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The game then takes a huge increase in time and you are now in uniform and this is where the game really gets going. You have some thugs who try to kill you, but you manage to survive and take them all out. You end up playing as Marcus Reid, a character that is fathered by a true "gang banger". The story in NYC is much more involved than it was in the previous game, and this in turn pulls in one of the greater changes to this game. So without further ado, let’s check out New York New York in True Crime style. The game had some problems with the story line and just not a great overall feel like GTA, but it definitely was good enough to warrant a sequel. This addition to the GTA style was a welcome one and one that I really enjoyed. The whole idea of the game was to bring a sort of new martial arts view of the game, so a big positive that this game had was great hand to hand combat. Well let’s take the time right now to discuss the previous game True Crime Streets of LA, which was a very interesting twist on the GTA series. So does this game manage to bring another great outing? Read our full review to find out! Gameplay

Well now Luxoflux (the developers) are back and at it again this time in True Crime: New York City for the Playstation 2. Well one game was able to make a mark for itself and it was True Crime: Streets of LA, which managed to bring some new ideas to the GTA theme. Most of these games have been complete wash outs, carrying nothing overly exciting just bringing a very dense and non-exciting version of GTA III. Ever since the initial introduction of Grand Theft Auto 3 for the Playstation 2, we have seen a countless number of games attempt to capture the same sort of "open ended" magic that Rockstar was able to brew up.