The objective is a slow one, finding Lan Di. He murdered your father, so hunting him down takes some time, but guess it would if you were trying to find a killer. GS put this as a negative when it was reviewed, a rather stupid thing to criticise. The games are mostly learning button combinations in regards to the type of moves there are, punching, kicking, evade and throw. You have a three level system on each move to master, basic, intermidiate and advanced. Continuously doing the same move ups the level, you can do this by going into a car park in the main town and spend hours, and i mean real hours killing your thumbs. Worth it though, because there are tons of fights, mainly the group known as the Mad Angels, linked to a Chinese cartel, of which is linked to Lan Di. There are also QTE events which work pretty well, not to many of them though. When you're bored, go to the Tomato store to redeem raffle tickets you can find on special cans in the vending machines, you win stuff, nothing major though. Or spend time on the mini games in the arcade store, such as darts (spent so much time on the darts) and other stuff. There's also some classic games you can play on your saturn under the televeison in your house, it's only hang time and something else. Before i forget, there are six moves you can buy, and ones which you learn from people throughout the game. There was even a battle mode to play once you completed it.
I could tell you the whole game, i mentioned the first one, but you may want to buy it. The second one takes place in China, pretty much the same thing, but different setting, some say it's the best one probably because it expanded that little more. Kind of expected if it's a sequel.
