Head Hunter Update
Sega of Europe releases new screenshots and more details on Head Hunter for the Sega Dreamcast.
Sega of Europe has released new details on Head Hunter for the Sega Dreamcast. The story takes place in the near future, in a time when organized crime is involved in the trading of human body parts. The player assumes the role of a bounty hunter who must put an end to these crime elements. He can explore a large city area either on foot or on a motorcycle, as the game combines elements of exploration and racing. Additionally, Head Hunter will have several online features including online races and battles, and downloadable characters and weapons.
Head Hunter will be released in summer 2001 and is being developed by Amuze.
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