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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
Police	author	198?
Mystery Master: Murder by the Dozen	CBS Software (BrainBank)	1983
Punchy	Mr. Micro	1983
Rollercoaster	Brookfield Software;Robtek	1983
Highnoon	Ocean	1984
Mystery Master: Felony!	CBS Software (BrainBank)	1984
P.C. Fuzz	Anirog	1984
Siren City	Interceptor Software	1984
Kane	Mastertronic	1985
Law of the West	Accolade	1985
Topper the Copper	English Software	1985
L.A. Swat	Mastertronic;Entertainment USA (Sculptured Software)	1986
Miami Vice	Ocean (Canvas)	1986
Police Cadet	Artworx Software;Midas Marketing (Sher-Tek)	1986
Turbo Esprit	Durell	1986	Turbo Esprit puts you in control of a Lotus Esprit cop car, with the challenge of breaking up a drugs gang and protecting the innocent. A map is built into the car, which can instantly show the positions of the baron's cars - this is crucial because you can't interrupt them before the initial deal is done, as this will simply make them leave and try again another time. The game's environment is large and varied, with traffic lights, junctions and zebra crossings accurately implemented, and pedestrians to avoid. The roads are multi-laned, and at the end of each road you can turn across, which makes the game's perspective shift in a flick-screen manner. [Moby Games]* [127]* [78]* [62]* [85]* [2]* [85]*** [52]
BraveStarr	U.S. Gold;Go! (Probe)	1987
Catch a Thief	Tri Micro	1987
Jail Break	Konami	1987
Mountie Mick's Deathride	Reaktör (Time Data)	1987
Prohibition	Infogrames;Players	1987
The Enforcer	Methodic Solutions	1987
The Sydney Affair	Infogrames	1987
Vera Cruz	Infogrames	1987
Hopper Copper	Silverbird	1988
Inspector Gadget and the Circus of Fear	Melbourne House (BDL Productions)	1988
Kane II	Mastertronic	1988
L.A. Crackdown	Epyx	1988
Robocop	Ocean	1988	Take on the role of avenging angel as you mete out rough justice to the perpetrators of evil and lawlessness. Some of the most exciting scenes ever to fill a computer screen confront you. The future is here and now when you take up this challenge - PART MAN - PART MACHINE - ALL COP* [161]* [142]* [2]* [49]* [33]* [85]* [1]* [52]
APB	Domark;Tengen (Walking Circles)	1989	Playing cops and robbers has never been this fun before.... High speed chases, dangerous arrests and shoot-outs are brought to life with a touch of humour in Tengen's new APB. You become Officer Bob for 7 days in his action-packed pursuit of common lawbreakers and hardened criminals. APB - It's tough job but somebody's got to do it!* [3]* [49]* [78]* [33]* [2]* [85]*** [1]
Blaze Out	Ocean	1989	Ocean took the crosshair parts of several of its games and released it as a compilation for lightgun owners as "Blaze Out". Said games are [game=#35994]Combat School[/game], [game=#35471]Hyper Sports[/game], [game=#36062]Platoon[/game], [game=#36030]Rambo III[/game] and [game=#36037]Robocop[/game].
Chase H.Q.	Ocean	1989
Gunfighter	Atlantis Software	1989
Hostages	Infogrames;Mindscape	1989
Jaws	Screen 7 (Intelligent Design)	1989
Scapeghost	Level 9 Computing	1989
Techno Cop	Gremlin Graphics (Gray Matter)	1989
Beverly Hills Cop	Tynesoft	1990
Chase H.Q. II: Special Criminal Investigation	Ocean;Probe;Taito (ICE)	1990
Dick Tracy	Titus	1990
Die Hard	Activision (Silent Software)	1990
ESWAT: Cyber Police	U.S. Gold (Creative Materials)	1990
Narco Police	Dinamic (Iron Byte)	1990
Robocop 2	Ocean	1990
Los Angeles Police Department	Players	1991
Predator 2	Image Works (221B Software Developments)	1991
Gunfright	author	2017	Unofficial conversion.

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