The Getaway: Black Monday

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The Getaway: Black Monday is a gritty crime thriller where you experience the dark side of London while controlling multiple characters, engaging in intense shootouts, car chases, and navigating a complex web of criminal activities.

The Getaway: Black Monday Trivia

In "The Getaway: Black Monday", which character is a boxer involved with underground fighting? (Medium)

#1: Eddie O'Connor

#2: Sam Thompson

#3: Jack Harvey

#4: Ben Mitchell

In "The Getaway: Black Monday", what is the name of the fictional London police unit that Sergeant Ben Mitchell belongs to? (Hard)

#1: Flying Squad

#2: SO19

#3: SCO19

#4: Yardies

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The Getaway: Black Monday Fun Facts

The lead character, Eddie O'Connor, is voiced by Ray Winstone's daughter, Jaime Winstone.

In The Getaway: Black Monday, you can visit Sony's European headquarters in Soho, London, which are accurately recreated as an Easter egg within the game.

The Getaway: Black Monday Polls

Which is your favorite character in The Getaway: Black Monday?

Eddie O'Connor

Sam Thompson

Ben Mitchell

Jack Harvey

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Which is the most challenging mission in The Getaway: Black Monday?

The Wake

Cons and Icons

Your Man with the Tattoo

Trespass

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Popular Characters

Mark Hammond

Tomiyo Nishigawa

Eddie O'Connor

Sergeant Detective Frank Carter

Veronica

Nick Collins

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announcement

June 2004

Announcement of The Getaway: Black Monday

Sony announced the development of The Getaway: Black Monday, the sequel to the original The Getaway game.

release

November 11, 2004

Release of The Getaway: Black Monday in Europe

The Getaway: Black Monday was officially released in Europe, available for PlayStation 2.

reception

November 2004

Reception and Reviews of The Getaway: Black Monday

The game received mixed to positive reviews from critics, noting improvements over the original game as well as some gameplay issues.

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