Fear & Respect: Screens & Trailer
First footage of the Snoop Dogg videogame from Midway and John Singleton, along with the details and screens we missed before.
Midway recently announced Fear & Respect, an action/adventure videogame based in the intense, urban environment of South Central Los Angeles. The game is being developed in collaboration with writer/director John Singleton, of Boyz N the Hood, Baby Boy and 2 Fast 2 Furious fame. Check out the recent trailer for the game below.
Fear & Respect is a third-person action game that realistically depicts life in a South Central Los Angeles gang. You will step onto the streets fresh from prison as a "retired" OG who is reluctantly brought back into the life.
You will shoot and brawl your way through multiple levels of gameplay, in an attempt to help your crew against the backdrop of a sweltering South Central summer. On these streets, it's all about your rep, and only you can decide if want your enemies to look at you with fear - or with respect.
Fear & Respect is scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2005 on PS2 and Xbox. Stay tuned on more from E3.
Adam Doree
Director, Kikizo.com
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Fear & Respect Direct feed trailer (640x480, 1.7Mbps) |
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