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{{Infobox Story
|name= Save Paris
|range          = Cybus (tie-in website){{!}}Cybus
|image= Save Paris.jpg
|number in range = 9
|developer=  
|image           = Save Paris.jpg
|publisher= BBC
|main character  = [[Mickey Smith|Mickey]]
|platform= Online game
|enemy          = [[Cybusmen]]
|genre= Platformer
|setting        = [[Paris (Pete's World)|Paris]], [[Pete's World]]
|release date= [[2006 (releases)|2006]]
|developer       = [[Sequence (company)|Sequence]]
|nav=0
|writer          = [[Joseph Lidster]]<ref name="dwm367">[[DWM 367]] - [[Production Notes]]</ref>
|main character = [[Mickey Smith|Mickey]]|enemy = [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|Cybermen]]|setting = [[Paris]], [[Pete's World]]}}
|publisher       = BBC
'''''Save Paris''''' was an online game based off [[the Preachers]]' war with the [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|Cybermen]] in [[Pete's World]].
|platform       = Online
|website        = ''[[Cybus (tie-in website)|Cybus]]''
|genre          = Platformer
|format          = [[Adobe Flash]] game
|release date    = [[20 May (releases)|20 May]] [[2006 (releases)|2006]]
|series          = [[Cybus (tie-in website)|''Cybus'' fiction]]
|prev            = Lumic (short story)
}}
'''''Airships''''', later renamed '''''Save Paris'''''<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/1fdkdR0cF7JPkMRwLkPLHt3/save-paris ''Save Paris'' on bbc.co.uk via the Wayback Machine]</ref> and '''''Save Cyber Paris!''''',{{fact}} was the second game and ninth release exclusively published on the ''[[Cybus (tie-in website)|Cybus]]'' website on [[20 May (releases)|20 May]]{{fact}} by the [[BBC]] and [[Sequence (company)|Sequence]] to coincide with the broadcast of ''[[The Age of Steel (TV story)|The Age of Steel]]''. The game's conflict was based off [[the Preachers]]' war with the [[Cyberman (Pete's World)|Cybermen]] in [[Pete's World]].


== Story ==
== Plot ==
[[Paris]] is controlled by the Cybermen and it's up to you to rescue civilians while destroying the Cybermen on the road. Among the civilians are scientists, when they are rescued, the airship receives slight repairs, or the shots are more effective or stamina of these decreases. On your mission, you are guided by [[Mickey Smith]] (voiced by [[Noel Clarke]]).
[[Paris (Pete's World)|Paris]] is controlled by the Cybermen and it's up to the people of [[N-Space]] to rescue civilians while destroying the Cybermen on the road by taking control of an [[Airship]]. Among the civilians are scientists, when they are rescued, the airship receives slight repairs, or the shots are more effective or stamina of these decreases. On your mission, you are guided by [[Mickey Smith]].


Three levels are present in the game, 5 civilians must be rescued in the first, 7 in the second and 15 in the final. The last level contains flying bombs he must try to avoid. At the end of it, he must destroy a building, it is written using the [[EMP]], but the shots are normal enough to destroy it. Once the game is completed, a video is launched with Mickey saying: "You did it, you saved Paris. Goodbye!". The wallpaper of the game is a link to the web page Cybus Industries (http://www.cybusindustries.net/).
Civilians are rescued in three stages (or levels), five, then seven, then fifteen. During the final level, flying bombs must be avoided, before the destruction of a building. The [[EMP]] or standard shots can destroy it it is written using the [[EMP]]. Once finished, a video is launched with Mickey saying: "You did it, you saved Paris. Goodbye!".


== Controls ==
== Controls ==
To move the airship, the arrows are needed. To rescue civilians, it must lower the ladder the using the spacebar. It is possible to destroy the cybermen with 2 ways, either by clicking the cursor in the direction of the Cybermen, firing an energy blast, or in the case of several cybermen use the EMP pulse using the E that destroys all the Cybermen in the are. It is possible to pause the game by pressing P, press H for help.
To move the airship, the arrows are needed. To rescue civilians, it must lower the ladder the using the spacebar. It is possible to destroy the cybermen with two ways, either by clicking the cursor in the direction of the Cybermen, firing an energy blast, or in the case of several cybermen use the EMP pulse using the E that destroys all the Cybermen in the are. It is possible to pause the game by pressing P, press H for help.
 
