> Like Headhunter, Headhunter: Redemption is set in the not-so-distant future. The game takes place some 20 years after the events of the first game in a time when the outbreak of the Blood Mary virus has taken its toll on the world. The killer virus wrought such havoc on the world that it has brought civilization to its knees. Players take control of a headstrong young woman by the name of Leeza who, by the looks of her, is obviously meant to inject some sex appeal into the game. Fear not though, as the headhunter Jack Wade, hardened by many years of experience, returns as a controllable character to inspire fear in the hearts of criminals (I hope Amuze uses the same brash voice actor for him as it did in the first game). To make matters more interesting (or worse), an earthquake has torn Jack Wade's city apart, separating the rich and the poor into different parts of the city.

     > I'm led to believe that Richard Jacques is composing the music again, so expect more non-stop orchestral bliss to greet your ears. Hiring an orchestra is never cheap, but it seems as if Sega has spared no expense once again.