Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure

February 14, 2006(20 years ago)·Full Release

General Arcade

Publisher: Devolver Digital, Atari, Inc.

Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure

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Genres: Racing, Strategy, Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Adventure

Platforms: PC, PS2, XBOX

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ActionStealthSingle playerThird personSlayerESRB RPPEGIACB RC

Rushing

Main

12h

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16h

Summary

Step into the shoes of Trane, a "toy" graffiti artist with the smarts, agility, and creativity it takes to become an "All City King"—the most respected name in the graffiti world. On your journey, you'll uncover the mayor's hidden, sinister truth and use your combat skills and high-flying graffiti to reveal the city's leader as a corrupt ruler. As you fight to protect a neighborhood from a ruthless regime, one question lingers: What if graffiti had the power to change the world? Put your life on the line as you take on city enforcers and rival graffiti crews—just a few roadblocks in your mission to make your mark. And in this city, any tag just won't cut it. You have to "Get IN, Get UP and Get OUT." Combat: Learn a one-of-a-kind fighting style and wield whatever you can find as a weapon Graffiti: Execute tags under pressure, combining different techniques and artistic flair Intuition: Trust your gut to locate the perfect tagging spots Sneak mode: Move undetected through the city, slipping past guards and staying off the radar Navigation: Rely on a special guidance system to "get up" and leave your mark wherever you go

Storyline

You are Trane, a "toy" graffiti artist with the street savvy, athletic skill, and creative vision to rise as an "All City King"—the most respected name in graffiti. On your journey, you'll uncover the mayor's hidden, sinister secret. Use your combat skills and high-flying graffiti to reveal the city's leader as a corrupt ruler. As you fight to save a neighborhood from a repressive government, one question lingers: What if graffiti could truly change the world? Put your life on the line in battles against city enforcers and rival graffiti crews—just a few roadblocks in your mission to spray your tag everywhere. And in this city, any tag just won't cut it. You have to "Get IN, Get UP, and Get OUT."