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Blackmail in Brooklyn
Author: ProgZmax Resolution: 320x200 at 8-bit (256 col) Downloaded: 1932 times (1.8 Mb) Genres: Contemporary, Comedy, Original Length: MAGS games
Added on: 4 January 2007 Website: (none) Content advisory: Occasional, mild  None  Mild Ratings: AGS Panel: (what is this?) Not enough votes yet Created for OROW 3 in just four days, Blackmail in Brooklyn tells the tale of four aging heroes who have come to save Brooklyn from the terror of Slash and his gang of thugs: Pelvis (a parody of Elvis Presley), Bruise (Bruce Lee), Nunchuk (Chuck Norris), and Master T (Mr. T). The game plays in a traditional, River City Ransom inspired side scrolling action format, where you can punch, kick, jump, and even use special moves. Due to the time constraints, Bruise, Nunchuk and Master T did not make it into the game, and only one level is playable. Still, it shows what can be accomplished using only Rawdraw in AGS! Download Now (if the download doesn't work, try Right Click, Save Target As)
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AGS Panel review for this game:
The AGS Review Panel has left a comment about this game: A successful attempt at making a platformer with AGS that unfortunately shows a lack of time and polish.
User comments about Blackmail in Brooklyn:
Posted by Andy on 2009-10-07 at 21:47 (IP logged): At first glance this game looks really good, but after a couple of attempts, frustration will set in. I found it to be quite a button basher! Nice backgrounds, and the characters will yell out things when they get hurt which I quite enjoyed.

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