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Plagued with an insurmountable plethora of problems, the report on Minority Report is clear: stay far away. Read Review
You are precrime officer John Anderton, head of an elite police force division that can apprehend murderers before the crime can be committed. Everyone thought it was perfect. Until something went wrong... Now you're on the run from your own team through a futuristic thrill ride in which you can trust no one. You must clear your name and stop an evil conspiracy before it is too late. Relive the movie experience as you immerse yourself in non-stop over 40 levels of the world of 2054. Face both human and robot enemies in hand-to-hand combat and using an explosive arsenal of weapons. Grab a Jetpack and fly through levels, showering enemies with gunfire as you avoid obstacles and hazards.
The guy who penned the short story called Minority Report was responsible for Blade Runner, took copious amounts of weapon-grade narcotics, went paranoid, and crafted even more scary-future novels. His name? Philip K. Dick. The guy who directed the movie called Minority Report starring Tom "sex thimble" Cruise, was responsible for Indiana Jones, and despite AI, is still a powerhouse in the film industry. His name? Steven Spielberg. The team responsible for this lamentable video game? Treyarch. You'd think that the company responsible for many of Spider-Man's web-slingingly fun video-game adventures would have no problem crafting a fine escapade based on an excellent book and a decent movie. Sadly, this isn't the case. Read More »
Also known as: Minority Report: Everybody Runs
Release Region: United States
Release Date: November 20, 2002
Publisher: Activision
T for Teen Animated ViolenceAlso available on: Xbox, Game Boy Advance, GameCube
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