GamingNexus: Who is
the enemy in this game, and will gamers be racing (and fighting) the same
people each level or different gangs?
Ryan Hamlyn: There are 5 different gangs that have taken over Capital City and its surroundings. The gangs are the Convicts, the Warlords, the
Capellis, the Vixens, and the Killer 66.
It is your charge as the first member of Pursuit Force to take out all of
the gangs by any means necessary.
GamingNexus: I've noticed from the trailers that it appears as if
you're a one-man army, will the main
character ever play alongside computer-controlled characters, or is this a job
only one man can complete?
Ryan Hamlyn: A one-man army is a great way of putting it. You’ll have some buddies show up every now
and then, but for the most part, getting rid of the bad guys is up to the
Pursuit Force, and that means you!
GamingNexus: What
kind of locations should PSP owners expect from Pursuit Force?
Ryan Hamlyn: There are a variety of locations in and around Capital City that you’ll experience—from
mountains to freeways to beaches to desert.
GamingNexus: Is there
any licensed music in the game? And will
you be able to stream music from your memory stick?
Ryan Hamlyn: All of the music in Pursuit Force is original, and was
performed by a live orchestra. As such,
we decided not to go the licensed music route, and streaming music from your
memory stick isn’t available.
GamingNexus: How much
time are we talking about for the single-player story mode, and what kind of
incentive is there for people to go through it more than once?
Ryan Hamlyn: The time it takes to complete the single-player story
mode varies pretty widely depending on the skill of the player, but it can last
up to 12-14 hours or more of play time.
We have tons of unlockable images and cheats that will probably take
more than a single playthrough to get.
Also, you can merge your high scores with your friends to see who’s
really the best at Pursuit Force!
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