NARC (2005) Is Absolutely Insane

[@viscountrainbows2857]

This is more budget True Crime than GTA, but it definitely shares DNA with every early-mid 2000s 3rd person shooter of the time. Gritty post 9/11 absurdity and over the top edginess meets grimdark "Hey man, I'm serious! This is Societal CommentaryTM!" energy. It just made for games that were almost never boring, but for the most part, unremarkable when the competition was so steep. Those "You had to have a big brother who had that game to even have heard of it", kinda games.

[@MrHammers]

That last sentence is the perfect way to describe these types of games!

[@shawnz12ss]

You coined a genius term for a new genre right there ngl, add 25 to life into that category.

[@thefallenknight2354]

@@shawnz12ss 25 to life was a good game.

[@unkxwnunkxwn8790]

Remember this game was 2D

[@jamesgribben798]

Well said my an, I was born in 82 and grew up with all this games

[@purest_evil]

My dad always watched me play this, got me into Curtis Mayfield and he got all nostalgic about the music; Mom however, was not at all happy

[@YoungBlaze]

That liquid soul was a no no

[@mgiebus1869]

Yes the soundtrack on this was amazing!

[@cristianroy21]

Curtis is a G

[@purest_evil]

@@cristianroy21 Swear it; I thought so, my dad thought so, my mom even hating the game thought so. She also lightened up when she heard White Lines playing too.

[@noz7076]

It got me into Curtis Mayfield, Happy Mondays, and The Stranglers

[@nottoday9182]

Been waiting like 20 years for someone to talk about this game. It is pants-on-head bonkers!

[@konflicted1729]

Lol

[@audiosurfarchive]

TehSnakerer has a very in-depth breakdown.

[@dasjerkstore]

I've been waiting like 30 years

[@MrHammers]

Fo sho

[@Space_Ghost_Hunter]

Its actually so weird I emulated this a couple weeks ago and just beat it, the entire time I was playing it I was looking for videos about it and there was nothing. Now like 4 days after I beat it this drops? ThE sImUlAtIoN iS rEaL.

[@WaylonYT]

I remember playing this as a kid and the reputation system was so funny. If you ran out of Rep completely you would be kicked out of the force and be homeless. You would have to turn drugs in to get your rep back and get back on the force.

[@themollymachine]

The early 2000s was the best for games... It was like the wild West because of rock star. You can literally make a game out of any subject you wanted to

[@RootVegetabIe]

Thanks to widespread digital distribution, games are more varied now than they've ever been.

[@honorableundead2273]

​@@RootVegetabIefor me they feel mostly the same. Like a recycled news article

[@9mmtrilla]

@@honorableundead2273 But games and genres were probably "Oversaturated" for you in late 2000s or early 2010s I bet...

[@12reeves12]

This game isn't rockstar bud.

[@AL-lh2ht]

Odd era because the industry started getting the hang of 3d tech but before everything became obsessed with hyper standardized games like in the post COD world.

[@VexxyKay]

Oh man, I remember playing this, only reason I found out about it is because of those sites that show alternatives to gta games

[@kobra6660]

Funny thing midway planned to make a gta clone featuring snoop dogg but went out of buisness

[@marcusjohanson1064]

Scarface was also awesome

[@VunderGuy]

You spelled God wrong.

[@fakename503]

I had this game too. It's the type of game that after you tried all the drugs, there was no reason to keep playing lmao

[@graysid9769]

@@VunderGuy???

[@pAWNproductionsDE]

Even if the game was largely pretty bland and forgettable, I had a decent amount of fun with it when I was younger. The drug mechanics were really unique and had a lot of potential, even if they weren't implemented all that well

[@wick2005]

I was probably about 10 and my dad bought this for me at the store probably because of the advertised $19.95 price listed on the box. I loved it and have been waiting for a video like this for a long time. I played it nonstop from beginning to end, all the while my dad saying "I heard that" at the foul language coming from the room, love it. Also amazing soundtrack!

[@thatmovieguy7778]

"wanna buy some shit" 😂 My uncle heard that and yelled out to my grandma what we were playing and she just laughed good times State of emergency was great for what it was it needs to make a comeback

[@WaldoBagelTopper]

Absolutely man. I love these little forgotten gems.

