Miami Vice: The Videogame
This hack turns a game based on a Japanese TV show cloned from Miami Vice, into an (un) official Miami Vice videogame on NES for very first time. The original game was developed by Micronics, responsible for titles with low production values such as Super Pitfall or Athena. That in the case of Mottomo Abunai Dekka (literally “Dangerous Cops”) translates into poor graphics, ridiculous physics and a duration of about 20-25 minutes. On the other hand, its strong points are a 2-player cooperative mode and abundant cinematics that narrate a story of two super cops against a drug cartel with chases, kidnappings, police corruption, etc. That made it the best candidate for this hack.
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Miami Vice: The Videogame FAQ
What is the GameWorld (gS) score of Miami Vice: The Videogame?
Miami Vice: The Videogame has a GameWorld (gS) score of 39 out of 100, aggregated from Steam, IGDB, Metacritic and more.
Does Miami Vice: The Videogame support multiplayer?
Miami Vice: The Videogame supports single-player.
Where can I find guides, Korean patches and downloads for Miami Vice: The Videogame?
On the Miami Vice: The Videogame page at GameWorld you can browse community guides and download resources (Korean patches, trainers, save files and more), or upload your own.









