A hammer-swinging boss named Sydny was cut from the first game in this series for being too risqué. Richard Posner ruled that the violence in an entry in this series was "so stylized and patently fictitious", striking down an Indianapolis provision that it be placed in an adults-only section of an arcade. The antagonist of this first game in this series was doing research to try to save his son Daniel. Developer AM1 abandoned the police-theme for this series after it was concluded it would be too similar to Virtua Cop. The PS3 got an Extended Cut of a Wii-exclusive in this series featuring a pretty ugly stereotype in 
A hammer-swinging boss named Sydny was cut from the first game in this series for being too risqué. Richard Posner ruled that the violence in an entry in this series was "so stylized and patently fictitious", striking down an Indianapolis provision that it be placed in an adults-only section of an arcade. The antagonist of this first game in this series was doing research to try to save his son Daniel. Developer AM1 abandoned the police-theme for this series after it was concluded it would be too similar to Virtua Cop. The PS3 got an Extended Cut of a Wii-exclusive in this series featuring a pretty ugly stereotype in the form of the f-bomb loving (*) Isaac Washington; that game was subtitled Overkill. You have to shoot Zeal rather than his axe-wielding companion Kuari in the first boss fight in the second game in this series. "G" is the final boss in its first Typing spin-off. For 10 points, name this series of Sega zombie shooting games
A hammer-swinging boss named Sydny was cut from the first game in this series for being too risqué.
The House of the Dead