[@viscountrainbows2857]

State Of Emergency was sooooo fun. Whether it was "good" is subjective, but I had more fun just running around causing mayhem than completing missions. And I had no desire to see anything but the world burn in that game 😹 I mean, the fact I could level random buildings, unlike the controlled demolition missions in GTA titles, was just a godsend to lil ol me.

[@Stats2BackIt]

Found this at Gamestop for like $6.99 when I was about 10 and my grandma bought it for me 😂😂 fell in love instantly

[@pachucodreams]

I remember playing Vice City as a kid and trying to get the real estate value up at the strip club. Following the guide it tells to get a dance from a stripper. My dad walks in to my character just sitting there as a rigged polygonal stripper gyrates awkwardly. He looked so pissed saying 'Michael what the hell are you doing?' I look sheepishly and say 'It's part of a mission.'

[@KingDevoneoGotBeats]

😂

[@DJDizzy8]

This game has some of the funniest dialogue I have ever heard. In one mission Jack threatens to break some dudes toes. And the dude goes ham about it. God damn hilarious.

[@GodlikePariah]

Real classic missed when games were actually fun

[@jakeen229]

LMFAO I remember that shit

[@theobell2002]

@@GodlikePariah Games are still fun?

[@GodlikePariah]

@@theobell2002 nope

[@gloryxkid]

I remember renting this game and being blown away lmao the drug use is wild

[@MrHammers]

Drug use is out of pocket in this game for sure lol

[@vinniecorleone62]

A fantastic retrospective on "Narc", I can't wait to play it now after your excellent profile on it! I've had this game in my Xbox collection for years because I liked the Box Art & premise on the back described, but never played it, that will change now! I love your thumbnails for your videos also, quite effective & enticing my friend!

[@MrHammers]

That's awesome! It's a neat little game with a lot of promise to it, just not executed in the best way. And thanks a bunch my man 😁

[@PandemonicHypercube]

Hahaha this was the first game I ever worked on. I worked on the random crimes you see while you go through the world. (That includes the drug dealer and selling the drugs to random NPC's). The game ended up getting finished off by another company, so I didn't find out until a few years ago that they cut the streaker crime, which was without a doubt one of the most tasteless things I've ever worked on in my career. (Though I just saw the bit in the video where you arrest a naked man, so maybe it didn't get cut after all?) I also designed and scripted a couple of the missions. We were told that proper writers would come in and replace our crappy dialog, but seeing playthroughs of my mission it doesn't look like they ever got around to it. So some of the absolutely godawful dialog in one of the later missions is mine. Definitely not the best game I've ever worked on, but it was great experience and it's really funny to look back on.

[@PandemonicHypercube]

Btw that forced stealth section you mention, with the lasers, came about because I got asked to design two missions in that level, but the level was pretty small so I had to find various ways to slow the player down so they couldn't just sprint to the end and finish it in 20 seconds. Definitely not one of my prouder moments, but hey it worked for some definition of the word "worked"

[@MrHammers]

You should be proud to put this on your resume haha. I hope you wrote the "no more dick" line from the prostitutes LMAO

[@PandemonicHypercube]

@@MrHammers hahaha I'm afraid I can't take credit for that one. The paper design for all the crimes, including dialog lines, had all been done by the time I joined the team. My job was to implement them in the proprietary scripting language that engine used. I honestly don't even remember that line being in the game, but it's been such a long time. I'm not sure if we did that or if it was the company that finished the game off.

[@NiceTryGuvnah]

Have you worked on other games since?

[@PandemonicHypercube]

@@NiceTryGuvnah yeah I'm still in the industry, but as a gameplay programmer now. I used the mission scripter job to get a foot in the door, as junior programming jobs were very hard to come by. Worked on Crackdown, APB, Splinter Cell Blacklist, Far Cry 4 amongst others.

[@theicon9269]

The only thing I really remember about this game is my cousin let me keep it and then my mom taking it away from me after she found out about the drug use I still got to play gta though

[@UhDuhMass]

As a child I had so much fun patting people down and looking for people to arrest. This game holds a core spot in my mind, alongside state of emergency. You never fail to bomb all the nostalgia centers in my mind and free everything kept deep down.

[@MrHammers]

Love digging deep for those nostalgic games!

[@8ullfrog]

If you need more stop and frisk action, might I suggest the True Crime series?

[@aint4nun]

💯💯💯

[@thegamebei]

state of emergency was sick bro. I remember that it was mayhem as soon as you start the game!

