Dukes of Hazzard Goes Gold
The driving game based on the hit TV series will soon be in stores.
SouthPeak Interactive's upcoming PC game based on the hit '80s television show The Dukes of Hazzard is complete. This 3D mission-based driving game has already been released on the Playstation game console. Players take the role of Bo or Luke Duke and must evade the local law enforcement while driving the General Lee through 27 missions. Mission objectives include defending the honor of the Duke name, saving the family farm, and rescuing Daisy Duke.
The Dukes of Hazzard: Racing for Home will be in stores October 10, 2000, for a suggested retail price of US$29.95.
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