[TAS] Arcade Police Trainer "maximum score" by EZGames69 in

This is a tool-assisted speedrun. For more information, see tasvideos.org/5936M
TAS originally published on 2024-05-04
Police Trainer is a light-gun game by P&P Marketing for the arcades in 1996. Players must go through several training exercises aimed to test their memory, speed, judgement and visual acuity, amongst others, from Patrol Man all the way to Commissioner.
EZGames69 ( tasvideos.org/Users/Profile/E... ) makes his way up to Commissioner, while shooting at every target (that gives points) in the process.
Due to the high amount of flashing throughout the movie, if you are prone to epileptic seizures due to flashing lights, it is highly recommended to watch the reduced flashing encode instead.

[@musashigundoh]

Excellent job, Mr. Alex Murphy

[@SamsaraTAS]

big jim's about to watch his entire career fall apart

[@ezgames6925]

Long live Bigger Jim

[@Booke]

8:36 Is this Loss?

[@adaman0215]

Thank you for your cooperation.

[@sarcasticguy4311]

"Bigger Jim"
HAHA that's hysterical.

[@chamberkingston7609]

LOSS NEVER DIES

[@nope.0.]

Is this optimal? I felt like I saw some loss watching this.

[@avalonjustin]

Only a machine has that precision.

[@bsquire1]

I remember when this game was everywhere.

[@eyecrunchyfraug]

POV: you're the best competition shooter on the planet

[@ChrisWeedPiano]

1:49 what’s with the Krupa drums?

[@KimeramonRocks]

I'm at a... loss... for words

[@chrisfalcon_vt]

When Japanese metal hero "Jiban" decides to do something else besides hunting his "biolon" enemies.

[@kizmetmars]

How was this made? 1:32 ohhhh. RoboCop, is that you?

[@RichConnerGMN]

TAScism

[@Taolan8472]

Oh man i remember this thing.
Honestly? Some PDs should invest in an actual thing like this. This is way better training than most PDs do, they only require an annual scored silhouette shoot.

[@mailsprower9462]

First