Summary Dead is Right

Pros: execution kills were pretty cool, using a dog was alright. I got to control a stripper. The aiming of your weapons was dead on. The graphics were pretty cool. The sound was done really well. Throwing a gas tank and shooting it was a nice touch.
Cons: The acting of the characters was vauge. The game wasn't really long at all, you could fly through alot of them. Limmited forms of hand to hand combat. Which was crucial in the prison level, and night club. You had all of these inmates beating you like a gimp. With the limmited amount of moves you had to hit and run to survive. Enough with the shooting in style Matrix effects. Is it me, or did this Jack guy not believe in strong blocking? Many enemies could punch through your deffense. The story was weak, and everyone was out to betray and kill you. Some characters were animated wrong. The mayor for example, short, really fat, face looked like he got the jokers mouth, a purple suit only looks good on Jack Nicholson. If you died in a stage over and over. All you had to do was memorize where the enemy went. They pretty much went in the same area, all the freaking time. I didn't really use the dog much, so he was a tag along mostly. You don't need a sequel to this game. They could have easily made this a one part story. Everything in this made up city, and everyone who lived there was a criminal. I think Jack and his dog are the only ones that aren't. The ending was short and cheap. So was this game.

Reviewer's Comments

I think the only thing they got right in this game was the first word in the title. Dead, as was the whole game.