The last part of the sound section is the soundtrack. I never did like the 70's style, until now that is. The game includes 16, full length, Jimmi Hendrix-like music. This is one of the few games which you pop into your hi-fi CD player to listen to when you're not on the computer. A great boost to the feel of the 70's.
Graphics are intense.
The actual territories are huge, but you don't get a lot of time to drive through them and enjoy the scenery. You either talk to yourself saying you're going the wrong way, or you miss the local burger ranch where a group of innocent people got killed, and of course, you fail your mission. Detail levels can be easily controlled, allowing for a higher resolution, a bonus for those without gaming beasts. Details which can't be controlled are only the small ones which actually add to the game's realism such as skid marks, and sand trails from a speeding car on a dust-road. Weapons are presented well, although I think a better job could have been done with the normal car-mounted machine guns.