Reception
The game was inducted into the Greatest Hits for the PlayStation 2 in 2004, as well as becoming Xbox Classics for Xbox and the Player's Choice title for the Nintendo GameCube. A sequel, True Crime: New York City, was released in late 2005 for the Xbox, PlayStation 2 and GameCube.
Critical reception for the game was fairly positive overall, with the PS2 version and other console versions holding average scores of 77 on Metacritic, and the PC version holding a score of 68. Common criticisms included the main protagonist, who was described in GameSpot's review, rated 7.2/10, as "completely unlikeable", and the perceived low level of difficulty. IGN rated the console 9/10.
The PC and Mac version were given less positive reviews with a score of 8/10. The mobile version also got a good review from IGN with a score of 7.9/10.
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