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Freedom Fighters takes place in an alternate reality that never saw the dissolution of the Soviet Union. Instead, the Red threat has continued to grow since the end of World War II, taking hold in countries as close to home as Cuba and Mexico. The game opens with the plumbing team of Chris and Troy Stone paying a visit to the clogged sink of Isabella Angelina, who also happens to be a vocal member of a watchdog organization devoted to informing the American public about the evils of the Soviet Union. The duo enters her apartment to find that it has been hastily evacuated, and soon after, Soviet troops bust in to try to find her, only to capture Troy instead. The Soviet invasion of the US has begun.
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Freedom Fighters is simultaneously appearing on the PC and all three major consoles. While each version of the game is about as equally impressive on its respective platform, there are definitely some differences in control. The PC version of the game makes great use of the same mouse-and-keyboard control you'd expect from most first- or third-person action games. It also offers more-precise aiming control. The console versions understandably rely on auto-aim to make up for a gamepad's relative lack of precision, though you can still aim manually in the console versions of the game, which is required for doing things like blowing up explosive barrels to take out a cluster of troops at once.
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The Russian soldiers sound appropriately menacing and speak in their native language.
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Virtua Cop 2 is a Classic shooting game published by SEGA in the year 1995. This game is also known as Virtua Squad 2 in some parts of America. The game offers tremendous amount of entertainment with good graphics and Sound effect to keep you interested. During my young age, I used to play this game for hours and hours partnering with my uncle. Your role in this game is a cop, who will be assigned three different missions and the most entertaining part is that, you should finish these entire 3 missions with limited lives. Each mission in this game will have different bosses and killing the final Boss will be little tough.
This game supports the Multi-player feature i.e. Two players can play the game simultaneously. There are three levels in the game. Your main objective in this game is to shoot the enemies before they shoot back at you. At the end of each level there will be a boss battle. The boss battle will be very entertaining, as he will throw cars and drums at you. Beating the boss will lead to the next level, where you will fight with enemies in different scenario.


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Here you will be interrupting a Jewel robbery and in the quest to find the boss of the robbery gang, you will be following the thieves and when you kill all the thieves the Boss will be appearing. Killing the Boss will be little difficult comparing to the other thieves. Once you enter the Boss battle, you will be in for a mini battle where he will be attacking you with different objects. Killing the Boss will lead to next Stage.


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Your mission in this stage is to rescue the mayor of virtua city from the kidnappers. You will be fighting the enemies in the Harbor. At the end of this stage you will be fighting with the boss, who will be launching aerial attacks on you.


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In this level you will be fighting against the terrorist in the Virtua city underground. Killing the boss in this level will lead to the main Villain fight. Killing the final Boss will successfully end your mission.

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