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Rating:  -
just wanted to try it, and loved it. unlockables are rewarding. felt kind of short. the money in the game is kind of too easy to get. overall good a game, worth playing.
Rating:  -
Miami ViceTHIS IS A GREAT GAME, I CAN PLAY IT OVER AND OVER , THE ONLY PROBLEM IS I,VE PLAYED IT SO MUCH, WHEN IT GO,S TO LOAD, IT GETS STUCK SOME TIME, HOWEVER STILL A GREAT GAME, AND I LOVE THE TAC UNIFROM, REMINDS ME OF MY GUYS BACK HOME, BRIDGEPORT, CT. GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND YOU FAMILYS, KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK,. "HOOAH" PLEASE KEEP SUPPORTING US TROOPS!
Rating:  -
Maybe I picked up a rogue bootleg copy of this PSP title, but it seems like everybody else here was diggin on this and I was just..well not. The missions are repetitive, the variety of guns/armor/villains are nonexistant, and the aiming on the wee PSP screen is barely a pinprick. It's also shorter than any video game I've every played. Side by side to GTA Vice City stories this is basically a mini-game. I'd say if you find it used for less than $10 and need something to do on an airplane go for it. But if you're playing the PSP as a gaming engine in and of itself, take a pass.
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It's fun and easy to learn to play. Simple controls and good graphics.
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In Miami Vice, you get to relive the experience of being either Crockett or Tubbs, the crime busting duo from the movie of the same name that has recently appeared in theatres. Not only do you get to break the law, but you get to do it in style. (And all in the name of peace, of course)
From a first glance, the opening level takes us to what seems to be the normal first person shooter. You get an arsenal of two weapons (which have laser aiming) and you are thrown right in. The game is mostly straightforward - there aren't any gadgets or other devices many modern first person shooters employ. You are just a normal cop, who has a little leeway over the drug dealers (and barons) of crime ridden Miami.
Which brings us to an innovative menu system which is seen right after the first level. Unlike the normal level after level transition, you get to scour the city, doing various things in order to improve reputation, make cash, upgrade\purchase weapons, or to find about the next mission.
This is where Miami Vice departs from the norm. In sixteen days (which translates into sixteen business `deals') you have to accomplish those off-mission tasks just mentioned. The buying and selling of drugs can be used to make money, but of course, spending it wisely is far more important. There are also "hacking" mini-games, which are an absolute waste of time, and provide frustrating interludes from the great action and pace of the single player.
The game-play is very easy to understand and learn. There isn't a lot of "oh-that's what that does" stuff. The graphics are good - even superb, but probably not exceptional. The game is well formed, but is far too short for to be purchased. There is little to not replay value in Miami Vice (save for starting over and switching characters). There are not really any control issues - although this is interesting, since there aren't any camera controls either.
I highly recommend this game to anyone who would like to play a great game over a weekend.
GRAPHICS: 9/10 (Wonderful graphics, but characters' overlays are used over and over)
SOUND: 6/10 (Guns sound fairly powerful, soundtrack is so-so. Enemies say the same things over and over again.)
CONTROLS: 9/10 (I liked the freedom the controls brought to the PSP. Free aim is a lot more fun, ducking and crouching allows for reloads no-problem.)
DIFFICULTY: 4/10 (The game is naturally easy, but the various upgrades to weapons, armor, hints about each level, and easy cash from drug dealers makes it far easier.)
LOAD TIMES: LOW (Very decent load times.)
OVERALL: 8/10 (Great game, worth renting, only because it is SO short. You will get little over four or so hours of fun from this one.)
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