Full Throttle

Full Throttle tells the story of a bikie gang. It's hard to get too caught up in the plot without giving too much away. The game plays like a tense but darkly humorous bikie gang film. It had bike chases, turf wars and great voice actors (including the great Mark Hamill!)

A lesser-known country rock band named The Gone Jackals play some absolutely banger numbers in the background. It was a cinematic masterpiece for its time and I really wish someone out there would turn this into a real time cinematic crime drama. It would have a cult following but with the right cast, this would be widely popular.

when i first played this game i was about 10 years old, my dad had always kept this game for some reason and said i could play it if i wanted to. i know i was young to play it but when i finally reached the end i didn't find it to old for me in anyways except when you-know-who dies. since i was young when i played this i had a terrible time with many parts especially the airplane. i'm 14 now and i can easily go quickly through this game and sometimes wish it was a little longer. one of the best parts i found with the game is the main character you get to play, Ben. i always thought he was quite funny especially with the "i'm not putting my tongue on that!" or something. i'm not sure how exactly he said it and the part with the energizer bunny's, oh and the one part were your racing against other bikers and the girl biker comes riding up beside you and says "are you a pullcat?, cause i don't like pullc..." then I would easily push her of the road. great game and it's more fun when you're a little younger because you get to think harder. the graphics for it's time are great by the way.

This is somewhat funny comic adventure. The problem is however, that it's very easy and linear to play. It is basically set into 4 different episodes (your inventory gets lost in each episode), but it lacks the depth. There isn't really anything to do except to solve those linear (easy) problems, and then it's all over. And the ending is quite disappointment for a Lucasarts adventure. But hey, if you like heavymetal, go and get it.

Although not my absolute favorite LucasArts game (that has to go to Sam and Max/Monkey Island) this is a winner too. The artwork is outstanding. So is the music. And your main biker character is just plain fun to walk around as he continually embarasses himself. Only complaint: I wish the game lasted longer.

This game's a great time waster, fun from the first frame till the credits and the funny little bit after them.

Sure, the story's pretty thin, but the images are great, the music's great and the game's so much fun.

So, on a rainy day, why not head out on the ol' mine road for a while?