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Replay – NARC
I'm not much of a political man, but I think the greatest thing to come out of Ronald Reagan's presidency has to be his "Just Say No" anti-drug campaign. I doubt it was very effective, but all I care about is the fact that it helped spawn NARC. If you haven't played it, NARC is a game about crashing sports cars into the ghetto and shooting hobos with rocket launchers. While I may have been four years old when it came out (significantly before my employment at Game Informer), I would have had no issues giving this game a perfect 10 back in 1988. Then again, that might be why we don't have any four year-olds on staff.
If you can't tell by my enthusiasm, this game is awesome. Watch below as we plow through the classic quarter muncher.
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