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With Miami Vice set to be the action blockbuster of the summer, Vivendi is releasing a PSP game based on the Jamie Foxx and Colin Farrell film later this month. And to prepare you for entry into the city's seedier side, the Movies tab above has an explosive trailer for your viewing pleasure.
The game is a third-person shooter in which you play as undercover narcotics officers Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs, who must infiltrate the South Beach drug scene in order to take down a South American drug lord.
The action in the video is intense, bloody and violent, as Crockett and Tubbs dispense their own brand of justice on the streets and waterways of Miami. The game will also make use of PSP's WiFi connectivity to offer a two-player cooperative game.
