• You are Tony Montana.
• Original story written by David McKenna.
• Explore vast environments.
• Mix your own music.
• All-Star cast of characters.

Product Description ------------------- They thought you were dead, but Tony Montana don't die so easy. Sosa took everything you had. Now you've got nothing, but that never stopped you before. You're back with a vengeance, ready to recl your turf and rebuild your empire. All you've got are your balls and your word. Live the turbulent life of the infamous Cuban drug lord who redefined the American Dream, in an original, explosive script by famed screenwriter David McKenna (Blow, American History X). Wheel, deal and climb your way back to the top. First you get the money, then you get the power, then you get revenge. .co.uk Review ------------- In a nutshell: The latest retro movie license puts you in the ultra sweary shoes of Tony Montana as you fight to build back your drugs empire and help to rewrite the ending of the movie with the help of your little friend. The lowdown: It’s hard not to think of Grand Theft Auto when you see this game, not least because Vice City ripped off most of the movie’s soundtrack and key scenes. Although it features lots of automotive carnage and third person shooting, face does try its best to offer some new features, as you buy fronts for your cocaine business, launder money and slowly raise your reputation with gangs across Miami. Where it falls down though is in the story missions, which require you to complete a lot of laborious sub quests and often include some fairly silly objectives. The otherwise authentic atmosphere is usually just enough to keep things ticking over though, particularly for movie fans. Most exciting moment: The best part of the game is definitely the combat and the one area where the game is definitely superior to Grand Theft Auto. ing is helped by a handy lock-on system and there’s even a first-person rage mode for when Tony’s maxes out his "balls" meter. Since you ask: Although Al Pacino’s real face is used in the game, he hasn’t recorded any new dialogue. However, the game does feature original cast members Steven Bauer and Robert Loggia, as well as celeb voiceovers from the likes of Ricky Gervais, James Woods and Cheech & Chong. The bottom line: No Grand Theft Auto beater but an interesting companion to the movie.- HARRISON DENT