== Cast ==
* [[Mickey Smith]] - [[Noel Clarke]] (uncredited)
 
== Worldbuilding ==
* The controls for the Cybus Airship are available through the [[Cybus Industries website]] in [[Pete's World]].
 
== Notes ==
''to be added''


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
* This game is a reference to the end of [[TV]]: ''[[The Age of Steel]]'', where Mickey wonders "with all those Cyber factories out there, do you think they'll be one in Paris?". When Jake affirms, Mickey says, "Then, let's go and liberate Paris." Jake is sceptical but Mickey is eager to help out in the parallel Earth.
* This game is a reference to the end of [[TV]]: ''[[The Age of Steel (TV story)|The Age of Steel]]'', where Mickey wonders "with all those Cyber factories out there, do you think they'll be one in Paris?". When Jake affirms, Mickey says, "Then, let's go and liberate Paris." Jake is sceptical but Mickey is eager to help out in the parallel Earth.
* [[GAME]]: ''[[Cyber Assault]]'' shows a different account of the liberation of [[Paris]], in the game, Western Europe is Cyberman territory. In Cyber Assault, Base Attacks are used to destroy Emotional Inhibitors, a Preacher is sent to the factory and destroys the emotional inhibtor with his firearm, rather than transmitting the code. It is possible the Cybermen later retook Paris.
* [[GAME]]: ''[[Cyber Assault (video game)|Cyber Assault]]'' shows a different account of the liberation of [[Paris (Pete's World)|Paris]], in the game, Western Europe is Cyberman territory. In Cyber Assault, Base Attacks are used to destroy Emotional Inhibitors, a Preacher is sent to the factory and destroys the emotional inhibitor with his firearm, rather than transmitting the code. It is possible the Cybermen later retook Paris.
* The Cybermen seem to be using some sort of firearm different to the [[Cyber wrist blaster]] (Which fires red blasts), as they fire blue energy projectiles at the Zepplin.
 
== Notes ==
* The games' webpage is titled "Cybus Airship Control Interface".
* The webpage notes that - ''"You cannot fly the airship without Flash 7"''.
 
== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/articles/1fdkdR0cF7JPkMRwLkPLHt3/save-paris BBC - Doctor Who - Games - '''Save Paris'''] - The Game
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== Footnotes ==
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Airships, later renamed Save Paris[2] and Save Cyber Paris!,[source needed] was the second game and ninth release exclusively published on the Cybus website on 20 May[source needed] by the BBC and Sequence to coincide with the broadcast of The Age of Steel. The game's conflict was based off the Preachers' war with the Cybermen in Pete's World.

Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]

Paris is controlled by the Cybermen and it's up to the people of N-Space to rescue civilians while destroying the Cybermen on the road by taking control of an Airship. Among the civilians are scientists, when they are rescued, the airship receives slight repairs, or the shots are more effective or stamina of these decreases. On your mission, you are guided by Mickey Smith.

Civilians are rescued in three stages (or levels), five, then seven, then fifteen. During the final level, flying bombs must be avoided, before the destruction of a building. The EMP or standard shots can destroy it it is written using the EMP. Once finished, a video is launched with Mickey saying: "You did it, you saved Paris. Goodbye!".

Controls[[edit] | [edit source]]

To move the airship, the arrows are needed. To rescue civilians, it must lower the ladder the using the spacebar. It is possible to destroy the cybermen with two ways, either by clicking the cursor in the direction of the Cybermen, firing an energy blast, or in the case of several cybermen use the EMP pulse using the E that destroys all the Cybermen in the are. It is possible to pause the game by pressing P, press H for help.

Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

to be added

Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • This game is a reference to the end of TV: The Age of Steel, where Mickey wonders "with all those Cyber factories out there, do you think they'll be one in Paris?". When Jake affirms, Mickey says, "Then, let's go and liberate Paris." Jake is sceptical but Mickey is eager to help out in the parallel Earth.
  • GAME: Cyber Assault shows a different account of the liberation of Paris, in the game, Western Europe is Cyberman territory. In Cyber Assault, Base Attacks are used to destroy Emotional Inhibitors, a Preacher is sent to the factory and destroys the emotional inhibitor with his firearm, rather than transmitting the code. It is possible the Cybermen later retook Paris.

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • The games' webpage is titled "Cybus Airship Control Interface".
  • The webpage notes that - "You cannot fly the airship without Flash 7".

External links[[edit] | [edit source]]

Footnotes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  1. ↑ DWM 367 - Production Notes
  2. ↑ Save Paris on bbc.co.uk via the Wayback Machine
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