Laboratory inside
"R&D laboratory - Terror Dromes are primarily a defensive installations, but their excellent security also makes them popular locations for some of the more established members of Cobra Command from which to carry out their own operations and further their personal agendas.
Evil scientist Dr Mindbender has elected to brave the front lines and has secured himself a chamber in this Terror Drome from which to carry out nefarious experiments on recently captured prisoners straight from the rigors of combat. His notorious Brainwave Scanner enables him to read and even influence a subject's very thoughts. The procedure is understood to be excessively painful, but the good Doctor is rarely distracted by the screaming of his unwilling patients, and the walls of the Terror Drome are thick and quite soundproof.
Dr Mindbender is also known to experiment with paranoia waves, which make individuals they come into contact with irrationally angry, aggressive, and antagonistic. Who knows what else the mad scientist could be developing in his laboratory..."
Laboratory inside
"R&D laboratory - Terror Dromes are primarily a defensive installations, but their excellent security also makes them popular locations for some of the more established members of Cobra Command from which to carry out their own operations and further their personal agendas.
Evil scientist Dr Mindbender has elected to brave the front lines and has secured himself a chamber in this Terror Drome from which to carry out nefarious experiments on recently captured prisoners straight from the rigors of combat. His notorious Brainwave Scanner enables him to read and even influence a subject's very thoughts. The procedure is understood to be excessively painful, but the good Doctor is rarely distracted by the screaming of his unwilling patients, and the walls of the Terror Drome are thick and quite soundproof.
Dr Mindbender is also known to experiment with paranoia waves, which make individuals they come into contact with irrationally angry, aggressive, and antagonistic. Who knows what else the mad scientist could be developing in his laboratory..."