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30 Reviews
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Abstract: BiG Studios er endnu en gang klar med deres bud på en revolution af ordet basejumping. Forbered PSP'en på et tempofyldt actionorgie, der forhåbentlig retter op på forgængerens få, men markante skavanker.Det første Pursuit Force udkom lige i kølvandet ...
Missions are varied and interesting, bonus content
Voice acting and embarrassing dialogue make it really hard to take the game seriously The Final Word Extreme Justice hardly stands out from the rest of the pack but it more or less hits its intended mark. Its not going to blow you away but it is fun t...
Extreme Justice hardly stands out from the rest of the pack but it more or less hits its intended mark. Its not going to blow you away but it is fun to keep you engaged for a few hours. If youre looking for some mindless action then check this game out.
Abstract: As far as fun goes, Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice has it by the bucketload, and its the sort of game with which you can shut out the world and let loose with a little extreme justice -- Dirty Harry style. With a story thats as over the top as they c...
Abstract: The original Pursuit Force was one of the early success stories of the PSP for Sony Entertainment. Looking like a Hollywood action flick, it introduced us to the world of justice enforcement at break neck speeds with no thought whatsoever to human safe...
Good mix of gameplay, premise is crazy, good fun to play
guys quickly and the better you do the more skill points you can earn. Skill points can then be used to upgrade your skills allowing you to jump more accurately, improve your melee skills and other basic traits. That said you cant choose to plough the...
Pursuit Force is like a cross between Ridge Racer, Chase HQ and an action shootem up varying the action as you go
Abstract: A few months ago, The Guardian published a piece taking a sideways look at the Die Hard series of films. Read it at your leisure, but the thrust is this: far from being a hero, John McLane is a paid public servant who kills suspected criminals without ...
