This was one of the first games I bought on my good old PS1....the first time I tuned my TV in I saw one of the cut scenes at the beginning of the game, The graphics (obviously not in games graphics and obviously not that good by todays standards) were so realistic that I thought it was a film....that's when I knew I was gonna love this game. Released in 1997 by developers Psygnosis, the was one of the first batch of games on the Playstation which showed its early potential (culminating in games like metal gear solid) before games like this and Gran Turismo was released, we had to make do with games like Lone Soldier, Shell Shock and Warhawk. If you haven't ...  Read the complete review

I must admit to being slightly biased about this review as the original G-Police was my very first playstation game and I still regard it as one of the best games I have ever played. From its wonderful control method to its mind-blowing cinematic sequences, G-Police impressed thousands with its immersive gameplay and incredible graphics. Needless to say, that is quite a legacy to live up to, so, now that the sequel has finally arrived, does it deliver what all us G-Police hungry gamers are after? Weapons of Justice carries on from where G-Police left off, plot wise. After the timely defeat of the corrupt nanosoft corporation, the G-Police were left ...  Read the complete review

When G-Police was announced in June 97 a lot was expected of it, it was thought to be another hit for Liverpool based Psygnosis and they even said "its going to be christmas number one". Well it wasn't but it was and possibly still is the best flight sim/shoot em up on the Playstation. As with the majority of Psygnosis games it has a complex storyline and background to it. This time the game is set in the year 2097 and there are colonies of human settlements throughout space which have been builat by companies to harvest raw materials to support life on earth. It is the job of the G-Police to keep control of the companies, and you are a pilot of a ...  Read the complete review

This is a realistic flight sim in which you fly around a futuristic city bringing harsh law and order to the out of control society. You are one of the G- Police. You use a large array of weapons, from lock- on infrared missiles to the basic cannon gun. You are told what to do by the voice of your senior officer, always ready to scream “GOOD JOB”. A worthwhile if you like that kind of game. Otherwise you are wasting your time. A challenge! ...  Read the complete review

I bought G Police as one of the first games that took advantage of the analog pad back when that was new. The idea of a futuristic police helicoptor simulator also appealed to me (perhaps I'd seen Blue Thunder around that time). I think I should have beared in mind just how bad I am at flight simulators at the best of times. It took me quite a bit of game play to actually get into the game, at first I was sending the helicoptor all over the place. However patience and practice was rewarded and I got the hang of moving my craft about and started to progress through the missions. Unfortunately they soon got very tough and I never progressed that far in the ...  Read the complete review