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Review: Crime Patrol 2 – Drug Wars (PC)

Genre: FMV Light Gun Shooter Developer: American Laser Games Release Context: Original Arcade (1993), PC Port (2003 compilation/individual releases)

Part 2: The Essential Pre-Install Checklist

Before you double-click that Setup.exe, you must understand what you are dealing with. You cannot simply mount an ISO or insert the disc on Windows 11. Here is what you need. Review: Crime Patrol 2 – Drug Wars (PC)

Crime Patrol 2: Drug Wars is a 1993 live-action full-motion video (FMV) arcade shooter developed by American Laser Games. In 2002 and 2003, it was re-released for modern PCs by Digital Leisure to improve compatibility with Windows operating systems and DVD players.  2003 PC Version Overview  It includes a hidden debug mode that can

Organization: Place game data in a specific folder (e.g., roms/alg/crimepatrol2). , though it still carries a grainy, low-budget

• It includes a hidden debug mode that can be activated by editing an INI file—revealing unused scenes, alternate line readings, and a bizarre "skip fight" cheat that bypasses the game’s notoriously unfair QTEs.
• The install CD also contains MPEG-1 outtakes from the original 1993 shoot, including the actor playing the villain accidentally laughing mid-threat.
• Due to a licensing quirk, this version omitted the original arcade’s digitized voice taunts from criminals (like “You’ll never take me alive, copper!”)—and replaced them with new, poorly synced audio from a different voice actor, creating a “dubbed film” effect that fans ironically love.

, though it still carries a grainy, low-budget feel typical of early-90s productions. Difficulty

Resolution: Set the executable to run in 640x480 resolution to prevent crashes or scaling errors. Essential Resources

Autorun/Setup: Run the setup.exe or install.exe from the root directory.