Blasting It Out of Their Hands: Called a "Justice Shot" if done in the games.Big "NO!": Whenever a hostage gets shot, they usually yell "NOOOO!".In the arcade only release Virtua Cop 3, Joe Fang returns and is the leader of the ECM terrorist organization.In the first two games and Elite Edition/Re-birth, Joe Fang is the international terrorist who leads EVL Inc and intends to take over Virtua City.Back from the Dead: Joe Fang in the second game and the third.Its especially personal for Rage, since Fang had murdered Rages father, John Hardy. However, the first two games do give you the option of turning the sight off to give you a slight challenge.Also, the camera zooms in on the bad guy that's trying to shoot you.The first two games actually have brief in-game demos (during the Attract Mode) that show you how the lock on sight works.This allows you to pick and choose your targets when a group of bad guys attack you. The sight even uses a traffic light-style color system to show you when the bad guy is going to shoot you. All three games feature some sort of lock-on sight that shows you which bad guy is going to shoot you. Anti-Frustration Feature: A minor one, for what it's worth.All There in the Manual: Par the course for an arcade series, much of the game's backstory and characterization aren't seen in the games themselves.Action Girl: Janet, when shes not serving as Mission Control.The game features examples of these tropes:
Has absolutely nothing to do with Virtua Fighter, despite having similar names and both being owned by Sega. The leader of the ECM is none other than Joe Fang, who was thought to have been killed twice. As usual, Rage, Smarty, and Janet must stop them. In this game, a group of terrorists known as ECM has taken over various industries in the city. When activated, time slows down to the point where enemy bullets become visible and can be shot away. A pedal was also added, that when pressed, put the player in " Exceeding Sense" mode. The player can now switch between weapons instead of using a powerful weapon until it's out of ammo. Both graphics and gameplay were greatly improved upon. Virtua Cop 3 (2003): The last game in the series (so far), and released only in the Arcades.
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