#Manhunt 2 xbox code#
#Manhunt 2 xbox windows#

#Manhunt 2 xbox windows#

Both Windows and Xbox versions followed July 21, 2005.

#Manhunt 2 xbox code#

In addition to the indexing, on July 19, 2004, the PlayStation 2 version was also confiscated for violating В§131 of Germany's penal code (for showing cruel violence against humans etc.). Both Windows and Xbox versions followed February 26, 2005.ДЇor more information about what this means and to see a list of games sharing the same fate, take a look here: BPjS/BPjM indexed games. On March 31, 2004, Manhunt (PS2) was put on the infamous German index by the BPjM. It was applied by the Ontario Film Review Board, an agency of the Ministry of Consumer and Business Services, after its panel reviewed the game in part because of complaints by parents. In Ontario, Canada, the game was on Februthe first ever to be slapped with a mandatory R rating (restricted to be bought or rented by those only of age 18 or older). After this, the game's rating immediately changed from MA15+ to RC, meaning that it is illegal for anyone to purchase Manhunt, or import it into Australia. Due to this, the censors met to review the game's rating on September 29. The following year, the game was blamed for the death of a British teenager. Computer games with this rating are not suitable for anyone under 15 years old. On October 20, 2003, Manhunt was released in Australia with a MA15+ rating. This game was banned in New Zealand for excessive violence. The Scottish actor Brian Cox, who features in this game, also featured in the (unrelated) film Manhunter. Trivia 1001 Video Games Manhunt appears in the book 1001 Video Games You Must Play Before You Die by General Editor Tony Mott. With the headset, you will hear Starkweather speak into your ears instead of through your speakers, and you will be able to shout into the microphone to attract gangs instead of pressing a button. Manhunt also lets you use a USB headset, such as the one that came included with SOCOM: U.S. A quick attack will do the job, a medium attack will be bloody, but a high attack, requiring the longest amount of time, will earn you the most points, and will allow you to see your kill in a cinematic style, with blood splatting on the camera, and gurgling noises. Each weapon has three different ways of attacking, depending on how long you hold the button. You have a variety of weapons at your disposal, from the traditional, such as the shotgun and uzi, to the disgusting, such as a sickle and plastic bag.

You can also throw glass bottles to create a distraction, or you can punch surfaces and yell to get gangs to come to you. You'll have to hide behind walls, flatten yourself against walls, crouch, hide behind objects, and walk to avoid attracting attention. Gang members carry weapons ranging from pistols and shotguns to knives and glass shards. You'll face lots of different gangs, from The Hoods and The Skins to tougher gangs like The Innocenz. Throughout the course of the game, you'll have to make your way through different locales, such as a city and a mall, while killing gangs. He explains that if you follow his directions, manage to kill people and survive, you'll earn your freedom. The man, later identified as Starkweather, turns out to be a director of snuff movies, where the people are really killed. A mysterious voice tells you to stick in the nearby earpiece, and explains that the 'lethal' injection was just a heavy sedative. You are led down a corridor where you are about to receive a lethal injection. Not an American user? Description Manhunt casts you as James Earl Cash, a prisoner on death row.