Some E3 goodness for Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice

Posted Jul 12, 2007 at 5:00PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: PSP Tags: BigBig Studios, Downloadable Content, e3, Europe, industry news, Sony, UK

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BigBig Studios had its own E3 spotlight moment during Sony's E3 conference as the newest screenshots for Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice were showcased during the said event. Aside from those, the title's upgraded features were compared to its predecessor Pursuit Force and enumerated for fans to see and know.

Basically, Extreme Justice sports more than 50 criminal cases that are set among seven distinct environments. There will also be 12 different vehicle types, not to mention the updated weaponry that will finally allow players use heavy artillery against the gangs that are plaguing Capital City. Other features include:

• New vehicles, weapons and stunts make for one of the most action-heavy games to come to PSP
• New Multiplayer mode makes pick-up and play even more fun
• Featuring epic boss missions with more action and outrageous boss vehicles than ever seen before
• Launches with more than 20 hours of diverse gameplay, with the availability of downloadable content packs for players to continue to extend their enjoyment of the game
• 12 vehicle types available throughout the game including classics that have been enhanced like helicopters, cars, jet skis, trucks, buses, bike and sidecar, and speed boats as well as new vehicles including hovercrafts
• More than 30 types of weapons at the playerÂ’s disposal including handguns, shotguns, machine guns, and some heavy artillery.
• Five notorious gangs to bring to justice, each in their own distinct section of Capital City. New gangs include:
• Raiders - A focused and professional group of modern pirates focused on incoming cargo
• Vipers - Rogue police led by a corrupt commander
• Syndicate - Armed bank robbers from the UK and Europe

   
   
  

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# very nice — Guest 2007-07-12 18:26

PF 1 was one of the top games I've played on PSP. Looking forward to this!

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# cool — Hangin10 2007-07-13 05:28

I was going to ask if this series was recommended, thanks! Some of those screenshots don't look particularly pretty, but the ones that don't seem to have the more things going on.

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# cascasc — Guest 2007-07-13 06:02

looks *****

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