How long did it take you to post that with your fuckin' shitty little monkey ass internet connection, nigger?
Late 90's-early 2000's gems
Cooper Clark
Ayden Garcia
I need to try this game again, I rented it as a child but couldn't get past the level after the initial car chase, I remember it being really realistic as in you couldn't take much damage and there was no hud or anything
Nathaniel James
What I love about Streets of LA is that it’s like a time capsule of early noughties pop culture:
>soundtrack consisting of hip-hop and screamo
>Kung Fu
>bullet time
>Puma product placement
>playable Snoop Dogg
Playing it today feels like going back in time.
Juan Gonzalez
15 seconds
Aiden Martin
That's so sad.
William Cook
Please lads, that game was mega janky and clearly slapped together. I vaguely remember it being virtually broken in parts. Not saying it wasn't fun mind, used to have a blast just playing through the post office over and over. Especially if you hacked in the infinite focus cheat. But don't kid yourselves, it was a sprawling mess of a game
Connor Jackson
Seriously OP, if you have not played Blade of Darkness, do it. This game is much better than the zoomer trash that is dork souls.
Evan Rivera
shame they fucked up the sequel.
Ian Garcia
The only place it seemed kind of slapped together was the construction site level, which is still playable, that and the fact the final mission is shit. There's no game-breaking bugs in it though.
I think the bigger problem the game has is the fact it has a bunch of mechanics that are just added, but are never used much. Did you know that the game has a stealth system? I wouldn't blame you if you didn't because it barely gets used and is 100% optional and shallow anyway. Another problem is that the story is kind of all over the place towards the end. The powerplant mission is one of the best in the game from a gameplay perspective, but the actual story justification for it is nearly non-existent.
You've got to remember that the game was absolutely torn apart by critics when it first released. We're not saying the game is perfect, we're just saying that it doesn't deserve to be considered on par with Ride To Hell: Retribution.
David Rivera
i remember being able to dry hump people in this game.