Flash Traffic: City of Angels (REEL Magic)

Box front of Flash Traffic: City of Angels (REEL Magic)

Details

Released
1994
Developer
Tsunami Media, Inc.
Publisher
Time Warner Interactive, Inc.
Genre
Adventure / Interactive Movie
Players
Up to 1; single player
Type
Commercial
Platform
MS-DOS
Pack
eXoDOS
Manual
Included in the pack (PDF)

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Title screen of Flash Traffic: City of Angels (REEL Magic)
Title screen
Gameplay of Flash Traffic: City of Angels (REEL Magic)
Gameplay

About this game

REEL Magic was a MPEG playback card designed to assist FMV games playback at higher resolution with less compression. It required an add-in card for your computer and it doubled as a SoundBlaster compatible soundcard.

A DEA team raids an apartment in the City of Angels. Among the requisite drugs and crazed loonies, the team discovers something far more chilling: "The place was used to build a nuclear bomb," to quote your FBI sidekick, Sawyer. As if that isn't bad enough, the bomb is gone and in the hands of a crazy German terrorist who is planning to set it off somewhere in the city. And considering your first lead is the terrorist's ex-girlfriend, stopping him isn't going to be easy.

And so you're off, watching FMV sequences and occasionally deciding between three dialogue choices in situations ranging from orders to SWAT teams to interrogating some of the terrorists' bomb-making cronies.

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