Extreme Force: Grant City Anti-Crime (A.K.A. Strike Force / First Strike: Grant City Anti-Crime) was a third person shooter set in the Dead To Rights city – a fact that will be of precisely no interest to most people. It was all about law enforcement, covert operations and all that lark, as the title suggests. Fun items such as night vision goggles, grenades and door charges would have been at your disposal as you rid the city of criminals by making them dead. Stealth maneuvers and “run-and-gun combat” were promised. It was in development at Namco for PlayStation 2, Xbox and GameCube but it was later cancelled for unknow reasons.
[Contribute by Matt Gander from www.gamesasylum.com]
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This looked really good, just needed more Stealth, actually Tactical Stealth should have been the major feature to focus on, something similar to old Rainbow 6
https://youtu.be/iCPWxCHYwmY Early beta footage I unearthed with researcher Evan Hanley
The game was cancelled due to issues within Namco Hometek itself. The game was in development by Point of View, developers of Spawn Armageddon in collaboration with Namco Hometek. The creator of Dead to Rights, Andre Emerson, was on board too.
The game was may more tactical-oriented than the action vibes shoot everything on sight of DTR. From what I know, the game was 60-70% complete.