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You can tag just about anywhere using markers, stickers, spraypaint, stencils and posters, but to lay down more complex pieces (including billboard-sized posters and full-on murals) you'll need to get to the best graffiti spots. You'll know where these are through Trane's "intuition," a feature that shoots out spectral tentacles to mark the right locations. Once you're there, laying down a complex piece is as simple as picking a chalk outline and filling it in with strokes of the analog stick, which feels strangely satisfying. Finishing a piece within the time limit nets you extra points (which in turn unlocks new pieces), as does painting in high-up, life-threatening "heaven spots." These are cake, however, compared to dodging subway trains or traffic to get your message out.
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Genre | Action |
Description | This probably won't do for graffiti what the Tony Hawk games did for skateboarding, but it does make it look like a lot of fun. |
Platform | "PS2","Xbox","PC" |
US censor rating | "Mature","Mature","Mature" |
UK censor rating | "16+","16+","16+" |
Release date | 1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK) |
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