It's not like we're dealing with physics here. What's all that processor power doing? Every person dies in the exact same way, for Christ's sake. It's staggering that a game that looks this average - a patch of flowers in Central Park looks like a purple and green chessboard - could be so demanding. This introduces you to the game's enduring themes: shaky frame-rates, awkwardly ported controls and embarrassing dialogue.
First, there's the five minute pre-game set-up, recounting your days as a street thug. For review, True Crime: NYC can be split into three parts.
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