Kingpin: Life of Crime (Video Game 1999)

Ultra violent video game where you play a petty thug working his way up to become a kingpin of crime.

Director:

Drew Markham

Writers:

Steve Goldberg (additional dialogue), Drew Markham

Stars:

B-Real, Daryl Brown, Eric Correa

Cast

Credited cast:
B-Real	...	Additional Voices (voice)
Daryl Brown	...	Numerous Characters (voice)
Eric Correa	...	Additional Voices (voice) (as Bobo)
Drew Markham	...	Various (voice)
Larry Muggerud	...	Additional Voices (voice) (as D J Muggs)
Senen Reyes	...	Additional Voices (voice) (as Sen Dog)
Tasia Valenza	...	Various (voice)
Zeena Wild	...	Various (voice)

Storyline

Ultra violent video game where you play a petty thug working his way up to become a kingpin of crime.

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Plot Keywords:

thug | criminal | violence | gangster | killing | 

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Genres:

Action | Crime

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Certificate:

M

Details

Official Sites:

Interplay [us]-Kingpin: Life of Crime

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Numerous Characters: I'm gonna bury those two motherfuckers

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Connections

References Pulp Fiction (1994)

User Reviews

Quake-2 engine pushed to the limit

Kingpin was a very advanced game for its time. It was violent, foul mouthed and gory. The graphics were really good looking in the urban setting and the level design was superb and made realistic through a population of street trash. The modern weapons were quite enjoyable to use on the latter. The voice acting was also pretty good.

The theme of the game is very much like Pulp fiction and you play a thug. The game was however quite buggy and the load times were horrible on lower end computers. The pace of the action is not as frantic as one would expect and the enemies can be quite tough at times, requiring something better than taking them in a head on battle.