Dead To Rights ISO

You'll spend a lot of time autoaiming at badguys you can't see or hit thanks to dead to rights' painful camera system here. The game can be a bit enjoyable, but it's not one that I'd particularly recommend at all. There's a lot of diving and rolling, cheesy and oftentimes painful voice acting with the main villain putting on his best Christopher Walken impression and failing miserably. The game isn't horrible, but it's the sort of game that would've been average at the time of it's release and has since aged incredibly poorly. I feel as though the game spends a lot of it's time trying to come off as mature and dark and gritty as possible, and the subsequent effect is exactly the opposite. It comes off as campy, bizarre, and ultimately fairly lackluster.

But someone must have bought this game! There's a sequel!