Vblank Entertainment’s Shakedown: Hawaii, the successor to the much-loved Retro City Rampage, has received another update on Nintendo Switch.
This second update - following on from May's 'The Mogul Update' - is called The 'Full Tank' update. As you might expect, this brings new vehicles into the mix including the titular tanks, but we've got a full list of everything new right here:
- Adds new vehicles including tanks
- Adds more enforcement types including agents
- Adds a zoomed-out camera option
- Adds new shakedown mission scenarios
- Adds heat system to shakedowns
- Adds off-island travel from the airport
- Adds vehicle purchasing
- Adds transferring funds to other characters
- Game console in living room is now playable
- Improves property selection on map screen
- Misc. bug fixes
Vblank has also provided a comment on the promised 3DS version of the game. It's still very much on the way and is currently in certification; once approved, a release date will be confirmed. The 3DS game will also benefit from the post-release updates.
Have you enjoyed Shakedown: Hawaii on your Switch? Will you be revisiting the game after this update? Let us know down below.
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Looks fun, hopefully more vehicles
Zero comments? Has anyone played this game? Is it good like the first entry?
No? Hello?
Waiting for a sale
@fafonio the game is very good. Better than the first entry.
Will wait for the 3ds version.
Is there any news on the switch lite on this website as not seen anything so far?
waiting for sale
Waiting for Switch version but see nothing
@quinnyboy58 @hbkay Same here lol. Just so many games came out, and it took so long to come out that I myself need an incentive to drop cash on it at this point. But I still very much want to play it.
I want to pick this up eventually. Been waiting since it was announced before the switch even released.
Someday... Someday.
So I guess the 3DS is not dead after all. Even though Nintendo is not bringing anything new to the little device anymore, indies and third parties could still give it some love.
Wow. The video looks quite good. How have I not played this game yet?? Maybe I can try it out if I get bored with Crash, which isn't happening anytime soon!
Only question on my mind is, does that guy have a tank crew or are we pretending one man can operate a tank by himself? There are no driving controls in the turret of a tank.
(And yes, I am aware that there is nothing even remotely realistic about this game. It's even possible the "one-man-in-a-tank" thing is a callback to Eighties action movies, where this kind of thing would happen).
Would love to hear from more people who played it. The developer seems to be taking feedback really well. The first version was reportedly clunkier. Are the kinks fixed? If so, this would certainly be a game I want to dip into.
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