Character in Prison Break: The Conspiracy is Tom Paxton, Komapniyata agent. He was sent to Fox River in order to understand why Michael Scofield (hero of the series), a man without a criminal record, had robbed a bank. The story takes place in parallel with that of the first season of the series: Paxton meets several characters from the serial and participate in key moments.

Prison Break: The Conspiracy of the series includes everything: story, characters and fast action. Climbing and using "stealth, Paxton passes through many places of the episodes, all recreated in high detail.

Features:
- Classic Gameplay Reinvented: From huge-scale multi-enemy combat to dizzying feats of acrobatic prowess in gigantic environments enhanced by the Prince’s ability to control nature and time, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands will push the Prince’s prodigious abilities to unseen levels
- A Blockbuster Experience: Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands will offer players unforgettable set pieces made possible by the advanced technology offered by the award-winning Anvil engine. With all-out war at the gates of the kingdom, the Prince’s abilities will be challenged like never before through the course of epic wow moments
- Mastery Over Nature: Wielding powers of nature and time, the Prince will have unparalleled mastery over his environment and his enemies. The Prince will discover that harnessing the forces of nature itself will prove to be a devastating companion to his ability to rewind time
- Return of a Fan-Favorite Franchise: Set between Prince of Persia The Sands of Time and Prince of Persia: Warrior Within, Prince of Persia: The Forgotten Sands will provide fans a new chapter in the Prince of Persia universe and deepen their understanding of the Sands of Time series

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System requirements:
OS: Windows XP/Vista/7
CPU: 1.8 GHz
RAM: 1.0 GB
DirectX: 9.0c or higher

Thus begins Post Mortem, a noir adventure-thriller that takes you from the exclusive hotels and five-star restaurants of Paris to back-street bistros, a cult headquarters, the bloody scene of the crime, and one of the best renditions of an insane asylum you’ll ever see in an adventure game. Post Mortem is a beautifully rendered, classic point-and-click adventure that allows smooth 360-degree panning of every location and multiple conversation paths with dozens of unique characters as you pick up the many clues that will allow you to solve a complex mystery with all the gothic and shady trappings one would expect of a Chandler or a Hammet. There are a scattering of the usual puzzles—the dreaded tile puzzle (fortunately, not too obnoxious), the hackneyed newspaper-under-the-door-and-pencil-in-the-keyhole-trick to retrieve a key, an interesting alchemical conundrum or two, a fumbling with lockpicks—but the heart of the game lies in gathering the information and objects you’ll need to find out why an “innocent” American couple have been ritualistically murdered at a high-class Parisian hotel. Your skills as an artist are essential to solving the crime; the touch of clairvoyance that causes you to have visions and nightmares seems less crucial, but certainly adds to the mysterious and mystical atmosphere of the game. In short, all of the ingredients are in place for Post Mortem to be “as good as it gets” in the adventure game genre, and it’s published by Microids to boot, who gave us the wonderful Syberia not too long ago. Unlike Syberia, as should be clear by now, this one is not for the kids—there are some relative graphic scenes of violence that rightly earn Post Mortem its “M” rating from the ESRB.

So what’s wrong with this picture? The trouble comes in Post Mortem when one recognizes that the game is something of an over-achiever. In attempting to provide a few alternative routes through what is, primarily, a linear game, the developers put into place static conversation trees that have you, at certain points, asking questions about people, places, and objects you haven’t discovered yet because you visited location D out of five possible options before visiting location B. Nor are there sufficient indications along the way concerning what order you should follow in visiting or revisiting multiple sites as the game unfolds: mid-game, Post-Mortem will not block you from visiting a restaurant where you ask questions about an ancient artifact before you have retrieved the clue in a dank apartment that provides you with sufficient details about the artifact so that you can even know what you are asking about. This leads to some serious confusion and the experience of a phenomenon I have never encountered in an adventure game—what might be called the “reverse red herring,” where crucial detail seems irrelevant (rather than the other way around), or where you’re learning about things in a backwards fashion. Combine this with some bad translations (Microids is a French company, and the game’s dialogues were clearly written in French first and then translated into English), and the game becomes something of a mess of false leads and fragmented clues. It all comes out in the end, but in order to finish you’ll have to traipse back and forth, Memento-like, trying to figure out what should have come first and last in any number of disorienting conversations. With patience you will get there, as long as you don’t mind a little pixel-hunting along the way, and stop often to enjoy the terrific visuals that Post Mortem has to offer.

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* Play as Pac-Man and other famous Namco characters
* Pac-Man and friends have a whole new set of weapons to duke it out in custom single-player and multiplayer Battle Arenas
* No matter what character you choose, if you eat enough Pac Dots on the track you can transform into the giant Pac-Mobile and gobble up the competition
* Hidden Fruit Doors will catapult you into the lead

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