Pursuit Force Extreme Justice review for Sony PSP

Take to the mean streets to solve crimes in Pursuit Force Extreme Justice - you're back in the law-enforcement game on the streets of Capital City, jumping from one vehicle to the next in high speed chases in this mission-based game. It's fast moving, arcadey and visually great - but is it as tricky to master as its predecessor? Find out what we think in our Pursuit Force Extreme Justice review for Sony PSP!

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Pursuit Force Extreme Justice review for Sony PSP
Picture Mission: Impossible's Ethan Hunt starring in any of Atari's Driver games and you'll get an idea of what to expect from Pursuit Force: Extreme Justice. The game's team of ‘special' law enforcement agents are as daredevil as Hunt, leaping from the driving seat of one car onto the roof of another to gun down its occupiers and machine-gunning armed trucks from low-flying helicopters. Each of the game's 50 missions offers a new criminal case to solve. There's nothing you won't have seen before in any of these missions, which range from escort missions, to tracking cars while trying not to get too close or too far away, to gunning down criminals on foot. But while it might be as familiar as sunburn on the first day of your holiday, it's the way the action is executed that gets you hooked. It's completely Mad Max style over-the-top. From the second you step on the accelerator, you're being peppered with lead from bikes and trucks, and criminals are jumping onto the roof of your vehicle, requiring toppling off with some hard steering.