’’DRIVE DRIVE DRIVE’’
Codemasters have announced a brand new IP called – HEI$T, you’ll take charge of a group of criminals and have to do jobs around San Francisco, set in the late 1960’s.
In Development by inXile Entertainment you’ll have to pull off jobs no one else can, you’ll have to patient and have a very good escape plan, as the cops will be on your tail all the way home.
You play as Johnny Sutton, and with the help of his Uncle you’ll be pulling off all kinds of jobs from Banks, Restaurants, Armored Cars, even strip clubs. Maxx Kaufman Creative Director of inXile Entertainment has stated;
You play as Johnny Sutton, and with the help of his Uncle you’ll be pulling off all kinds of jobs from Banks, Restaurants, Armored Cars, even strip clubs. Maxx Kaufman Creative Director of inXile Entertainment has stated;
“We designed HEI$T so that players feel like a part of the best robberies and car chases from classic movies,”
He goes on to say;
“Everything from the different types of jobs to pull and the reckless pursuits by the police through the streets of San Francisco, to the sarcastic banter back and forth between the members of the crew, gives HEI$T the action and style of the great attitude and rock-driven films of the 60’s.”
Currently HEI$T is slated for a Q4 2007 release date on Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 platforms. You can view the first ever screenshots in our Media Section
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