You are Jason Bourne. Sneaking your way through the American embassy in Zurich. Racing through a subway tunnel in search of a madman. Taking down scores of enemies in the cargo hold of an airplane. Screeching tires around the streets of Paris while being chased down by the police. In Sierra and High Moon Studios' upcoming action game Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Conspiracy, you are a 30 million dollar weapon, and the developers are doing their best to remind you of that fact at every moment. We had a chance to check out a demo of the game here in Miami on the same night that Bourne Conspiracy soundtrack contributor and DJ extraordinaire Paul Oakenfold performed selections from the Bourne Conspiracy soundtrack.

The demo shown off here in Miami included a level set in the American embassy in Zurich; a level set 18 months before the events in the first film, with Bourne as a CIA assassin hunting down a criminal; and a brief car chase set in Paris. The demo gave us a pretty strong idea of how the gameplay will work in the full game, especially with regard to the hand-to-hand combat.

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