For once, instead of reviewing a highly-anticipated title, we have decided to put Dead to Rights: Retribution under the microscope. After two adventures on last gen's consoles and a third installment on PSP, Jack Slate is back with his faithful Shadow and he is not happy. The game is released today in Europe while North America will have to wait until April 27. If you are curious to find out if the game is worth a try, the review and the videos are all inside.

The Dead to Rights: Retribution producer is very talkative lately, so let's listen to what he has to say more about his game.

A man's best friend is his dog so it is for Jack Slate, the hero of Dead to Rights: Retribution. Namco Bandai has therefore released a trailer dedicated to this animal that you will be able to control during the adventure. The game will launch on April 23 in Europe and on April 27 in North America.

Three weeks before its release, we learn a little more about Dead to Rights: Retribution with this new video commented by the game producer.

Update: A funny viral video added.

Namco Bandai has released a short trailer for Dead to Rights: Retribution. Although this video is well done, the game doesn't fascinate a lot of players. It will be out in mid-April.

Namco-Bandai sent us this new series of images of Dead to Rights: Retribution, along with a brand new trailer.

Namco-Bandai released a developer diary of the discreet Dead to Rights: Retribution. This time we learn lot of things about the music of the game.

After a long silence, Namco-Bandai decided it was time to give us some fresh news of Dead to Rights: Retribution with this new video focusing on combat.

Namco-Bandai releases six images of Dead to Rights: Retribution. They showcase our animal lover unleashing his pet dog on all kinds of enemies.

Almost done with Atari/Namco's press kit, and here comes Dead to Rights: Retribution with new images, the E3 trailer and a long gameplay video.