[@AmericanWireman]

State of emergency was fire,

[@8ullfrog]

Thank you for this video. I bought NARC but never got to play it. Ironically, my uncle stole it (and all my other PS2 games) to get drug money. Thankfully I didn't have the PS2 set up in the living room at the time, so it was safely locked in my room.

[@rickwong9049]

Still have it for my PS2. Michael Madsen really nailed his role as the 'beat cop' that is Jack Forzenski. Going around selling the 'dope' is my favorite part of this game, shame you can't buy the service of the prostitute tho as health booster or something.

[@spyczech]

Seeing Madsen do that rockay crime boss game recently too, its kind of awesome to see classic crime movie talent even in these low budget/jank games

[@MrIgnaffo]

I still have this game for PS2. A trick to earn easy money from selling is to only sell to female NPCs as they are not undercover cops like the male NPCs can be so they can't bust you. It works in the first city I'm not sure about the second one but it probably will.

[@MrHammers]

That's a good tip!

[@TonyGearSolid]

I remember picking this up on release because it was only $20, I loved buying these weird budget releases. I dicked around with the drugs until the novelty wore and then left it at a friend's house never bothering to get it back.

[@Bl4ckD0g]

Dude, I loved the hell out of this game. It was such a fun romp. Great soundtrack too. I always had way more fun with it than GTA3.

[@kobra6660]

Nothing says war on drugs than buying the flamethrower and minimum and going all out on enemies

[@flyingsierra180]

I played this game as a kid, one of my favorites! Not the greatest thing i should've played lol but I had a blast wasting time on 3 card monte

[@merciless41582]

Now we know where EA got the idea for Battlefield Hardline. This game was a million times better than Battlefield Hardline. Better story, better gameplay, and better all around actions. Narc was way ahead of it’s time. The early and mid 2000, as I would call it the second coming of the 90s had some legendary games. You had the GTA games, Def Jam Vendetta, Def Jam Fight For NY, 50 Cent Bulletproof, Red Faction, Resident Evil Code Veronica, Dino Crisis, True Crime Streets of LA, True Crime NY, Max Payne, Narc, Max Payne 2, Red Faction 2 a lot of great games man.

[@JesusChrist2000BC]

2000s was based. I grew up in that decade being 30. From 8 to 18. Glad I experienced life before mass censorship and when major companies were willing to take risks like this.

[@AlfredFJones1776]

YES! THANK YOU FOR TAKING MY SUGGESTION!

[@MrHammers]

😎😎

[@3ShotTGK]

The starting mission with a remixed version of DMX "The Shooter" will always stay with me

[@avace917]

I bought this upon release for the PS2. It was simple fun. I will admit that after I finished it, I never played it again, so I DO agree with you on the lack of replay factor. Somehow, I got liquid soul and when I took it, the character died immediately. This kinda reminded me of Dead To Rights except................not as good 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Copebroo]

i love that this game is old enough to have quaaludes in it

[@86lanzo]

"I'm yo moma I'm yo daddy I'm that nigga in the alley " The soundtrack to this game was crazy..it randomly came back to me the other day..The main theme is like the drug dealers nation anthem.. Crazy how things can stay with you for 20 years

[@BabyKobeeee]

This channel and fuzzyslippers channel always confuse me on which voice is which channel 😂😂

[@MrHammers]

I think I've seen some of his GTA retrospectives, good stuff!

[@BirdGang6]

@@MrHammersyou don’t sound anything like him lol

[@FlavioxD_]

I was literally two weeks ago reviewing this game and remembering how great it was and boom a recent video about this game is just what I needed 😅

[@khaledkabouche1325]

Man, God knows how much I searched for the game I played when I was young and I wasn't good In English, all I remember is that you play a cop and can do drugs I looked everywhere as if the game had disappeared and no one knew it. Thank you you made my day

[@mrchicken388]

I still have my copy that I bought new when the game out, this video brings back memories. When I first saw the game in a preview in Game Informer it took place in the 70s if I recall correctly.

[@MrHammers]

Idk if it is explicitly stated in the game or not, but feels like a 70s or 80s vice cop movie

[@jonpayne94]

I can not fucking believe because of you I finally find this game again! I remember renting this 12-13 years ago in a family video and since then i could not for the life of me figure out the game. Thank you!

