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- Platform: PlayStation2
- PEGI Rating: Ages 3 and Over
- Media: Video Game
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Set in Hazzard County, players step into the shoes of Bo and Luke Duke as they race to win prize money in order to save the local orphanage from Boss Hogg's latest crooked scheme. With the help of the ever-popular Daisy Duke, Uncle Jesse and Cooter, the good ol' boys go up against the villainous Boss Hogg, his bumbling cohorts Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane and Deputy Enos in order to win the Hazzard County Derby. Just like the television show, The Dukes of Hazzard: Return of the General Lee is filled with wild off-road action, gravity-defying stunts and adrenaline-pumping car chases.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
Realistically speaking, if you buy this game in the morning you will finish it by the evening. To complete the game you only really need 4-5 hours of game play. Although some of the missions are challenging (particularly the last), you'll only need a few attempts to get through them. The missions themselves are fun, although can be a bit repetitive (lose the police etc).
The graphics of the game are relatively good, although nothing extra special.
In the game you also have the option to "free roam" around Hazzard county, trying to get 5 stars on all the jumps and do time trials between places. However, you'll probably start to get bored of doing this relatively quickly.
Whilst free roaming, you might land yourself in one of Sheriff Rosco's "smokey bear traps," where he'll start pursuing you. If he does start chasing you then don't worry because he is so easy to escape.
The story line is a bit basic (although a typical J.D. Hogg plot), and involves the Dukes trying to save the Orphanage.
Overall the game is good albeit rather short and I would only really recommend it to a Dukes of Hazzard fan.
The graphics of the game are relatively good, although nothing extra special.
In the game you also have the option to "free roam" around Hazzard county, trying to get 5 stars on all the jumps and do time trials between places. However, you'll probably start to get bored of doing this relatively quickly.
Whilst free roaming, you might land yourself in one of Sheriff Rosco's "smokey bear traps," where he'll start pursuing you. If he does start chasing you then don't worry because he is so easy to escape.
The story line is a bit basic (although a typical J.D. Hogg plot), and involves the Dukes trying to save the Orphanage.
Overall the game is good albeit rather short and I would only really recommend it to a Dukes of Hazzard fan.
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful
the title says it all, and they have made so many different versions of it, but theyre all virtually the same. the graphics are ok, but still could be better
3 of 15 people found the following review helpful
This story seems to be more centred around before the classic TV show and is the worst game yet the second was the best the missions don't seem to have any relvence to the game but as i have finished it yet maybe you shjould try it yourselves.
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