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Detailed item info   Product InformationHead out to the lighthouse, quick! With the LEGO City Coast Guard Patrol Play Set, you can save a scared couple stranded in a sinking dinghy. Watch out for the three sharks swimming nearby! Launch the submarine and helicopter from the Coast Guard Patrol boat to get there fast. Rescue the couple with the life preservers, pull them into the helicopter and scare the sharks away with the water cannons. The LEGO City Coast Guard Patrol Play Set includes three sharks and six minifigures with accessories: pilot, captain, crewmember, rescuer, man and woman.Product HighlightsVideoProduct IdentifiersBrandLEGOModelCoast Guard PatrolMPNUPC, , Key FeaturesThemeCityCharacterCrew Member, PilotTypeFigures, Sets

Head out to the lighthouse quick with the LEGO® City Coast Guard Patrol! Theres a couple stranded in a sinking dinghy and 3 sharks are swimming nearby! Launch the submarine and helicopter from the Coast Guard Patrol boat to get there fast. Rescue the couple with the life preservers, pull them into the helicopter and scare the sharks away with the water cannons! Includes 3 sharks and 6 minifigures with accessories: pilot, captain, crew member, rescuer, man and woman. 449 pcs. Ages 5 yrs. +.

CC Entertainment brings you digital downloadable games. This item is a code which you redeem in order to download the relevant title.Codes will automatically be sent via email once payment has been received. Internet connectivity will be required in order to download this product. How To redeem the code: create anaccount with the relevant code type (xbox Live, Steam, Uplay, Origin, GOG.com, Official website is the game developer actual site, Battle.net, ubi.com or Rockstar Social Club) Redeem your code Start your download If you have any problems using these codes please mail the CC Entertainment Support Team Description: Dive into a deep story of corruption, crime and intrigue. Take the role of gritty Police Chief Jack Boyd, and come face to face with the ugly underbelly of Freeburg, a city spiraling the drain. Will Jack reach his retirement with a nice stack of bills, or will he end up broken... or worse?Manage your staff, respond to emergencies, and investigate crimes in a city on the brink of chaos. The mafia underworld maneuvers behind the scenes, sinking their claws ever deeper into the city, even as the mayor is ready to exploit every situation to his political advantage.Choose your approach to each situation as it unfolds. Sometimes you'll be responding to a developing crisis at a crime scene, or negotiating with Freeburg's crime bosses. Sometimes you'll find yourself dodging questions in the press room, or even the occasional cross-examination in the witness box. Can you keep this pressure cooker from exploding, at least for long enough to stash away a nice retirement nest egg? Your mission is clear: make $500,000 in 180 days, before Jack Boyd reaches retirement. How? That's up to you! Decisions, decisions! This Is the Police is all about a dark story and how you react to it. Whatever you decide, your choices will influence the game — and the fate of Jack Boyd. The Good, the Bad, and... the Ugly? The Chief of Freeburg's Police Department deals with all kind of people. It is up to you to find the bad guys, and decide how to deal with them. Carry out your duties. As head of Freeburg PD, Jack deals with all sorts of challenges every day: responding to emergencies, managing his officers, defending the department against City Hall and a corrupt mayor, and much more. Solve Investigations and gather evidence against the criminal gangs of Freeburg. Deal with the competing powers of the city. Everyone offers you favors, and each one comes at a price. Rich and fully voiced story: Jack Boyd is portrayed by Jon St. John, the voice of Duke Nukem.

