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Dead to Rights Retribution Xbox 360 Game
Product Details
UPC:
722674210256
Condition:
Used
Genre:
Action & Adventure
Platform:
Microsoft Xbox 360
Region:
NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:
Mature
SKU:
X360_DEAD_TO_RIGHTS_RETRIBUTION
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Xbox 360 |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Shooter |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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I prefer 3rd person shooters and I loved playing this game. Good story, ok graphics, alot of fun. Playing with Shadow and keeping cover was a little frustrating a times but I got through it. I give this hidden gem 4 1/2 stars.
Not a very long game but i enjoyed it and have replayed it once payed 13 bucks well worth it
I figured that the Dead to Rights franchise was DOA. The last console game was released back in 2005, which is a lifetime in the video game world. When this new installment was announced it went straight on my wishlist. While it’s a great game, it’s a shame it seems to have been overlooked.As before you play the role of hardcore cop Jack Slate, investigating the death of his dad (hang on, isn’t that the plot of the first game?) along with faithful dog Shadow (a nice little reference to
Dead to Rights 2 is immediately fun to play and one of the few 3rd person shooters I’ve found that also works well as a beat ’em up. Plus you get to play levels as the dog, Shadow.+ As Jack, the action in Dead to Rights 2 is fast-paced and conducive to an aggressive, up close and personal, playing style. If you’re the kind of player who likes to be methodical, stealthy and careful you’re going to get frustrated fast. If you try to stay put too long or play too carefully, the AI closes in and kills you.As Shadow, the opposite is true. You’ve got to be super stealthy and clear out an environment by picking off guys one by one. If you try rushing guys with guns as Shadow, you’ll die fast. The result is that the diverse mechanics keep the experience diverse.+/- That being said, the levels go on longer than you might have come to expect in a shooter. When playing as Jack (most of the game), there are checkpoints, so you don’t get punished too badly for dying. However as the game goes on and the bad guys just keep coming, the thought enters my mind, “Sheesh, how many more dudes could there possibly be?”As Shadow, the challenges are much shorter (e.g. kill all the dudes in a warehouse and retrieve a card key), but there are no checkpoints. So you might have to lure and stealth kill as many as fifteen or so guys. If one of them kills you, you have to start over. If you’re an impatient, run and gun kind of player (like me), you might start to get frustrated. However, playi.
if you played the original dead to rights, this is a must have. i was a great fan of the original and this game as well. decent amount of time to go through the main story, trophies and my personal favorite the brutal nature of the hand-to-hand combat in the game. lots of guns to choose from, your dog is awesome just as before, it is a great game for the price with plenty of replay value.
Yep.This game I’ve been biding my time to play has made me wonder why I waited so long as it’s quite good and so little mention of it anywhere… I mean talk about being below the radar.I remember playing the first DTR on the playstation 1 or 2 (I don’t even remember) and that was just as fun as this was.The style is third person view with some gun shooting and at any point you can switch to a beat’em up style of game play.Very close to the Uncharted game play with a more robust melee combo system then Uncharted.And I like to think that Jack Slate could easily be a long lost brother of Nathan Drake from Uncharted as both have the same sense of justice and wisecracking (Nathan more so then Jack) habits with the added unfortunate ability to land in situations where violence is the only way out. (and they look alot alike)Jack would be more like let’s say the gritty cop drama a la Die Hard with the one line cussing and Nathan’s experience is easily compared to an Indiana Jones movie.Uncharted has better more polished graphics and that great movie feel to it, however DTR has combo breakers, counter attacks, disarms, and oh so needlessly violent takedowns…and Oh yeah a what? like hundred and fifty to two hundred pound attack wolf/dog at your command.If you like Uncharted you might need to check this out… and even if you don’t like Uncharted this might be more your style..so check it out…nowadays it’s nice and cheap too.
good game, controls feel wierd, auto aim was off target , some camera turns were to fast. Dead to Rights: Retribution – Playstation 3
Jamal Prewitt –
This is a very underrated title and fourth installment of the series. Dead to Rights: Retribution blends fast paced gunplay and fisticuffs while Jack Slate and Shadow take down the bad guys. Good voice acting, fun gameplay, and a great soundtrack!
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ND –
if you played the original dead to rights, this is a must have. i was a great fan of the original and this game as well. decent amount of time to go through the main story, trophies and my personal favorite the brutal nature of the hand-to-hand combat in the game. lots of guns to choose from, your dog is awesome just as before, it is a great game for the price with plenty of replay value.
Hazelton Newman –
Because you guys were awesome and the game was the best I ever played I hope there be more to com
Hemorrhaging Orifice –
Yep.This game I’ve been biding my time to play has made me wonder why I waited so long as it’s quite good and so little mention of it anywhere… I mean talk about being below the radar.I remember playing the first DTR on the playstation 1 or 2 (I don’t even remember) and that was just as fun as this was.The style is third person view with some gun shooting and at any point you can switch to a beat’em up style of game play.Very close to the Uncharted game play with a more robust melee combo system then Uncharted.And I like to think that Jack Slate could easily be a long lost brother of Nathan Drake from Uncharted as both have the same sense of justice and wisecracking (Nathan more so then Jack) habits with the added unfortunate ability to land in situations where violence is the only way out. (and they look alot alike)Jack would be more like let’s say the gritty cop drama a la Die Hard with the one line cussing and Nathan’s experience is easily compared to an Indiana Jones movie.Uncharted has better more polished graphics and that great movie feel to it, however DTR has combo breakers, counter attacks, disarms, and oh so needlessly violent takedowns…and Oh yeah a what? like hundred and fifty to two hundred pound attack wolf/dog at your command.If you like Uncharted you might need to check this out… and even if you don’t like Uncharted this might be more your style..so check it out…nowadays it’s nice and cheap too.
MDR –
My son wanted this game. He likes it really well! I like the dog in it! He does too! I would recommend it.
tigre –
this game is for my nephew, who likes gun games. since this one has fighting as a main component instead of just shooting. this provides a nice change of pace for him. but the ps2 version of this game was better
Duy Duong Lai –
great
Orley Del Castillo –
very good
B. Casto –
Really fun! The only thing this game is missing is the ability to switch to shadow whenever you want, which the trailers for the game kind of makes it seem, but in reality, you actually take turns between the levels (with the exception of a couple where you play both characters)