Dead to Rights: Retribution, or Redemption as it was known early in development, is a third-person shooter developed by Volatile Games and published by Namco in 2010. This is the 4th and last game in the DTR franchise, originally created by Namco Hometek. Below is a trailer that shows several…
Dead to Rights: Reckoning [PSP – Beta]
After the release of Dead to Rights 2, work on a spin-off entry titled Dead to Rights: Reckoning began. According to programmer Kim Randell, this entry started life as 100 Bullets by Acclaim before being cancelled, and some of its assets were used to make DTR Reckoning. The very early screenshots of…
Beat Down: Fists of Vengeance [Beta] — PS2 & Xbox
Beat Down: Fists of Vengeance was Cavia and Capcom’s attempt to revolutionize the beat’em up genre and win over the American market. It took heavy influence from crime and mafia films, and it’s evident throughout the game’s environments and narrative. However, Cavia and Capcom ultimately failed to deliver what they…
Stranglehold (Original Pitch with SEGA)
Stranglehold is a fantastic third-person shooter developed by Tiger Hill Entertainment and published by Midway Games in 2007. However, before Midway partnered with John-Woo to make his masterpiece, the idea actually originated in 2003 when SEGA and John-Woo joined forces for a potential three games. The first game was called…
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Dead to Rights 2: Hell to Pay [PS2 / XBOX / PC – Cancelled]
Dead to Rights 2: Hell to Pay was originally planned as the direct sequel to Dead to Rights, continuing Jack Slate’s relentless fight against crime. However, Namco Japan’s abrupt shift toward outsourcing first-party titles to external developers led to its unfortunate cancellation. In its place, Namco Hometek brought in WideScreen…