Court TV Series Promoted With Online Game

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To promote a new Court TV show, Parco PI, NightAgency has created an engaging, online game, called “Parco’s Watching,” where visitors can dive into the underbelly of Manhattan and collect clues. To collect clues, players engage a person and either flirt, bribe, or muscle them into giving up the desired clue. Making the right choice progresses the player closer to solving the crime. There’s also a chance to win $10,000. We didn’t make it all the way to the end so we leave it to you enterprising readers to tell us how it ends.

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