Review: Dead to Rights
Dead to Rights is right on target for all-out action fun on the GameCube.
Dead to Rights targets the GameCube with the same in-your-face energy that made it an instant hit with PS2 action gamers. You are cop Jack Slate hitting the crime-filled streets searching for the criminal scum that set up your father. The core appeal of this game is its addictive, Hollywood-like action scenes that thrust you into intense gunfights, allowing you to shoot and target in ?bullet-time.? You?ll enjoy interactive environments (most of which can be destroyed), a wide variety of weapons, and the ability to react and fight realistically. In addition to the standard run-n-shoot action, you are required to partake in ancillary missions, such as making sure a stripper dances provocatively enough to distract the thugs from Jack. Sharp graphics are hindered only by a sometimes quirky camera that affects your ability to tightly control Jack?s movements. Solid voice-acting and cut-scenes propel the story line nicely. Dead to Rights is dead-on fun.
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