Double Switch (Video Game 1993)A young man named Eddie has been locked in the basement of his apartment complex. Living there are a grumpy handyman, a young female reporter, two young women living as roommates, an ex-con... See full summary » Director:Mary LambertWriter:James W. Riley |
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The Handyman
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Kimberly Oja | ... | |
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Brooke McCarter | ... | |
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Joey Box | ... |
Thug #3
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Thug #1
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Sonja Davis | ... |
Egyptian Princess
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Dorothy Elane | ... |
Egyptian Princess #2
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Thug Leader
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A young man named Eddie has been locked in the basement of his apartment complex. Living there are a grumpy handyman, a young female reporter, two young women living as roommates, an ex-con, a mob boss, and the members of a rock band, each group or person with their own story. The whole place is booby-trapped, and Eddie gives you the controls to the traps. However, all is not as it seems, and freeing Eddie will only kick-start a deadly mystery surrounding a mysterious statue in the building, and the rumor of a treasure contained within. Can you manage the trap controls and save the day? Written by Anonymous
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There's a killer in the building.Genres:
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Hollywood Center Studios - 1040 N. Las Palmas Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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I worked at SEGA when those god-awful SegaCD games came out. They were just dreadful. You switch around from room to room while washed up actors reluctantly read their bad lines. And the premise is always the same. you can't watch the scenes you have to memorize the sequence of going from room to room and pressing a button to release a booby trap at just the right time. Christ almighty I need prozac after just thinking about those horrid Digital Pictures games.