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True Crime: Streets of LA News

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  • Crime author Robert Crais drops lawsuit that alleged True Crime: Streets of LA borrowed heavily from a number of his novels.
  • Nick Kang from True Crime: Streets of LA will be modeling items from Puma's spring 2004 collection at the game's launch party.
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  • Activision announces that it has purchased the developer currently working on True Crime: Streets of LA.

Game Info

  • PC Release Info

    • Release Date: May 28, 2004 (EU)
  • PS2 Xbox GameCube Release Info

    • Release Date: Nov 7, 2003 (EU)

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