[@AlfredFJones1776]

This is now your second most popular video and I’m so glad it’s on a game I suggested!

[@madperrot]

Just the fact that you can arrest and then beat handcuffed people is wild to me 😄

[@MrHammers]

Not only can you do it, it's a core part of the gameplay

[@venicec3310]

Just like cops in real life

[@tonypine3434]

yep this game is like a real life cop simulator@@venicec3310

[@nicolasfromcolombian]

Best soundtrack ever! Pd: For some reason you're covering all my specific favorite games! Thanks

[@hatednyc]

16:25 *“Liquid soul is made from people!” Is a reference to the classic film Soylent Green: “Soylent Green is PEOPLE!”*

[@KalHimself]

I remember buying this alongside True Crime: Streets of New York. I never got deep into it because True Crime got all my attention.

[@emanuelespinoza9325]

I remember renting this from Hollywood Video back in 2005. I beat the game before it was due and then I returned it. I need mine the game. I kind of enjoyed it. I wouldn't mind getting it just to relive the memories even though I don't think it might hold up. But hey, who knows? It might hold up in some areas. I think you should touch on the "True Crime" games in the future.

[@viscountrainbows2857]

Oh hell yes those games were my shit. From the soundtracks to the option to be a public nuisance, and the world reacting to your shenanigans accordingly. I sunk so many hours into both, particularly NY. And when I found the debug cheat for NY... ohohoho let's just say I had a little too much fun with that.

[@hardgun5222]

Awesome content this game was in my head the last few days i couldn't emulate properly. I love your channel men

[@MrHammers]

Thanks! I had trouble getting the Pcsx2 version to work without shadow problems, but the xemu Xbox version worked perfectly

[@kingarthurj]

True story, I'm Facebook friends with a guy who made a song for this soundtrack. We went to college together and he dropped out to pursue music. Goes by the name "Camden" and made the song South Block

[@PoyoPancakes]

Cool! Hows he doing today? Does he still do video games?

[@MrHammers]

Nice! That's pretty dope

[@kingarthurj]

@@PoyoPancakes I’ve seen him say because he was young and looking for exposure he basically got fleeced. He does graphic design and production. His wife is a DJ. So still involved in music but not video games or rapping.

[@flippedoutkyrii]

I missed out never renting this back in the day, it looks like I could have had quite the selection of fond memories for an awful game lol. Tehsnakerer did a great essay/review of this game a year or so back and did a hell of a job covering the tonal shifts in the story.

[@MrHammers]

Tehsnakerer did a fantastic job, I agree

[@zackmooretalks]

I was 15 when this came out and was at GameStop with my mom - I saw it was $20 and used my allowance to buy it because that was about all I had, and though it’s absolutely a piece of shit, my brother and I had fun messing with it. What a fucking weird game lmao. Thanks for the dose of nostalgia as always, sir!

[@ramirezmanuel117]

I loved this game. It was short but i was definitely worth the blockbuster rental

[@badmitionpro101]

I rented this game when i was maybe 6 or 7 i loved the soundtrack and all i remembered ever doing was the different drugs hahaha. I didnt even realize there was a story at the time. Introduced me to Curtis Mayfield and Cypress Hill.

[@Wetknees]

2:12 I’m subscribing just because i’ve been trying to remember what this game was called, or if it was even real!

[@Onionrings96]

This game was my optional game after beating GTA San Andreas

[@Nothingforever192]

Never got to play this but mine was Marc Ecko’s Getting Up after a play through of San Andreas

[@Onionrings96]

@@Nothingforever192 I used to play Marc Ecko's Getting Up as well! That game was way ahead of its time

[@doloepicmusic]

This was my shit growing up. Simple gameplay, amazing soundtrack, wild yet engaging story lol we need a sequel

[@GodlikePariah]

Real classic!!!! i miss when games were actually fun

[@NoSaveData1337]

i remember playing this game with my cousin and telling how speed makes you go faster and my uncle hearing and yelling at us thats not how drugs work and to never use them, fast foward like 12 years and im in recovery now. i tried em all lmao.

[@MrHammers]

This game glorified drugs more than any other game lol they gave you superpowers

[@HoodlieRPG]

I like to imagine the one lady heard you shoot the AC and just thought, “Hmm, must be the wind.” This game feels like a really trashy mid-2000s budget TV movie you’d find on some obscure channel you’ve never seen at 3:46 in the morning. I should play it sometime.

