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Though the controls in Total Overdose are somewhat klunky, getting too hung up on the flaws of Total Overdose misses its greatest pleasures. Unlike most games, you get a sense that its creators had as much making it as you\u00e2\u20ac™re having playing it. And when the Latin-flavored hip-hop and metal mariachi music kicks in after you turn into a Mexican wrestler spouting Spanish gibberish, you realize you have no idea where it\u00e2\u20ac™s going next. Something weird is about to happen, and more often than not, it does, which sums up Total Overdose quite nicely. Rather than run around and find missions in the town, you call them up from a menu, a time-saving feature other games in this genre would be wise to rip-off. There are also tons of save points littered throughout, and you can usually find one in the middle of some of the particularly long story missions.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n