Orange while White aims at both Cabots, creating a Mexican standoff. They all fire, killing the Cabots and hitting both White and Orange. Pink, the only person who hasn't been shot, runs away with the diamonds. After White and Orange share a moment, Orange confesses he is a cop. White then points the gun at Orange's head, but police storm the warehouse before he can shoot. The police order White to surrender, but shoots Orange before being shot and killed himself by the police. Gameplay The game consists of both third-person shooting and driving sections. The game mechanics encourage the player to take hostages and avoid mass slaughter: in the rating system, a player may be rated as a "Psycho" if many opponents are killed, or a "Professional" if they are not. Soundtrack It also features the full and original soundtrack from the movie, the so-called K-Billy's Super Sounds of the Seventies. Characters Michael Madsen reprising his role as Mr. Blonde/Vic Vega Jack McGee as Mr. White/Larry Scott Menville as Mr. Orange/Freddy Newandyke Weetus Cren as Mr. Pink Michael Cornacchia as "Nice Guy" Eddie Cabot Joe Hanna as Joe Cabot Khary Payton as Mr. Blue Alex Dee as Mr. Brown Reception Critical reviews The game received "mixed" reviews on all platforms according to the review aggregation website Metacritic. Censorship The game has been refused classification in Germany and Australia, essentially banning the game from sale in both countries. The Australia Classification Board found it could not be accommodated at the MA 15+ classification, and as such, the game has been made unavailable for sale or hire, or would not be demonstrated in Australia. The New Zealand Office of Film and Literature Classification dubbed the game "objectionable", meaning it was not only banned from sale, but that it was illegal to possess or import a copy. The Office found the game "tends to promote and support the infliction of extreme violence and extreme cruelty…for the purpose of entertainment". For the same reasons as Australia and New Zealand, the game has not been officially released in Japan, but the film of the same name remains available. In Germany, the game was indexed by the Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons. References External links 2006 video games Organized crime video games PlayStation 2 games Quentin Tarantino Third-person shooters Obscenity controversies in video games Censored video games Video games based on films