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The combat is at least fun initially and the storyline will keep you playing until the end. Fans of the series should definitely play through this title.
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71The combat is somewhat fun but unbalanced, there are problems in the presentation, and the game like this would have benefited from being less linear. However, fans of The Sopranos will probably enjoy the story which really does play out like an episode of the television show.
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The Sopranos: Road to Respect could have been one of the best games this year. It was very engaging, but just when it seems to hit it's stride, you run out of game.
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The framerate chugs from time to time, and the controls feel looser than the strippers at the Bada Bing. Still, the story and dialogue had me laughing out loud a few times. If you are a big fan of the show it is worth a look, but don't expect much.
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50One of the shortest full-price console games in our memory. Despite impeccable voicework, the subpar visuals and dreadful combat controls forced us to dump it unceremoniously under a bridge in Jersey - never to be spoken of again.
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50The game really is very simple. Perhaps it's too simple for the majority of Soprano fans. It's definitely too simple for the serious gamer.
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47For the sake of the people in our profession, please quality check titles before publishing them. If at any point in the testing you sense an urgency to find something sharp and jab yourself with it repeatedly then make a mental note that it's the fault of a poor game.
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It's not really much of a game, unless you really like watching cut-scenes and fighting. [Jan 2007, p.65]
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45Road to Respect does a disservice to the series. A linear plot, flawed combat and conversation system hinders the title, and a lack of difficulty doesn't help the replayability factor at all.
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45Too bad The Sopranos: Road to Respect doesn't give respect to either the franchise it's based on or its fans. [Feb. 2007, p.85]
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44One of the shortest, sloppiest games of the year. With such amazing source material, it's really disappointing that all we got after such a long wait was a half-baked beat-'em-up with broken controls and sub-par presentation.
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42Road to Respect shoehorns the Sopranos license into a clumsy, poorly designed action game that isn't the least bit enjoyable to play.
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Makes mockery of a great TV-series. Nothing works and everything makes you angry. This is one offer that is easy to refuse. [Feb 2007]
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40It has the feel of a game that was brought out simply to make money off the back of a popular TV show, not something that has had loving care poured into it so the gamer can have a great experience.
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40Thanks to its broken controls, awkward combat mechanics and uninspiring mission objectives, it's hard to recommend this game to dedicated fans of the show.
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Plays like the developers took all of the worst points of Grand Theft Auto - the frustrating, often counter-intuitive combat, the tricky camera, the ugly indoors settings – and made it into a game without including anything that made Grand Theft Auto a hit.
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Whether running around the Bada Bing nightclub or a casino, the locations are boxy, linear and woefully outdated in terms of texture quality. Frankly speaking, it just isn't up to scratch.
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It feels like a clone of "The Godfather," but nowhere near on the same level in terms of depth and enjoyment. [Jan 2007, p.81]
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40Even if you don't find all the vulgar, absurd, and criminal stereotypes of Italian-Americans in the Sopranos offensive, the number of brain cells you'll lose due to the idiotic gameplay, terrible graphics, and headache-inducing frame rate is enough to enrage anyone.
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40Despite the involvement of many of the show's stars, The Sopranos: Road To Respect fails to live up to the high level of the show. The boring combat mixed with pointless situations make it less than enjoyable.
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30As we perch on the cusp of a bold new console generation there's simply no justification for games this anaemic and sloppy, especially at full price. Even in its best moments, The Sopranos is dull, shallow and repetitive - a game already five years past its sell-by date.
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Dull, short, unambitious and misguided, Road to Respect has all the appeal of Big Pussy's body - after it got riddled with bullets. [Jan 2007, p.77]
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With a slew of better mob games out there - "Scarface" for one, "Made Man" and even "The Godfather" - there's no reason for settling on this mess of a game.
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30Nothing more than a shockingly lazy attempt to plunder some loot out of a great brand.
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Despite its huge weaknesses -- trust me, you don't want to shell out $40 for this thing -- it has two superb elements: dialogue and voice acting.
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20Whilst gamers are happy to purchase badly developed, poorly contrived games such as this, sadly those examples will still be a rarity.
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19This game is unbearable. We didn't even want to waste time babbling on about getting straight to the point. [Issue #150, p.91]
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16EA's "The Godfather" may not have been perfect, but it took typical gameplay elements, tweaked them in their own way, and made the game compelling in its storyline, graphics, and gameplay. The Sopranos got one out of three, and it isn't the most important element, which is fun gameplay. This game sleeps with the fishes.
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ThomasA.5WAY TOO SHORT!! It was fun while it lasted. I rented this game for 5 days. I finished it in 4 hours.
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