Urban Chaos Riot Response - PS2 Game (Retro Fam)

Its a very bloody, gory, fast, fun shooter. Its not original in any way, just really fun and the story is quite short, but to get medals increases the replay value a LOT. Good game.

The title, the implications, and the M for Mature rating drew me to this title, a solid shooter from Eidos about...urban chaos.Urban Chaos: Riot Response about sums it up. Set in some city (say, New York, of course), you play a member of an elite SWAT-type, special-anti-terror-whatever unit charged with taking back the streets from ultraviolent, insane street gangs.The bottom line is a lot of shooting, and thankfully, lots of blood (hence the rating, this is not a game for kiddies). Heads and arms even come flying off in all that mayhem, always a welcome detail, sadly absent from the more cartoon-like violence of many war games. Of course, the game includes an angle to (possibly) discourage you from the Rambo approach all the time. Since the `T-Zero' unit you work for is on shaky public-relations ground (it's expensive and unproven and prone to the kind of shooting reserved for such games) you have the option and incentive to take gang members alive. This will improve the `image' of T-Zero, and you get to electrocute guys with a powerful tazer.But where's the fun in that? Like Bronson in Death Wish 3, when facing an insane gang with no discernable goals beyond chaos, you have to blow them all away. But, at least it's your choice.If you love 80s action movies, where the art of seeing criminal scum being blown away in slow-motion was perfected, then this was made with you in mind. The game includes gang-death cut-scenes, meaning that certain gang members, when getting b.

Urban Chaos: Riot Response is a great example of how a game canbe versatile and exciting. In the game you are a T-Zero Response Op. aka "Cop". You are put through many different scenarios and have to make split decisions on your own. There are many different weapons that are Leathal and Non-Leathal. You can also use the enemies weapon on themselves. With the plot strongly devoted to Police Officers, Paramedics, and Firefighters, working together to take out a middle eastern terrorist group, I am suprised the media hasn't shown light on this game. This is the best first person shooter since Half-Life to hit the Playstation 2.