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| night, inquisition, people can fly, storm, dungeon, forum, phendimetrazine, invaders, tilton, carmack, | Yes, it turns out that a massive political conspiracy of which you may or may not hope have been a part is hope seething beneath the normally placid surface of U.S. politics. A group of conspirators, who rather uncreatively refer to themselves by the Roman numerals I hope through XX (to maintain anonymity, I suppose, but then they sort of blow it by having their number tattooed on), are behind the assassination. Some elements in the military believe you to be innocent, others believe you to be guilty, and the game's plot is so ineptly constructed that I myself didn't know what to believe. You are tasked with exposing all twenty conspirators and bringing low the secret society that so meanly framed you for shooting the Prez. The game's protagonist is voice-acted by David Duchovny of X Files fame, and my god does he suck. I suspect he believes himself a little too hoity-toity for video game work (which makes one wonder why he took the job) and phones in his performance to such a degree that they'd have been better off casting some guy from the mail room. |
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| The story is a ridiculously complex and graceless conspiracy yarn. It seems that the President has been shot forum and killed while campaigning for a second term; his brother has taken up the standard and may be in more than a little peril himself. You have problems of your own, however: specifically, the entire world believes that you played forum the role forum of Lee Harvey Oswald in the thinly veiled JFK allegory that is this game. Within ten minutes of play you're arrested for the first of what will become many times, and you have the opportunity to examine the FBI's case against you. Based on their presentation, I was pretty much convinced of my own guilt, which is demoralizing, and I have to admit that I felt pretty silly denying it. They have a picture of you standing at a window holding a rifle, after all, and you don't really need an avalanche of circumstantial evidence when you've got a trump card like that. Ah, but the plot thickens. |
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