There are seven weapons in John Woo Presents Stranglehold. An achievement is rewarded for finding 250 cranes. Paper cranes are hidden throughout each level and when found, each crane fills one section of the Tequila Bomb meter at the bottom left of the screen. The Spin Attack kills most enemies in an area without using any of the player's ammo. Another ability, Barrage, gives Tequila unlimited ammunition for his weapons and near- invincible health for a short amount of time. The second ability, Precision Aim, slows down time and zooms into first person where the player gets to accurately aim Tequila's gunshot which usually ends in an instant death for regular enemies. The amount of health given depends on the amount of Tequila Bomb energy the player already has built up. The first ability, available from the start of the game, gives players a health boost. Throughout the game Tequila will earn a number of special abilities called Tequila Bomb. At the end of a level the amount of style points gained are added up and can be used to make purchases at the Unlock Shop. Two stars may be awarded just for shooting an enemy, but three or four may be given if the player kills them during a dive or by using the environment. The player gains style points based on how they kill enemies. Tequila Time is managed through a meter which drains while in use and regenerates over time. During play, Tequila can jump in any direction and interact with any object while aiming at an opponent to trigger Tequila Time or press a button to activate it manually. Stranglehold includes something called "Tequila Time". Gameplay Tequila Time Tequila Time will slow down time to let Tequila take down each of his aggressors, one at a time. Along with the main story, the game also features online multiplayer. Stranglehold has been compared a lot to the famous Max Payne series, especially the concept of bullet time (known in the game as "Tequila Time"). When he learns that a Chicago-based Russian mob group (the Zakarovs) are now involved with hostages in close relation to Tequila, the stakes become more personal. The game's story starts in modern-day Hong Kong, where Inspector "Tequila" Yuen investigates the disappearance of a fellow police officer only to find himself in the middle of a triad territorial war between the Dragon Claw, Golden Kane, and Imperial 9s. Both Woo (who also played a helpful bartender in the original film) and Chow Yun-Fat (who played the main protagonist, Inspector "Tequila" Yuen, in the original film) reprise their roles in the game by contributing their likenesses and voice acting. The sequel to Chinese filmmaker John Woo's 1992 film Hard Boiled, Stranglehold emulates the over-the-top gun battles of numerous John Woo films like The Killer and A Better Tomorrow II.
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John Woo Presents Stranglehold (also known simply as "Stranglehold") is a third person shooter developed by Midway Chicago and published by Midway for the Xbox 360 (on September 7, 2007), PC (on September 18, 2007), and PlayStation 3 (on October 29, 2007). Overview Tequila Yuen, ready for over-the-top action.
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