Scarface: Money. Power. Respect.

One flaw is that a strategic person might not play a game about drugs. The two themes don't seem to mix very well.

User Rating: 6.5 | Scarface: Money. Power. Respect. PSP

By brackamation | Review Date: July 22, 2008

I advise you to rent it first because you might take it back due to language it not bieng what you expected. This isn't much of a Scarface game. The only true relevence to scarface is the chacracters, the drug theme and the ever fameous weapon Tony Montanna used in the movie. If you hopping for a first person shooter, then this will be a total let down to you, but if you are a chess or final fantasy person like me, you might like it. But another flaw is that a strategic person might not play a game about drugs. The two themes don't seem to mix to well.

If you are still reading then I guess you want to know alittle about the game. You can eather play buy the story or make your own drug cartel. Deppending on which was picked, you can get a set of rewards. Beating a scenario in the storyline will unlock clips from the movie. On the other hand, when you beat a cartel challenge, you unlock a cool wallpaper. In order to win a cartel challenge you have to play through three games: Race to Fortune; first to a total wealth of 15 Mil. wins, Drug war; the player with the most money at the end of six turns wins, and fight to the finish; the person with take all of the property wins.

Like I sayed before, I really cant recommend this game to enyone, but if you can find this game for under ten bucks then I advise you to buy it... and then sell it to a friend for fifteen dollars. Now THATS strategy!!

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