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The CEO’s playable adult son, Scooter (or DJ Jockitch), is an insufferable send-up of “kids these days,” and the CEO is too cynical a parody of X-treme Capitalism. Instead, most of my enjoyment came from stealing a car and torching everything in sight with a flamethrower. Or B) Shakedown: Hawaii depicts a deranged lunatic that becomes power and money-hungry, going to any lengths to get what he wants. A) Shakedown: Hawaii is an unorthodox redemption story that unites three individuals with a common goal. Perhaps the shakedown missions were meant to be the meat of the game, sprinkled throughout the city like Hyrulian shrines, but they were far too easy and accessible from the start. This aggressive little indie title can be seen in two ways.

Thankfully, when I had reached my absolute limit of cutscenes, the story abruptly ends. Only a few missions, starring a mysterious Spanish speaker taking over cartel businesses for the company, offer much action or challenge. While speeding through town and plowing through almost anything is a blast, that feels more like a leftover than a core mechanic. Most often, the CEO just drives from business to business to undo or react to some business mistake he made in a previous cutscene. A game who's premise could only be described as Grand Theft Auto by way of Nintendo Entertainment system (Even starting that way when the Dev first started making it) and a love letter to all of late 80's early 90's culture. I quickly amassed enough cash to clear any upcoming story hurdles hundreds of times over. Shakedown: Hawaii is the spiritual sequel to indie sensation Retro City Rampage. I spent enough time on upgrades to memorize the button presses and maxed everything on autopilot. The Nintendo 3DS version will follow, but needs a little bit more time to wrap up. Vblank says that physical manufacturing has a notable lead time, meaning the physical edition is still be a couple months off. Shakedown: Hawaii goes on sale digitally Tuesday, May 7th for PC, PlayStation 4, PS Vita / PS TV, and Nintendo Switch for 19.99 USD. Vblank Entertainment has officially confirmed that a physical version will follow, though there’s no specific release window yet. The uncooperative menu fought me after each purchase. Shakedown: Hawaii launches for Switch via the eShop on May 7. After a short bathroom break, I returned with enough money to buy almost the entire island.

This is Shakedown: Hawaii’s unfinished focus. The Red Strings Club (Nintendo Switch) Brand New & Sealed.

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Free shipping Free shipping Free shipping. Players can spend this money to buy businesses or exploitative marketing multipliers, like targeted ads and convenience fees. Shakedown Hawaii Collectors Edition Nintendo Switch NEW, SEALED Free Shipping. The company makes a daily profit every few in-game minutes. I'd shaken down the entire island within two hours.

Each store has its own requirements, like scaring off customers or destroying inventory. These missions see him travel across the Hawaiian island to shakedown small businesses through mob-style terrorism. Shakedown Hawaii is the sequel to indie hit Retro City Rampage and comes from the extremely talented Brian Provinciano. The CEO rises from his recliner to intimidate his competition into corporate takeovers. While we don’t currently have a solid release date for Shakedown Hawaii on 3DS, it’s good to know it’s still in development! How would you rather play: on 3DS or the Switch? Let us know in the comments below.The player controls a grumpy CEO and author of “My Company Runs Itself: I'm at the Beach” with his company at the brink of bankruptcy. According to the interview, the title will be supported on both the standard and New 3DS, will run at a buttery smooth 60fps, and will even support the New 3DS’ C-stick. Provinciano confirms that his studio is still committed to releasing a 3DS version of the game sometime in 2017. Luckily, thanks to a brief interview between Nintendo Life and VBlank Entertainment head Brian Provinciano, those fears have been put to rest. Shakedown Hawaii was originally announced as a 3DS title, but many feared that development may have ceased in favor of focusing on a Switch release. During last week’s Nindies Showcase, VBlank Entertainment, the indie developer behind the widely popular Retro City Rampage, announced that Shakedown Hawaii would be coming to the Nintendo Switch this April.

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