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(More customer reviews)I rarely give 5 stars, but this one is close. For the original xbox, this is one of the funnest games I've played. Almost as good as the GTA franchise. If you played the first one, You notice it was kinda fun. The improvements on this one make it far superior to the last installment.
originality- 7/10 (loses points for being made after gta, high score for being a cop and being improved upon)
graphics-8/10
sound- 8/10
replay-5/10 (not a whole lot to do once you beat it, also might get old after a while)
fun factor- 9/10
over all-8.5-ish
A much under-rated game by the gaming community. The button layout/interface is far better than the fist game, as is the amount of stuff to do (customizing character and cars, out running cops, different fighting styles, entering buildings, and more)
Unfortunately, this game isn't compatible for the 360... but the first one is.. ughh.
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