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==Cultural references== * All Japanese hostiles are named after either famous Japanese people or people who worked for the game's developing firm, ''Polygon Magic''. * The game is spoken entirely in Japanese throughout gameplay (i.e. when players lose a life, the announcer will say "Player junshoku" (殉職) or "Player died on duty") — this was the case in ''The Keisatsukan'' and ''The Keisatsukan 2''. The reason is to simulate the players' experience working as a Japanese authority. * While it may seem that the player would assume that he/she might be fighting amongst him-/herself, given that players play as JGSDF troops in the 5th stage and fight against the Rogue JGSDF troops in the final stage, ''they are not'' related to each other, a reason why players don't see the JGSDF troopers during the end credits.
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