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SAN FRANCISCO
DESERT SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON D.C.

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Historical background:

Home to a secret Pacifican research facility, the Desert Southwest levels are both dark and foreboding - a start contrast to the bright and organic San Francisco levels.

In addition to discovering a wide array of new weapons and tools to take out enemy forces, Jet Brody will also encounter some of the fiercest Pacificans he has seen thus far, devious enemies that blur the line between human and monster. What truly lies in the depths of the facility?

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1. Go to the Desert Southwest Image Gallery and click on the "Add photos to this album" link on the top left of the page.
2. The "Add Photos" dialog box will appear.
3. Choose the location of the photo to upload or search for a photo using the "Search Yahoo! Images" link in the upper right corner.
a. To add a photo that's on your computer, select the "On my computer" option, and then click on the "Browse" button to navigate to the photo's location on your hard drive.
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