Reviews and Problems with True Crime: Streets of L.A.
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Overall 9
Gameplay 8
Graphics 9
Sound 10
Lifespan 9
True Crime: Streets of L.A. Review
IGN Entertainment
11 March 2010
Conclusion: It’s somewhat of a shame that GTA3 and True Crime are being released on the same date since one already has a reputation and one is a newbie.
Conclusion: True Crime is an enjoyable game if you can clear your mind of Grand Theft Auto expectations. The integration of story and gameplay is well done, but there's a strong...
Conclusion: The action nods to Dead to Rights, Max Payne, The Getaway and Grand Theft Auto III, but getting a handle on the controls takes a lot of practice because every button,
Excerpt: "True Crime" certainly had a lot of pre-release buzz along with it; hype poisitioned the game as the latest-and-greatest answer to the "Grand Theft Auto" series, complete
Conclusion: THE VERDICT: There is plenty to do and even more to see in True Crime. It's a shooter, fighter, RPG, driving sim all in one. All of these areas are done well to boot.
Conclusion: Potentially one of the games of the year, TC:SoLA clearly needed more development time to sort out the dialogue, car handling and physics, bugs, glitches and poor
Pros: Detailed cars and character models., Shooting stuff and causing destruction is always cool.
Cons: Poor physics, handling, collision detections and AI., Bugs and graphical glitches., Nick cracks painfully bad jokes all the time, but none are as bad as the game itself.