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| The X-Files: Game | |
| Title: | The X-Files: Game |
| Produced by: | Activision; Fox Interactive; Paul Provenzano; Phil Peters; Gary Sheinwald |
| Developed by: | HyperBole Studios |
| Designed by: | Greg Roach |
| Franchise: | The X-Files |
| Modes: | Single-player |
| Rating: | ESRB: T |
| Platforms: | PC; Mac OS; Sony PlayStation |
| Released: | May 31st, 1998 (PC, Mac) November 13th, 1999 (Playstation) |
The X-Files Game is a single-player video game produced by HyperBole Studios for Activision and Fox Interactive. It is a single-player adventure game based on the popular The X-Files television series. The game uses a point-and-click interface, uses full motion video technology called Virtual Cinema, and includes a large number of cut scenes. Included in the gameplay are numerous occasions in which the player can alter other character's attitudes and reactions depending upon responses and actions (or inactions). Dubbed "UberVariables", certain decisions made by the player can set them along one of three tracks: Paranoia (Willmore will start seeing things like twitching corpses and shadowy figures), Loss (messages from his ex-wife are kinder), and "The X-Track" (more details are revealed about mytharc-related conspiracies). The player can also affect Willmore's relationship with Astadourian positively and negatively based upon how he responds to her suggestions and ideas.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| David Duchovney | Fox Mulder |
| Gillian Anderson | Dana Scully |
| Mitch Pileggi | Walter Skinner |
| William B. Davis | Cigarette smoking man |
| Steven Williams | X |
| Jordan Lee Williams | Craig Willmore |
| Paige Witte | Mary Astadourian |
| James Lynch | Mark Cook |
| Sean Griffin | FBI agent Armistead Shanks |
| Tom Braidwood | Melvin Frohike |
| Bruce Harwood | John Fitzgerald Byers |
| Dean Haglund | Richard "Ringo" Langly |
| Robert Isaac Lee | James Wong |
| Suzanne McGaffery | Mother |
| Zoe Warner | Child |
| Lisa Estridge Gray | Motel clerk |
| Nick Eldrige | NSA #1 |
| Richard W. Daley | NSA #2 |
| Reginald A. Jackson | John Amis |
| Brendan Beiser | Sean Pendrell |
| Nick Granado | Mendoza |
| Chuck McQuary | Stearns |
| Mark Farrell | Arley |
| John Gilbert | Harbor master |
| Lauren Tewes | Joan Truitt |
| Eli Lockwood | Crew-cut man |
| Randy Hoffmeyer | Rauch, M.D. |
| Ted D'Arms | Smolnikoff |
| Jimmi Parker | McIntyre |
| Clifford Paul Fetters | Homeless man |
| Wally Dalton | Wallace |
| Harris Smith | Key guard |
| Brad Curtis | NSA man |
| Steve Keller | NSA man |
| Brian Kilcup | NSA man |
| Whitey Shapiro | NSA man |
| Joe Williams, Jr. | NSA man |
| Laurel McConnel | Pretty woman |
| Alvin Castle | Air base guard |
| David Austin | Air base guard |
| Raymond J. Reehill | Air base guard |
Notes & Trivia[]
- The character of James Wong is named after series co-executive producer James Wong.
See also[]
Media
The World of the X-Files
The X-Files miscellaneous
External Links[]
References[]
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