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Platform: GameCube
Tags: Shooter, Third-Person, Contemporary Developer: Luxoflux Corp. More Platforms: PlayStation 2, Xbox |
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True Crime: New York City review (PlayStation 2)Reviewed November 23, 2005Zack Little says: "What happens next is a scene fit for a John Woo movie, dropping you right back into Marcus’ sneakers and getting to the action. A massive gunfight that takes you down hallways, peeking around corners and scoring headshots, using theatre seats for cover and littering the floor with blood and shells. And the fat lady sings during the entire bullet ballet, cementing the scene’s cinematic feel." |
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Everything or Nothing Reviews: 1 Tags: Shooter, Third-Person, Contemporary Release Date: February 17, 2004 (North America) |
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Dead to Rights Reviews: 0 Tags: Shooter, Third-Person, Contemporary Release Date: November 22, 2002 (North America) |
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True Crime: Streets of LA Reviews: 0 Tags: Shooter, Third-Person, Contemporary Release Date: November 4, 2003 (North America) |
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