Game Information
| Console | PS2 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Activision |
| Genre | Other |
| Region | EU , US |
| Views | 5,215 |
| Downloads | 6,089 |
| Released | November 4, 2003 |
| File size | 149.96 M |
Game Description
True Crime: Streets of LA, a hit title on the PS2, throws you into the gritty underbelly of Los Angeles as Nick Kang, a no-nonsense cop with a flair for solving crimes and breaking rules. This open-world action-adventure game is like mixing a police procedural with a Hollywood blockbuster. The game hooks you with its engaging story, wild car chases, and shootouts that keep you on your toes. One of the standout features is its freedom: you can drive across a sprawling map, fight baddies in hand-to-hand combat, or whip out your badge and deal out justice however you see fit. It’s a game that knows how to keep the excitement rolling.
The gameplay is where True Crime: Streets of LA shines. It combines slick shooting mechanics with driving sequences that feel straight out of an action movie. The interface is intuitive, showing you your objectives clearly while letting you switch between modes without a hitch. The branching storyline adds replayability you get to decide if Nick becomes a hero or a loose cannon. Whether you’re chasing down bad guys in your car or having epic kung-fu fights, the game always keeps the action fresh. With its voice acting, dynamic music, and realistic streets, it’s like stepping into a crime drama you control.
Problems with download or installation?
