Longplay of Minority Report: Everybody Runs [HD]

Longplay of Minority Report: Everybody Runs, played as the NTSC version on the GameCube. This game's version was released on Nov. 19th, 2002. Tell us what you think by leaving a comment down below!
0:00:00 - Start
0:01:00 - 37 Seconds
0:02:12 - Suspect: Andre Serena
0:05:49 - Witwer Arrives
0:08:17 - Suspect: Nikki Jameson
0:12:47 - Suspect: John Anderton
0:14:32 - Everybody Runs
0:20:38 - Bear's Cave
0:22:36 - Escape from Precrime
0:23:02 - Jetpack Escape
0:31:50 - Mall City Subway
0:32:26 - Welcome to Mall City, Mr. Anderton
0:36:30 - Mall City Courtyard
0:40:31 - Clancy the Janitor
0:41:06 - Mallrats
0:45:34 - Dreamweaver Theater
0:47:54 - A Glitch in the Precogs
0:49:01 - Home Again, Home Again
0:51:25 - Lobby Fight
0:55:44 - Skybridge
1:02:32 - Rooftop Battle
1:09:30 - Verhagen & Nikki
1:10:05 - Lair of the Spyderbot
1:12:28 - Steriflux Pumps
1:19:29 - Searching for Iris
1:23:49 - The Minority Report
1:25:46 - Greenhouse
1:30:36 - Botanical Garden Bash
1:33:47 - Fossil Room
1:37:38 - Japanese Gardens
1:42:41 - To the Sprawl
1:44:33 - Steriflux Backwash
1:45:19 - Eye Surgery
1:47:17 - Pepper Hotel
1:50:16 - Sprawl Riot
1:54:05 - Brawl in the Sprawl
1:55:50 - Sprawl Subway
2:00:04 - Back to Precrime
2:00:45 - Return to Precrime
2:08:27 - Stealing Agatha
2:10:18 - They're Looking For You
2:11:06 - Food Fight
2:16:05 - Rufus
2:17:16 - Maul City
2:21:42 - Dreamweaver Download
2:25:53 - Subway Train Fight
2:30:08 - Mosely: Round Two
2:39:09 - Subway Riot
2:42:59 - Back in the Sprawl
2:48:26 - Deja Vu All Over Again
2:51:17 - Okawa
2:53:54 - In Through the Out Door
2:59:27 - Sol Factory Floor
3:02:17 - Robot Testing Ground
3:06:12 - Return of Suspect: Nikki Jameson
3:14:38 - Credits
3:19:55 - Pain Arena: Danny Witner
3:21:24 - Pain Arena: Ken Nara
3:22:29 - Pain Arena: Ben Mosely

[@frankiegomez4205]

Thank for playing our childhood. I remember this faintly when I was so young

[@kingzdream6959]

This is one of my childhood games growing up.

[@hannansadaquat1590]

Thank you so much for playing it

[@FriendofMineralTown]

Ahh another good, for the era, licensed movie game. For some reason the Gamecube/PS2/OG Xbox era had the best ones imo. Much better than the 2D era. I think they tried to make them decent then, and when the PS360Wii gen came they were like screw it send them shovelware cause we don't have time or care anymore... Interesting also another movie game featuring Lexus, Terminator 3 Redemption also having one.

[@longplayarchive]

I don’t completely agree but I do believe that the GameCube library had a lot of quality control. Not saying all the games on it are great, but it’s not like the PlayStation 2 library. I have yet to dig into the Wii library extensively

[@FriendofMineralTown]

@@longplayarchive Yeah not all of them were great but it was my favorite gen for such material. PS2 library much larger, much more room for crap lol

[@Fopenplop]

I think the mobile market changed the whole industry by disproving the assumed correlation between development budget and profit unless you're making something that you expect to break the NPD weekly top 10

[@R0n1n760]

I remember my uncle had bought me this game when the Gamecube was still new. He found it at Circuit City in the clearance bin for like $4.99 brand new lol I knew nothing about the movie but loved it since it had ragdoll physics/action. When I found out that there is a cheat to make your guy with a robot skin I would pretend I was the terminator lol

[@MrPoke]

The song Apossibly by Apex Theory was perfect for this game

[@abbylee66]

I enjoyed playing this game, I use to love breaking the glass for no reason lol. Specially the freezer part.

[@anonluxor470]

Great job 👍

[@JonnyBoi12]

I'm gonna try renting this from Blockbuster tomorrow if they have it!

[@khurstonsanders1088]

Man, I remember buying this game from the bargain bin at Wal-Mart a couple of years back and it kicks ass. But unfortunately, I had to sell it, the gamecube and all the games and that I've played for money. Still, I wish I was back in the past playing those games including this one. The boss fights in this game are pretty hard, let me tell you. But as long as you got cheat codes and cash points to stock up your health and your weapons, you can be unbeatable in this game. And the song Apossibly by The Apex Theory? Still my favorite song from the band to this day.

[@koda236]

its probably the easiest emulator out there

[@khurstonsanders1088]

@@koda236 Yep.

[@mariokart8715]

This reminds me of Fighting Force 2 on PS1.

[@MrRonald327]

Interesting game pick.

[@ninjak1a]

Bro, I have a request.
Please launch the cutscenes video of every Xbox game.
I swear you'll reach 1 million subs.

[@ingridsanders5844]

The PC version was released in June 22, 2002 and later for the Nintendo GameCube, PS2 and Xbox in November 19, 2002.

[@youpoop9755]

There never was a PC Version.

[@fohstick]

this is one of those rare shovelware games that's actually decent

[@jeanhenrique4665]

only 3 Logos are: Activision, Dreamworks SKG and Treyarch

[@population-_-420]

I played this for ps2 🙈

[@timelymirror7826]

treyarch made this game before cod

[@jeremyerekson2745]

1:58

[@gilmarsantos2753]

I don't know about this game

[@SilentChaos713]

1:05:22

[@sabre3923]

Treyarch Call of Duty