Coming in February 200 for PC, Xbox 360, Xbox, and PS2 or so it is planned at this time from Radical Entertainment is Scarface: The World is Yours.

This game is of course based on the 1983 movie that starred Al Pacino. If you did not watch the movie or need a bit of refresher course, the story line is:
Brian De Palma wrote the original Scarface in which Al Pacino was portrayed as Tony Montana. Tony Montano was a Cuban immigrant that yearned for power and money which put him the company of some of the shadiest characters in Miami during that infamous cocaine boom in America. Tony is soon involved in selling drugs and even whacks his own boss to become a drug lord. Along the way up this ladder, Tony of course makes many enemies because who really likes drug lord anyway.

Now, on to the game Scarface: The World Is Yours. The game starts at the end of the movie. But, of course, Tony Montana does not die or there would not be a game. Tony escaped death with the help of his M16! In the game, you are Tony Montana and you realize that Miami is no longer the safest place for you to be. So, off you go to the islands that are close by. When you get to these islands, you learn that someone else is in control, none other than Alejandro Sosa. Now, you must begin again to build your empire to become drug lord of this area.

Once again, you find yourself selling and buying cocaine throughout the islands, including the Bahamas, and of course Miami. You will have to earn enough money selling this powdery stuff in order to purchase weapons and then you are sure to want a home and a fast car, for you to achieve these goals you will have to begin money laundering. Oh, the webs we weave! Just remember, there are many people such as the Drug Enforcement Administration that will be on your tail. You must use your wits along with power to overcome all these obstacles.

Just remember, you want to build your empire and become a drug lord, but there are plenty of problems, Sosa’s men and the DEA to stop you.

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