Dive into a deep story of corruption, crime and intrigue. Take the role of gritty Police Chief Jack Boyd, and come face to face with the ugly underbelly of Freeburg, a city spiraling the drain. Will Jack reach his retirement with a nice stack of bills, or will he end up broken... or worse? Manage your staff, respond to emergencies, and investigate crimes in a city on the brink of chaos. The mafia underworld maneuvers behind the scenes, sinking their claws ever deeper into the city, even as the mayor is ready to exploit every situation to his political advantage. Choose your approach to each situation as it unfolds. Sometimes you'll be responding to a developing crisis at a crime scene, or negotiating with Freeburg's crime bosses. Sometimes you'll find yourself dodging questions in the press room, or even the occasional cross-examination in the witness box. Can you keep this pressure cooker from exploding, at least for long enough to stash away a nice retirement nest egg?Features:Your mission is clear: make $500,000 in 180 days, before Jack Boyd reaches retirement. How? That's up to you!Decision, decision! This is the Police is all about a dark story and how you react to it. Whatever you decide, your choices will influence the game - and the fate of Jack Boyd.The Good, the Bad, and... the Ugly? The Chief of Freeburg's Police Department deals with all kinds of people. It's up to you to find the bad guys, and decide how to deal with them.Carry out your duties. As head of Freeburg PD, Jack deals with all sorts of challenges every day: responding to emergencies, managing his officers, defending the department against City Hall and a corrupt mayor, and much more.Solve investigations and gather evidence against the criminal gangs of Freeburg.Deal with the competing powers of the city. Everyone offers you favors, and each one comes at a price.Rich and fully voiced story: Jack Boyd is portrayed by Jon St. John, the voice of Duke Nukem.

SOS: The Final Escape Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Information Players have complete freedom to explore the 3D quake-ridden island at their own peril! The hero must uncover the truth behind the devastation by assisting fellow castaways that are found on the island! Problem solving includes the ability of the hero to piece together separate items in order to build tools to help in his escape! The player may use objects like bikes, boats, compasses and more to aid in escaping the island! No other video game has ever approached this level of simulation in depicting the "real" effects of a major city being torn apart by the forces of nature! Special Feature: S-FORCE 3D Sound Library is included to make each earthquake feel as real as possible! Product Description Review SOS: The Final Escape puts you in control of a journalist on his first day working on a newly built man-made island. Predictably enough, things go wrong early on in this RPG platformer: earthquakes are destroying the city and the island is slowly sinking. The bridge leading to the island collapses leaving you precariously balanced on top of a twisted pile of concrete and steel. Jumping and climbing your way off leads to the dubious safety of the city. Periodically, tremors endeavour to knock you off your feet (combated by use of the brace button) and cause buildings to collapse, conveniently forming platforms to be used to traverse the shattered landscape. As you progress, shopping malls, skyscrapers and baseball stadiums come crashing down around you resulting in either careful exploration or mad dashes for safety. The pace and gameplay varies later as armed mercenaries hunt you down to ensure your silence. SOS 's graphics are functional and feature bland textures. The characters come across as robotic, the dialogue and voice acting are stilted. What the game does have is a bountiful amount of atmosphere. The feeling that you never quite know what's going to happen next is a welcome and increasingly rare commodity. The ability to shout, in the attempt to attract survivors, highlights the eerie silence and the varied locales keeps it engaging. Trademark Japanese oddness comes in the form of some wonderful yet irrelevant set pieces, collectables and multiple endings. Overall, SOS is a flawed work, but it contains some fresh, inspirational ideas that make it worth experiencing. -- Jonathan Winter

SOS: The Final Escape Platform: PlayStation2 Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description Review SOS: The Final Escape puts you in control of a journalist on his first day working on a newly built man-made island. Predictably enough, things go wrong early on in this RPG platformer: earthquakes are destroying the city and the island is slowly sinking. The bridge leading to the island collapses leaving you precariously balanced on top of a twisted pile of concrete and steel. Jumping and climbing your way off leads to the dubious safety of the city. Periodically, tremors endeavour to knock you off your feet (combated by use of the brace button) and cause buildings to collapse, conveniently forming platforms to be used to traverse the shattered landscape. As you progress, shopping malls, skyscrapers and baseball stadiums come crashing down around you resulting in either careful exploration or mad dashes for safety. The pace and gameplay varies later as armed mercenaries hunt you down to ensure your silence. SOS 's graphics are functional and feature bland textures. The characters come across as robotic, the dialogue and voice acting are stilted. What the game does have is a bountiful amount of atmosphere. The feeling that you never quite know what's going to happen next is a welcome and increasingly rare commodity. The ability to shout, in the attempt to attract survivors, highlights the eerie silence and the varied locales keeps it engaging. Trademark Japanese oddness comes in the form of some wonderful yet irrelevant set pieces, collectables and multiple endings. Overall, SOS is a flawed work, but it contains some fresh, inspirational ideas that make it worth experiencing. -- Jonathan Winter