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Playstation vehicle-based shooters. Set in 2097 on one of Jupiter's moons.

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Playstation vehicle-based shooters. Set in 2097 on one of Jupiter's moons.

Games

G-Police

15 October 1997

Platforms/PCPlatforms/PlayStationPlatforms/PlayStation Network PS3Platforms/PlayStation Network PSP

G-Police: Weapons of Justice

31 August 1999

Platforms/PlayStation

Franchise details

Name

G-Police

Features

2 games

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First game

G-Police

Aliases

Characters

Locations

• Has locations: Callisto (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Vehicular Combat (Concept), E3 1995 (Concept), E3 1997 (Concept), Greatest Hits (Concept), Promo VHS (Concept), Q-Sound (Concept), Xfire (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Police Car (Object), Gun (Object), Missile (Object), Rocket (Object), Mech (Object), Rifle (Object), M41A Pulse Rifle (Object)

People

• Has people: Mark L. Scott (Person), Andrew McCabe (Person), Steve Hill (Person), Damon Fairclough (Person), David Dyett (Person), Andrew Crowley (Person), Angus Fieldhouse (Person), Tomasi Akimeta Jr. (Person), Stuart Wheeler (Person), Dominic Robinson (Person), John Reitze (Person), Neil Duffield (Person), Peter Woods (Person), Theo Pantazi (Person), Trevor Slater (Person), Jim Drewry (Person), Iain Thody (Person), Richard Turner (Person), Christopher Charles (Person), Robin Kausch (Person), Simon Gardner (Person), Derek Ward (Person), Carlos Ulloa (Person), Claire Cooper (Person), Dave Collins (Person), Edward Persey (Person), Euan Leckie (Person), Gavin Whitlock (Person), Graeme Williams (Person), Graham Davis (Person), Jeff Young (Person), Jim McPhail (Person), Kevin Turner (Person), Mario D'Onofrio (Person), Oliver Daos (Person), Ross Thody (Person), Simon Shilleto (Person), Tony Marshall (Person)