Once the meter is full, "Blind Rage" mode becomes available. Earning balls fills the "Balls meter", which is an essential component of combat in the game.
Hitting opponents by aiming manually earns Montana more " balls" than using the lock-on system. If he hits an opponent in the arm, they will remain on their feet, but their aim will be compromised. For example, if Tony shoots an opponent in the leg, they will fall down, but will continue to fire. When shooting, the player can lock on to the enemy or can aim manually, hitting specific body parts to produce different reactions. When these employees have been unlocked, the player can switch control from Tony to any one of them (except the arms dealer), and when playing as the enforcer or the hitman, the player can kill innocent people. As the game progresses, the player acquires access to some of Tony's employees as he rebuilds his empire: a driver, a boat pilot who can smuggle larger hauls of cocaine, an arms dealer who can supply weapons, an enforcer to protect Tony's businesses and attack those of his rivals, and a hitman who can eliminate other gangsters and dealers. If the player tries to shoot or attack a non-aggressive target, Tony will refuse to perform the action if the player tries to hit an innocent person with a car, they will only be injured. In a departure from most Grand Theft Auto-style games, Tony cannot kill innocent people. As such, the player can commandeer vehicles (cars and boats), move around the map on foot, interact with civilians and NPCs both hostile and non-hostile, engage in primary and sub-missions, and wield a variety of weapons: pistols, submachine guns, shotguns, assault rifles, a sniper rifle, a rocket launcher, a chainsaw, and various melee weapons, such as pipes and machetes.
The basic gameplay and game mechanics fall into the subgenre of Grand Theft Auto clones. Scarface is an open world action-adventure game played from a third-person perspective, in which the player controls Tony Montana as he attempts to regain control of Miami's drug trade, destroy rival gangs, and restore his own reputation in the criminal underworld. To the right again are Montana's health meter and rage meter (the outer white circle). On the right is the amount of cocaine Montana currently possesses and his dirty cash, which he has yet to place in the bank. On the left is the mini-map, currently selected weapon, and cash Montana has laundered. The HUD from the Wii version of Scarface. The game was also a commercial success, selling over two million units across all platforms. It was also praised for maintaining the tone of the film, for its humor, and for the accuracy of the depiction of Montana himself. The game received moderately positive reviews, with many critics comparing it favorably to both 2002's Grand Theft Auto: Vice City (which itself was influenced by the Scarface film ) and 2004's Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Actors from the original film who did voice work for the game include Steven Bauer, Robert Loggia, and Al Israel.
Instead, Montana is voiced by André Sogliuzzo, who was personally selected by Pacino himself. The game features Al Pacino's likeness in the character of Montana, but Pacino does not voice the character, as he and the game's producers felt his voice had changed too much since the film was released in 1983. The game is not a direct adaptation of the 1983 film directed by Brian De Palma, but is instead a broad strokes sequel which changes the ending of the film so that Tony Montana (originally played by Al Pacino) survives, and sets about exacting revenge on those who ousted him from power by re-establishing his drug empire in Miami. A port for the Xbox 360 was also being developed, but never released. In 2007, a version with enhanced graphics was released for the Wii.
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Scarface: The World Is Yours is a 2006 action-adventure video game developed by Radical Entertainment for PlayStation 2, Xbox and Microsoft Windows published by Vivendi Games.
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