These consists of choking, breaking arms and feet, smashing heads off of the ground, twisting of family jewels, and straight out execution style shootings. There are also a host of special moves that Joey can use at any point to demolish an opponent. Joey can also use things like table-saws and refrigerators to make quick and brutal work of rival baddies. Every wall in the game can be used to smash your enemies heads. While grappling, players can continue to punch and knee their opponents or use special attacks to help finish them off quicker. The meat of the combat comes in the form of grappling. There are several combos using the light and heavy attacks although you wont really need to learn them in order to progress through the game. Players have both light and heavy attacks as well as the ability to grapple and use weapons. The mechanics of Road to Respects combat are fairly decent if not too simplistic.
The storyline is good and really drives the positive experience of this game. To do this, he works for Tony as a hired goon by cleaning up messes, offing the occasional rival, and constantly trying to prove he is not a rat like his father.
The games storyline follows Joey on his quest for respect, redemption, and to get his life back on track. At least until Tony Soprano sets him straight and takes him under his mob boss wing. He is forced to grow up without a father and turns to a life of petty crimes. Joey was orphaned when his father was whacked for snitching on the mob. In Road to Respect, you will play the part of Joey La Rocca.
Recently though, some of these games have actually not been completely unplayable such as The Godfather, Scarface, and now the Sopranos: Road to Respect. on the Atari 2600 (game crash of 84 anyone) to the recent crapulence of X-men The Official Game, very few of these titles have actually been good. Companies have continually made incredibly horrible games using these licenses as justification. The list of video games based on popular movies and television shows is a long one.
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