Blade Runner

Video Game
1997
T

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You play a blade runner investigating a series of violent replicant crimes, only to discover far more than you bargained for.You play a blade runner investigating a series of violent replicant crimes, only to discover far more than you bargained for.You play a blade runner investigating a series of violent replicant crimes, only to discover far more than you bargained for.

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8.8/10

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Awards
- 2 wins

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Martin Azarow

Dino Klein
(voice)

Mark Benninghoffen

Ray McCoy
(voice)
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Warren Burton

Runciter
(voice)
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Gwen Castaldi

Dispatcher
(voice)
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Signy Coleman

Dektora
(voice)

Gary Colombo

General Doll
(voice)

Jason Cottle

Luther
(voice)
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Tim Dang

Izo
(voice)

Lisa Edelstein

Crystal Steele
(voice)

Javier Grajeda

Gaff
(voice)
(as Victor Gardell)

Jeff Garlin

Gloria Hoffmann

Mia
(voice)

James Hong

Dr. Chew
(voice)

Anthony Izzo

Officer Leary
(voice)

Brion James

Leon
(voice)

Terry Jourden

Spencer Grigorian
(voice)

Jerry Kernion

Holloway
(voice)

Richard Kimmel

Desk Clerk
(voice)

Storyline

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Trivia
The game takes place at the same time as the film, and features some of the same locations. As a result, if you do the right things at the right time, you may see Rick Deckard and/or evidence of his investigation. The most noteworthy place this may happen is when the man takes a photo of you to blind you with the flash. Upon examination of the photo in the Esper, Deckard may be seen in the background questioning someone. This does not always happen, however. Depending on what decisions you make in the game before the photo is taken, Dekard may *not* appear in the image. If Deckard is in the picture, McCoy will say that "That guy looks familiar" when you zoom in on him with the Esper.

Quotes
Crystal Steele: All ya gotta do is ask, Slim.

Connections
Featured in Gamesmaster: Episode #7.1 (1997)

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Featured Comment on Blade Runner is misleading...

It's unfortunate that the only negative comment on the Blade Runner game is the one featured on IMDB.

While the game is now 6 years old, and it's technology is certainly not the 'latest, greatest', I found it to be one of the more enjoyable games I've played. In fact, it's one of the few games I've played repeatedly!

The ending sequence DOES provide choices which lead to several different endings. And it follows the film closely enough to make you want to watch it again.

(Now, what happened to the rumored "20th anniversary" DVD we've been waiting for??)