True Crime: New York City

True Crime: New York City is a Video game developed by Luxoflux, left on Xbox, PlayStation 2 and GameCube in 2005, and for Windows and Mac in 2006.

It is the continuation of the Video game True Crime: Streets off the

Gameplay

The player incarnates a young person Policier named Marcus Reed in charge to remove the city from New York of corruption.

Casting

The characters of the play see themselves allotting voices of quality and in particular those of famous actors.

Marcus Reed interpreted by Avery Waddell
Detective Terrence Higgins interpreted by Mickey Rourke
Lieutenant Deena Dixon interpreted by Mariska Hargitay
Chief of police force Victor Navarro interpreted by Test Morals
Special Agent Gabriel Whitting interpreted by Christopher Walken
Isaiah “The King” Reed interpreted by Laurence Fishburne
Madam Cassandra Hartz interpreted by Traci Lords
Fareed “Freddie” Abdul Salaam interpreted by

Bandage sound

With an environment blacker and less luminous than that of True Crime: Street off L.A., the musics was not to thus waste returned.

One finds as artist:

Sugarhill Gang
Redman
Jay-Z
Fat Joe
has Tribe Called Quest
The Ramones
The Velvet Underground
My Chemical Romance
The Bravery
Bob Dylan
Daddy Yankee

Similar plays

Like similar play, one can quote his predecessor True Crime right now: Streets off the The player freely evolves/moves in the town of Los Angeles reconstituted more or less well and can make use of vehicles, start brawls or shootings or seek secrecies as in Grand Theft Auto .

The track races in reconstituted cities can be connected with those of the series Driver.

The phases of Shootings point out max Payne with the effect of Bullet time but the rate/rhythm of True Crime is more unrestrained.

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