DUKES OF HAZZARD - RACING FOR HOME IN SOUTH AFRICA

Dukes of Hazzard - Racing for Home Platform: PlayStation Condition: New Other versions of this game available from us: Platform: Pre-Owned/Used: Very Good Condition copies available Product Description "Now Roscoe, I want you to get down to the Duke farm and arrest Bo and Luke for crimes against society!" And so begins another day in Hazzard County with Boss Hogg and his bungling Sheriff up to their usual tricks. They are meaner than a rattle snake in July, and this time they really do have a few surprises up their sleeves. The Duke boys may appreciate a little assistance. A whole lot of sliding over the hood and stunt driving is going to be required, of that you can be sure. Dukes of Hazzard: Racing for Home gives you 27 hair-raising, bridge-jumping, arcade-style missions with fantastic graphics and all your favourite Hazzard County characters. All you have to do is look out for your friends and be back at the farm before grace is said at supper. Review It looks like them Duke boys are in a heap o' trouble, and it's up to you to lend 'em a neighbourly hand. Based on the long-running television series, this game is a stunt-driving bonanza featuring all your favourite characters, including Bo, Luke and Daisy Duke, Uncle Jesse, Boss Hog, Cooter, Enos and the memorable sheriff, Roscoe P. Coltrane. Most of the original cast members have lent their voice-acting talents to the game, including the narrator, Waylon Jennings. The opening sequence and cutscenes between each level are 3-D-rendered dead ringers for the television show, making it worthy of consideration for collectors. Driving missions are simple and fun, with high-flying ravine jumps and dirt-road power-slides. Get behind the wheel of the General Lee (yes, it has the customised horn), Daisy's Jeep, Cooter's tow truck and Uncle Jesse's infamous moonshine-runner, Black Tillie. Control is not as exacting as it should be, but the CB radio banter and the silliness of it all carry the game far beyond its gameplay. -- Jeff Young