Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure Character Profile: Chief Hunt

Currently scheduled for release in February 2006, Marc Ecko's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure is an action game in which you'll assume the role of Trane, an up-and-coming graffiti artist in the near-futuristic city of New Radius. As you quest to become the all-city tagging champ, you'll interact with a number of characters on both sides of the law--and as you can imagine, the ones on the "right" side are going to make your life difficult. Heading up the city's police force is Chief Hunt, whom you'll find profiled below.

Chief Hunt

He's the top cop and he's strictly old school. Chief William Hunt is Mayor Sung's right-hand man, but that doesn't mean he's all bad. With 25 years on the job and a working-class Cuban upbringing, Chief Hunt understands the streets and has a certain respect for smart perps--as long as he's dragging them through the precinct doors. His credo? "Stomp out the rats!"

And what better individual for the role of New Radius' chief of police than the original caped crusader himself, Adam West. Mr. West has one of this generation's most iconic voices, and his ability to bring Hunt's character to life was crucial, as he created a wealth of emotion through every word that wouldn't have been possible with anyone less. "Shoot 'em…Shoot the son-of-a b*#ch!!! Shoot 'em!!! Eradicating these criminals will pave the way for our Mayor's urban-renewal project. Who doesn't want for a clean city we can all be proud of?!!!"