Details on the Wii U and Steam versions are coming in August. The game will be $29.99 upon its July 9th release. Shakedown: Hawaii is the follow-up to Vblank Entertainment's Retro City Rampage, and as such, it shares a lot of the same DNA. Provinciano said the Wii’s 4:3 formatting allows you to experience the game in “the most retro way possible.” review by Stephen Tailby Mon 6th May 2019. Shakedown Hawaii allows you to play as the CEO of a “legitimate” company and build your business by any means necessary, whether that be by sabotaging competitors or shaking down shops for protection money, as the Vblank website suggests. Shakedown: Hawaii puts you into the role of the unnamed CEO of Feeble Industries. “Of course, I never would've imagined that would've taken this long, but better late than never!” he said.

Build your empire, monopolize the markets, and collaterally re-zone the islands. From the boardroom to the streets, Shakedown parodies big business and the white collar crimes that go alongside. Coronavirus hindered the original release, which was planned for months ago. Generally favorable reviews based on 12 Critic Reviews Whats this Summary: Vblanks open world action heads to the tropics, in Shakedown: Hawaii. Provinciano seems to admit as much, as he wrote that the idea to port to the Wii came from a “whim of curiosity” and a “jolt of Wii nostalgia.” After realizing that a Wii version of Shakedown wouldn’t be released in North America, he decided to also port to Wii U. Some may find the move a little random, considering both consoles have been discontinued for a few years now. Developer Brian Provinciano announced the news on the Vblank Entertainment blog that the Wii version will launch Thursday, July 9th in the UK, with the Wii U version to follow sometime in August.

The 16-bit retro action game Shakedown Hawaii will soon be available on the Wii U and, for those who still own one, the Wii.

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