‘Reservoir Dogs’ Game Preview

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Mr. Blonde for life

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> Quentin Tarantino
> Michael Madsen

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It sounded like a good idea at the time, but having seen this footage (scroll down) from the new “Reservoir Dogs” game… well… doesn’t seem so good, you know? You can check out the official site, which features the most annoying loop in the world. But to spare I pasted key info below… Read-up and check out the footage for yourself… “Reservoir Matrix” would have been a more appropriate title.

THE GAME:
Relive the events surrounding the movie – experience the fallout from the botched heist first hand and guide the robbers from the cops to safety. Find out how Mr. White made good his escape, see where Mr. Pink stashed the diamonds, learn how Mr. Blonde picked up Officer Marvin Nash, experience the fates of Mr. Blue and Mr. Brown, and sort out the whole sorry mess as Nice Guy Eddie.

FEATURES:
– Immerse yourself in one of cinema’s most influential pieces as you relive the Reservoir Dogs experience complete with Tarantino’s trademark style, violence and wit.
– The plot unfolds in a non-chronological order, switching between different events as you get the chance to play each iconic gangster.
– Psycho/Professional (P/P) Rating system: Play styles are monitored and ratings calculated on your moralistic choices.
– Threat System: Includes hostage taking, manipulation and police opposition: the professional way to contain civilians without resorting to lethal force.
– Bullet Festival: Manage your character’s adrenaline levels to unleash devastating ‘crowd control’ techniques.
– High-speed driving action includes chase and escape.
– Full original soundtrack from the film – the Super Sounds of the Seventies brought alive with “Little Green Bag”, “Stuck in the Middle with You” and more…
– Features the voice and likeness of Michael Madsen as Mr Blonde.

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