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== Video Games ==
* SWAT serves as an enemy throughout the ''[[Grand Theft Auto]]'' games, generally as an antagonist in different missions, and as one of the grades of police response called in as more crimes are committed. By ''4'', the SWAT team is replaced by a Homeland Security [[Expy]] known as NOOSE.
* The SWAT installments of the ''[[Police Quest]]'' games obviously involve this, eventually progressing from a point-and-click adventure game to a top-down tactical simulator to [[SWAT 4|a first-person shooter]]. The ''SWAT'' games heavily emphasize the use of proper police procedure: cuff every enemy, collect evidence, report all injured or dead people, always announce your presence and demand surrender before firing, and ''especially'' emphasis on trying to take down suspects alive. So far, the latest game in the series is ''[[SWAT 4]]'', made by Irrational Games (the team behind ''[[
* A Detroit SWAT unit appears early on in ''[[Deus Ex: Human Revolution|Deus Ex Human Revolution]]'', containing the hostage situation at the Sarif factory. They eventually go in after Adam Jensen enters the facility and recovers the top secret prototype he's after. Jensen himself is also ex-SWAT.
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