[@MrHammers]

It's definitely got b-movie straight to vhs vice cop vibes. Lol

[@serendipity_hunter3974]

This game is such a guilty pleasure of mine. I remember playing state of emergency 1, and 2 with friends. And of course NARC

[@marquesjacobs1824]

The part where you talk about the guy smoking crinacc one last time had me in tears 😂😂😂😂

[@MrHammers]

This game got ridiculous so fast 😭

[@Goku_Kiyosaki]

This was my game back in the day, you made my day fr, I forgot the name of this game & have been trying to remember this game for the longest prior till now, the biggest thing I remember from this game until now was the npcs heads getting bigger lol. But this game was the shit fr

[@ShmeksNowWat]

NARC hell yea I still have this game in its case

[@OgopogoDG]

The story is actually pretty compelling and complete in your brief explanation.

[@megahunter223]

I forgot State of Emergency existed. Me and my brother had it when we were kids. No clue how we got it, because my dad found it eventually and took it away from us. I remember you could pick up decapitated heads and hit people with them.

[@viscountrainbows2857]

I remember that distinctly because whether it was developmental oversight due to rush or an intentional gag, EVERY decapitated head was a bearded Black man with a full Afro. Like, even if you decapitated a White blonde, same thing. I found that exceptionally hilarious and lowkey I kinda hope that was intentional just to be a little edgy or just balls deep absurd.

[@muchlovegambine949]

I dint remember much about this game but i do remember the Curtis Mayfield somg "pushaman" playing constantly

[@crnlonewolf3195]

I remember wanting to rent this game at blockbuster honestly thought it was going to a be like an action shooter like the arcade game haha

[@MrHammers]

I feel sorry for the fans of the arcade version when this came out lol

[@crnlonewolf3195]

@@MrHammers same

[@VetriVade]

God I miss blockbuster

[@infamouseli92]

I never of this game but your right with the right productions , writing & acting this came could have been a hit

[@Jbgro]

I was all about this game back in the day! Good times!

[@euklid2229]

GTA meets True Crime meets Deus Ex, what a weird game. The Mr. House joke was fantastic

[@dhop1653]

Loved this game as a 7th grade punk. I played this game alongside The Punisher and of course The Punisher was a much better game, but this was still good for it's drug use and free roam. Great review and thank you for touching on this topic.

[@FrankyCpunishmentSTYLE]

Dude I loved the punisher

[@Fight1012]

Thank you!!! I couldn’t find any videos on narc that were good

[@Mike0193Azul]

Narc was awesome! ‘Till this day there’s nothing like it especially with how pg games have gotten including Rockstar games. The music in Narc was also absolutely fantastic. The music and effects made you understand and feel the different drugs haha without ever having to try them yourself. Best anti drug media in my opinion

[@EddieB-rs8bv]

Could you imagine a game like this remade today with more cities to explore and more content that had you play to unlock instead of pay for? Long story line, side missions etc would be epic

[@Lord_Mad_Dog]

this is what true crime nyc avoided being lol. by the way that would be a good franchise to check out at some point

[@quaddamage25]

I don’t comment on a lot to be honest, but I always enjoy your videos, often I’m doing things while listening, and these help with the monotony, thanks for the videos

[@TH-xp9ro]

I really don't get why Jack is voiced by Michael Madsen, he looks like he should be someone who sounds at least 30 years younger

[@MrHammers]

Drugs are a hell of a drug

[@bloodrunsclear]

This was kind of like open world games teething. It walked so later games could run. Also it says a lot about the story you had so much to say about the characters!

[@MegaAmir46]

Not gonna lie some those drug effects used to scare me..was unexpected

[@SicSemperBeats]

Smoking weed give you bullet time? I must be smoking mid lmao

[@Only1SamRaw]

There was quite literally to many games out during that time, multiple sports titles multiple shooters multiple gta clones, what a time!!!

[@blackgamerboi6199]

i remember playing this as a kid thinking this game is wild lol

[@josh1345d]

This was Driver Parallel Lines, True Crime, 25 to Life & 50 Cent Bulletproof all rolled in one lol

[@zackeryparkerson]

I wish I didn’t have fond memories of this game, but I really, really do. I love that a game this batshit was made by a major publisher.

