Uploaded March 2007 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This sequence of clips comes from the 1996 computer game called "Spycraft: The Great Game" by Activision. You play a CIA agent trying to avert an international crisis. Along the way, this woman is captured and you need the information she has. You can either choose to lean on her with a series of doctored photographs; or you can stuff her in this agency-sanctioned electric chair named The Bullpen.
In the actual game, the player has a series of controls and the option to ask various questions. These scenes depict the subject's reactions to the shocks and questions.
If too much juice is applied, she will expire and the agency will arrest you, leading to game over.
This sequence of clips comes from the 1996 computer game called "Spycraft: The Great Game" by Activision. You play a CIA agent trying to avert an international crisis. Along the way, this woman is captured and you need the information she has. You can either choose to lean on her with a series of doctored photographs; or you can stuff her in this agency-sanctioned electric chair named The Bullpen.
In the actual game, the player has a series of controls and the option to ask various questions. These scenes depict the subject's reactions to the shocks and questions.
If too much juice is applied, she will expire and the agency will arrest you, leading to game over.
