About

<h2>Gameplay</h2><p>Set out as if it were the television show, Starsky &amp; Hutch takes place over 'three seasons'. Each level played essentially serves as an episode and players receive a rating based on their skill at completing each episode. This rating is called a <i>Viewer Rating</i>, yet another reference to Starsky &amp; Hutch's prior incarnation as a television show.</p><p>Players are advised not to hit civilians, crash into buildings or cause any negative unrest as that will lower the viewer rating. Performing certain stunts, such as driving through boxes and shooting special VR power-ups will result in the Viewer Rating remaining high. Throughout the three seasons, the players objectives are to catch criminals and occasionally escort other vehicles.</p><h2>Story Mode</h2><h3>Season 1</h3><div class="js-item-cage">Episode 1 - Fast Cars<br/>Episode 2 - Special Withdrawal<br/>Episode 3 - Bay City Heatwave<br/>Episode 4 - Middle Man<br/>Episode 5 - Squealing Piggy<br/>Episode 6 - A Little Mayhem</div><h3>Season 2</h3><div class="js-item-cage">Episode 1 - Not So Easy Rider<br/>Episode 2 - Swann Dive<br/>Episode 3 - Departure Gates<br/>Episode 4 - Wheels with Wheels<br/>Episode 5 - The Big Score Part 1<br/>Episode 6 - The Big Score Part 2</div><h3>Season 3</h3><div class="js-item-cage">Episode 1 - Breakout<br/>Episode 2 - Parking Ticket<br/>Episode 3 - Hot Tomato<br/>Episode 4 - Save the Senator<br/>Episode 5 - Bomb Surprise<br/>Episode 6 - 18 Wheels of Trouble</div><h2>Music</h2><p>The music for the game was written by Tim Follin and features the same style of the soundtrack to the 70's show including Tom Scott's <i>Gotcha</i> theme, as well as trends of the 70's, the time in which the game is set.</p><h2>PC Requirements</h2><p>Windows 98/ME/XP/2000;</p><p>Pentium II 450 (Min.), Pentium IV 1.5GHz (Rec.);</p><p>128MB RAM (Min.), 256MB (Rec.);</p><p>DirectX 8.1 (Min.), DirectX 9 (Rec.);</p><p>700MB hard drive space (Min.), 1.2GB (Rec.);</p><p>Nvidia TNT2 3D card (Min.), GeForece2 3D card (Rec.).</p>