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24: The Mobile Game
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December 30, 2005
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Your mobile phone is a portal into the world of CTU. Your mission begins now. Use your 'spy phone' to control the mission and guide Jack Bauer and other CTU agents through the longest day of their lives. In "24", The Mobile Game, you will require the skills of CTU's finest to save the day. With an array of gadgetry and agents at your disposal you must take on a variety of missions. But remember: the clock is always ticking... Use infrared satellite surveillance equipment, phone tracing and electronic lock picks, to unravel the conspiracy before time runs out.
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