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Stranglehold requires 50GB of free hard disk space during the installation process but, once installed, the setup files can be removed or stored elsewhere. If installing Stranglehold to a secondary drive, your system's primary drive requires 20GB of free hard disk space during the installation process.
Experience exhilarating 3rd person next-gen action as you continue the story of John Woo's influential action film, Hard Boiled starring Chow Yun-Fat. Run into danger with both fists full of lead and take down the organized crime bosses who stepped over the line when they took your family. Stop at nothing as you destroy the entire world around you to get them back. You are a desperate man following your own rules; honor thy family; do what's right; fear no man.
Heres what some had to say on another forum:
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I played the demo on Xbox 360 and I have to say it sucked but yet it was surprisingly fun. It was just so bad and so cheesy that it was almost good.
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Remember the promise of the CD-ROM to gamers was large game sizes that all fit on the disc. No need to take up valuable hard drive space. While that has remained true with the CD and it's successors on console systems (though hard drives now come standard on PS3 and XBOX360), why is it not true on the PC?
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My only question I had during that game:
Why would someone run up a railing during a gun fight? Why not use the stairs right next to it?
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I still don't understand why we still have three step installation processes (zip -> installer -> final install). Why the hell is it that after 10 years of computing that no one has come up with a one step install that sorta exists on a Mac (download -> done.)
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