - 4:33pm

Sweet. This game descended from EA's 16-bit "Strike" series games, like Desert Strike. I remember playing it on PSOne.