These henchmen are the boss characters that you will face in the game and provide a very good workout to those that venture far enough into to the action to face them. The game starts you off busting out of a prison located deep in the sewers of the city. From here you must battle your way to the surface, facing all sorts of opposition on the way. The player control is nice and tight and reacts quickly to your commands, so playing the game does not become an effort in futility. To move Trey around the screen you can choose to use either the digital of analog control button.
Shooting is accomplished by pressing the corresponding buttons for up, down, left and right.
Firing can be done on the run, which is nice because standing still may end up getting you wasted. Control is a little weird at first and may take some getting used to, but after a bit of practice this somewhat different method works like a charm. Shoulder buttons are used to crouch, jump, change weapons and deploy smart bombs. The camera tracking is wonderful in the game as well, following Trey from an over the back perspective throughout much of the action. I cannot recall ever getting into a situation where the camera set me at a disadvantage.