Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice preview - PSP

The original Pursuit Force was a huge hit in the early wave of PSP games, and the sequel, Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice, has been hotly anticipated. There's not that long to wait now - it's due out in September - and in the meantime, we've got all the latest Pursuit Force news to whet your appetite. Extreme Justice looks set to be a cracker, with bags of plot, new vehicles to drive, ride and fly and plenty of new missions to get your teeth into. Find out more in our full Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice preview for Sony PSP.

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Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice for Sony PSP
This is the much anticipated sequel to one of the PSP’s early breakout hits. Indeed, the original Pursuit Force came out of nowhere to become one of the system’s flagship titles alongside WipeOut Pure and Everybody’s Golf at a time when the machine really needed quality software to boost its profile. It’s developed by Bigbig Studios, a team who k now a thing or two about the driving genre having previously worked on the magnificent Colin McRae and TOCA series at Codemasters.
What do we know?
A s you would expect from a high-profile sequel this is destined to be bigger, better, faster and more explosive than it’s predecessor. The brilliant hook in the original was the ability to move seamlessly from ground-based gun-toting to vehicular mayhem with an intuitive leap command. This gratifying feature remains but has now been expanded to include train, helicopter and car based gymnastics. Indeed some 12 dedicated vehicles make it to this sequel including jet-skis, trucks, buses, bikes, speed boats and hovercraft. The driving model, the only major criticism of the original, has been tightened up considerably so now you can really throw vehicles around with skill and precision, plus a new first-person view has been added so when you leap into vehicles you have the option of lo oking directly through the windshield - this should aid the aiming of weapons immeasurably. Indeed hands-on previews and video footage suggest that there’s going to be far more bang for your buck in this sequel.

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