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6.9/10
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Loose cannon cop Nick Kang, suspended from the LAPD, becomes part of an elite police unit and defends the City of Angels from a plot involving the Chinese Triad and the Russian mob.Loose cannon cop Nick Kang, suspended from the LAPD, becomes part of an elite police unit and defends the City of Angels from a plot involving the Chinese Triad and the Russian mob.Loose cannon cop Nick Kang, suspended from the LAPD, becomes part of an elite police unit and defends the City of Angels from a plot involving the Chinese Triad and the Russian mob.
- Nominated for 1 BAFTA Award
- 4 nominations total
Russell Wong
- Nick Kang
- (voice)
Gary Oldman
- Rocky
- (voice)
- …
Christopher Walken
- George
- (voice)
Michael Madsen
- Don Rafferty
- (voice)
- …
CCH Pounder
- Chief
- (voice)
Ron Perlman
- Misha
- (voice)
- …
Mako
- General Kim
- (voice)
James Hong
- Ancient Wu
- (voice)
- …
Keone Young
- Big Chong
- (voice)
- …
Grey DeLisle
- Jill
- (voice)
- …
Vernee Watson
- Dispatcher
- (voice)
- (as Vernee Watson-Johnson)
Kevin Michael Richardson
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (as Kevin M. Richardson)
André Sogliuzzo
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
- (as Andre Sogliuzzo)
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This was a great game for it's time. This game incorporates martial arts, car chases, shootouts, hostage situations and some stealth missions. One of the things I really liked about this game was that you could create your own music playlist for fight sequences by accessing and selecting your own personal music data. The game play in this game will have you feeling like an action hero in a typical 90's undercover cop movie. You can accommodate vehicles and frisk suspicious persons on the street. My only complaint was that I wish there were more vehicles besides cars in this game. It can get a little bit boring roaming freely through the map. But if you stay focused on following the tasks and continue to complete your missions, you will maintain a value of excitement and stay entertained.
True Crime is the type of game that you sit down at, have a good time and then you want to play it again. It isn't Grand theft auto and it isn't driv3r but it has some cool features that none of those games have. So if you want just a good, easy to pick up game which has no real depth or heavy plot then choose True Crime: Streets of L.A.
Graphics: 6/10 (big city but spread out and dull) Sound : 10/10 ( Loads of hip hop gangster music) Gameplay: 9/10 ( Some cool features but some flawed controls) Overall: 8.5/10 (A good game to sit down and play for a while)
Graphics: 6/10 (big city but spread out and dull) Sound : 10/10 ( Loads of hip hop gangster music) Gameplay: 9/10 ( Some cool features but some flawed controls) Overall: 8.5/10 (A good game to sit down and play for a while)
This game is just beautiful to look at and play, The story-line actualy keeps you in the game *unlike VICE CITY*. You play a cop in this one not a ganster which is kool becuase you can arrest people now.
But If I could change or add something to this game then I would add more weapons, more missions, New cars, more charactors to choice from,And the chance to fly a plane or helicopter.
My rating for this game -------
8/10
Looking forward to the movie! (coming the fall of 2005)
But If I could change or add something to this game then I would add more weapons, more missions, New cars, more charactors to choice from,And the chance to fly a plane or helicopter.
My rating for this game -------
8/10
Looking forward to the movie! (coming the fall of 2005)
"Aw diggity damn I gotta go"
A game I first discovered years ago on my dads ps2 and had fairly great memories of it. Coming back to it in my 20's, I'm finding out a lot of this game was fogged up by my nostalgia. While yes, I enjoyed this game a lot, and found all 3 storylines fun and exciting, I also found that this "open world" doesn't feel very expansive or even interesting. The only thing you can do, side mission wise, is finding random crimes (which I should mention, are recurring and don't have any ounce of story of completion). Now, the reason you want to do these is because you get reward points, and after 100, you earn a badge which you then can use to get an upgrade of your choosing (weapon, fighting, or driving). It's pretty boring ngl, especially since the open world is kinda big, just absolutely nothing to do in it. So in that aspect, the game feels pretty linear, which isn't the worst, but not great either. The poor ending was kinda lame, but the average and good endings were fun stuff, although the story doesn't get memorable until near the middle/end of the game. The missions were fun for the most part, I even enjoyed trying out the alternative missions too. Got like 93% of my upgrades until I beat the game all the way through, so I'd say I did a pretty thorough job with this game. In all, I can't say True Crime: Streets of LA held up my expectations for it, but it's a very fun if maybe slightly average game that feels different enough from GTA to feel like it's own thing. Recommended.
I really enjoyed playing True Crime it plays out like grand theft auto, but having you take the position of being a cop the creators did a very nice thing you go up to peoples cars and go police need to borrow your car. The game also isn't perfect it's kind of short not to short just don't think it's going to be as long as the grand theft games and you'll love it. Ok to the story it's about a cop who is assigned a new partner. They don't get along at first, but then they start to get used to one another. The levels are really fun you can drive around destroying most of the city, you can make arrests which is cool, and for the people that can't pass a level and are tired of playing a level you can start another one. my advixe is to rent it first because you migh beat it and get bored of it I just rented it and I am going to tell all of my friends to buy this game and give it a try. *** and a half out of **** really good game.
Did you know
- TriviaAncient Wu was based on Lo Pan from Big Trouble in Little China (1986). Both characters were played by James Hong.
- GoofsThe police cars in the game have normal license plates such as the way they say California at the top then under it they have random numbers and letters. However, a real police car would say CA Exempt and under it would be all numbers, no letters.
- Crazy creditsIn the opening, Nick side-kicks the screen, and the bottom of his boot becomes the Luxoflux logo. This is followed by a humorous phrase and sound effect, such as "Ride the Donkey!" and the sound of a donkey braying.
- Alternate versionsThe PC version contains new features not included in the other versions, such as additional cutscenes, more weapons, additional songs, more character skins, and several multiplayer modes.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Making of 'True Crime: Streets of LA' (2003)
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