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This is the same as the ps2 version. The only diffrence is that Reconing, all the levels are based backwards. And the last boss is diffrent to the console version. Apart from the difficult camera angle and no voice in the cut scenes it should take you 2 days to compleate it.buy it if you are a Dead To Rights Fan. from Cduniverse.com The Same As The PS2 This is the same as the ps2 version. The only diffrence is that Reconing, all the levels are based backwards. And the last boss is diffrent to the console version. Apart from the difficult camera angle and no voice in the cut scenes it should take you 2 days to compleate it.buy it if you are a Dead To Rights Fan. from Cduniverse.com The Same As The PS2 This is the same as the ps2 version. The only diffrence is that Reconing, all the levels are based backwards. And the last boss is diffrent to the console version. Apart from the difficult camera angle and no voice in the cut scenes it should take you 2 days to compleate it.buy it if you are a Dead To Rights Fan. from Cduniverse.com Dead to Rights: Reckoning is a 3rd Person Shooter and while it looks great it needed alot of work as far as the gameplay goes. The biggest problem with the game is probably the camera which will often tend to go into a 1st person like view when it closes in if you get too close to a wall, this can be a big problem if you are being ambushed by a couple of guys coming towards you guns blazing as if you jump to the side to get out of harms way you can't see what's going on after doing so most of the time because of the camera. from Pricegrabber.com What Could Have Been A Better 3rd Person Action Game Strengths: Graphics Weaknesses: Bad Control, Camera Problems Summary: Dead to Rights: Reckoning is a 3rd Person Shooter and while it looks great it needed alot of work as far as the gameplay goes. The biggest problem with the game is probably the camera which will often tend to go into a 1st person like view when it closes in if you get too close to a wall, this can be a big problem if you are being ambushed by a couple of guys coming towards you guns blazing as if you jump to the side to get out of harms way you can't see what's going on after doing so most of the time because of the camera. from Pricegrabber.com After playing the other 2 Dead to Rights game, I found this game to be a good candidate for my collection. The graphics are nice but there are some missing features that I miss for the series (voices). from Pricegrabber.com Dead 2 Rights Reckoning Strengths: Graphics. Gameplay . from Pricegrabber.com I extremely enjoy the Dead To Rights games on the consoles and Dead To Rights: Reckoning does a very good job of bringing the series to the PSP. This is by no means a great game (none of the Dead To Rights are), but for some reason I really like the gameplay. from Pricegrabber.com Dead To Rights: Reckoning Strengths: Brings the action to a portable, addictive gameplay, nice graphics Weaknesses: People who didn't enjoy the console versions won't enjoy this either, no voice acting Summary: I extremely enjoy the Dead To Rights games on the consoles and Dead To Rights: Reckoning does a very good job of bringing the series to the PSP. This is by no means a great game (none of the Dead To Rights are), but for some reason I really like the gameplay. from Pricegrabber.com Generally, Dead to Rights: Reckoning is an average shooter. There’s little about the game that makes it stand out from others. from Pricegrabber.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Publisher	Namco Namco
Genre	Action Action
Max. Number Of Players	4 4
ESRB Rating	M - (Mature) M - (Mature)
ESRB Descriptor	Blood Blood Intense Violence Intense Violence
MPN	15005
Memory Support	With Memory Support
Release Date	June, 2005 June, 2005
UPC	5030930047900

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