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Reservoir Dogs (PS2)

Description: Manufacturer: Eidos / In 1992 an unknown director released a film about five total strangers, teaming up to commit the ... more

Reservoir Dogs (PS2) ... perfect crime. The heist went wrong, people were killed and they smelt a rat. Staying true to the film's chronology, this intense third-person shooter follows the progress and planning of that famed diamond heist - filling in some of the blanks left in the film. What happened to Mr Blue and Mr Brown? Where did Mr Pink hide the diamonds? And, what actually happened in the heist? At last, these questions and more will be answered.

Newest Review: ... ago and the DVD has been out for ages. Would this make a difference? The answer yes...kind of. The game play is ok, just ... more

... your usual third eye shooter , the violence is good and borrows from the movie so no complaints there. As for a story, well I guess it follows the plot of the film but it does so in a non chronological way , although it's a little bit confusing it does give you the chance to play as all the characters in the movie. The sound is pretty good however the only voice that matches that of the real movie is Mr Blonde, the rest are just random voice-overs that don't really sound anything like who they are supposed to be. The s...more

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Reservoir Dogs (PS2): Time to die! (304 words)
by - written on 19/05/08 (Very useful, 4 readings)
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Always weary when video games are made of movies, usually they are rushed to coincide with either the Cinematic release or the DVD release, because of this the games have a tendency to fall flat and never really live up to the quality of the film. This is different however as Reservoir Dogs was released nearly 15 years ago and the DVD has been out for ages. Would this make a difference? The answer yes...kind of. The game play is ok, just your usual third eye shooter , the violence is good and borrows from the movie so no complaints there. As for a story, well I guess it follows the plot of the film but it does so in a non chronological way , ... Read the complete review

"Are You Gonna Bark All Day Little Doggy, Or Are You Gonna B ... (255 words)
by - written on 22/10/06 (Useful, 271 readings)
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Reservoir Dogs is a bloody, enthusiastic and great game. Staying true to film and finding out where Mr. Pink hid the diamonds, Where Mr. Blonde put the cop, what to Mr. Blue and Brown and where did Nice Guy Eddie Put the getaway cars. The graphics weren't very surprising. The graphics were in a GTA style(in other words rubbish). The graphics weren't very sharp and they didn't catch your attension. Also on the topic of graphics the characters didn't look the same as the movie. It would have been better if it actually looked like the real people. It would have been better if they did the original voices. The only original voice used was Mr. ... Read the complete review

Reservoir Dogs (PS2): Who Let The Dogs Out? (1233 words)
by - written on 24/09/06 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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Edios (makers of Tomb Raider and Hitman) and Violate Games present...RESERVOIR DOGS! This is Violate Games first videogame as they teamed up with the makers of Hitman and Tomb Raider, Edios. They did the right thing teaming up with Eidos as this game is very good and superbly represents the film. Before I start I would like to warn you that this game is rated 18+. It's very gory and uses pretty much every swear word in the swearing dictionary. This game is a controversial as the film was when it was realeased back in 1992. If you can't handle blood and cursing then don't buy this game and stop reading this review as you won't cope with this game. But if you are mature ... Read the complete review