Kingpin: Life of Crime PC Q&A

Do you want to play a real hard-hitting 3D action shooter? Do you want to play a game that has the attitude to go with the gameplay? Then Kingpin may just be what you're looking for. Kingpin is a truly brave, no-holds-barred game. The feel in playing Kingpin is like watching the movie Menace II Society. The characters use language that would make drunken sailors blush. The violence is enough to make Duke Nukem cower in fear. The best thing about Kingpin is the look. The look of city streets, the grime, filth, and depravity are all there. The back alleys and urban sprawl give Kingpin a truly unique environment. The interaction with characters is also on a level the makes Quake II pale in comparison. As you wander the city streets, you lead your own gang to confrontations with others. Dialogue and regular bouts of verbal machismo are tossed back and forth between you and the NPCs. Just when it seems like you've insulted each other enough and the conversation is stale, the NPCs begin an all-out city brawl with guns blazing. The whole idea behind the interaction with the NPCs was to make them seem realistic but not so detailed in conversation that the gameplay slows down to an adventure level. However, you can issue orders to your own men to follow you or stop when necessary.