That way, it never gets annoying.Īnother feature worth mentioning is that you can keep a list of the criminal's characteristics and have the game look up who could be the culprit, and then issue a warrant for that person. The music is nice but stays in the background. The quality of the speech is pretty high for the time and the resources used, and is all in all a pleasant addition. When using the phone, another big change is evident: full speech, with a text box that shows what's being said. Other animations play when you've caught the right criminal or when you are using the phone. If you're at the right place, you'll get a zany little animation showing that the culprit just left or is still there. By checking options on your notepad, you check places and people for evidence and hints as to where the criminal has gone. It's a slight breach of style from the full-color photos in there that show scenery specific to your current location. high-tech for 1994.Īll animations in the game are in cartoon style and mostly take place on the phone's video screen. The entire game is now made as if it's played on a high-tech phone. In contrast to the previous versions, the effort on the audio-visual part was greatly increased with this one. Where in The World is Carmen Sandiego? Deluxe is a remake of a remake of the classic game. Although it is an educational game, and thus aimed at kids, it poses a decent challenge to everybody and is probably too hard for children. Tired of the geography questions of Trivial Pursuit? Looking for something that's actually a challenge? Then this game slaps the glove straight in your face.
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