[@MrHammers]

We don't choose the random jank that leaves an impression on us. I have a fondness for plenty of janky games haha

[@nilssonschmillson5395]

I remember this getting horrendous reviews at launch, obviously avoided it for that reason but it looks hilarious

[@Reacher_2215]

Damn good game. Damn good memories.

[@thataintplum]

I love you for doing this....this game used to be my s*** #Respect 💜

[@afrikasmith1049]

I remember playing this game in my teens. A part of me hated N.A.R.C because True Crimes Streets of LA was more fun. But I didn't have a lot of games at the time, so I beat it and called it a day. But looking back at it I did at least enjoyed being able to take drugs and selling them while being a cop. You can't even take drugs in the early GTA games which is kinda weird now that I think about it. I know you can smoke marijuana in GTA V but that's the only drug you can use.

[@JoeJohnSoundsandVisuals]

I played this game on mushrooms when I was like 17, 33 now. Tripping lsd on here while on shrooms in real life was fucking intense.

[@vintage9240]

I actually learned all about the hard drugs like crack, heroine, meth, speed ecstasy etc… from this game. Good game btw!

[@jislamisthefuture2925]

I had a glitched copy of this, played to the end 3 times, every time it glitched out on the last boss. Never got to finish it :(

[@MrHammers]

You miss Marcus's cool one-liner!!

[@josesosa3337]

I forgot how old i was but the sniper mission made me cry until I realized I could switch to my other weapons to protect the diplomat.

[@lewciferlovesyou]

Dude liquid soul is just valkyr from max payne

[@Wiseolslime]

I absolutely loved this game and can’t seem to find it on any emulators on the market now

[@victoriaevelyn3953]

I've known about this game for years since I played area 51 it had the demo real for it and I've been after it for years I can not find it anywhere for its huge marketing it seems to have fallen off the face of the earth no one knows what I'm talking about when I talk about it

[@MrHammers]

It did kinda disappear the isn't even a dedicated wiki page for it lol

[@NickyNightHawk]

Love to see someone talking about this game one of my all time favorites!

[@richielynx]

Bro, I have work in 4 hours 😭

[@MrHammers]

Sorry! It would've been up earlier but I had to reupload due to copyright music lol

[@Reacher_2215]

Likewise LOL

[@jimrustle643]

I remember this game so well. My ex wife bought it for me and I beat it that night, then replayed it hust for the free roam afterwards. The good old days of PS2

[@X9Z17]

I miss this era where stuff like this would be released often. Now a game like this would take 7 years to develop 😢

[@billsmith30]

I vaguely remember playing this game as a rental when I was little. The only real memory I have of it is that if you're rep got to 0 the game just crashed. Like they didnt account for you to fuck up that bad.

[@Jakepearl13]

I love how they clunkily shoehorned the company from the original NARC into this game,even keeping the name “boss island”

[@MrHammers]

Me too, like they changed so much about the have why not rename some shit lol 🤣

[@coreyjones7254]

I remember that game! My friends and I would get high AF and just laugh our asses off watching our character just constantly O.D. and end up in jail. CLASSIC!

[@iamwrong2239]

This game seems like a good time. Any way I can get it?

[@MrHammers]

Xemu emulator is the best option.l, better than PS2 version. But of course physical copy would be best

[@Mr.Pyromaniac]

First. Which means nobody has ever watched all the way to the end.

[@manecronik]

You might honestly be a bigger loser than I am

[@edgersimpson1281]

Yo I couldn’t for the life of me remember the name of this game till I saw your thumbnail and instantly remembered all the wild stuff this game had us doing

[@Time4theJuice]

I remember my dad not getting this for me for some reason. I was going to see tons of horror movies with him and had even played Duke Nukem before this. It’s probably cause I mentioned “You could do coke and it would give you powers.”

[@MultiBoxingKid]

16:26 That actually got me to chuckle a bit.

[@Iamjo3y]

Lowkey wanted to buy an Xbox just to play this again

[@frankebayb]

This game seems to never get brought up, but this game was the coolest shooting game I played in my childhood. With GTA, True Crimes, and the Max Payne types this is the game I can remember just enjoying for hours. Truly loved it

[@shiithatwascyanide]

Max Payne was life back then. That and GTA

[@shiithatwascyanide]

True crime was also another favorite game of mine to play