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In addition to the game itself, a cut-down version was also released for mobile phones, developed by Creator/GluMobile.
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In addition to the game itself, a cut-down version was also released for mobile phones, developed by Creator/GluMobile.
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''Marc Eckō's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure'' is a 2006 video game for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, and PC, developed by The Collective and published by Creator/{{Atari}} in collaboration with fashion designer and entrepeneur Marc Eckō. It centres on an up-and-coming young graffiti artist named Coltrane "Trane" Crowley (voiced by Talib Kweli), who is determined to make a name for himself in the fictional dystopic city of New Radius, while leading his graffiti crew, the Still Free Crew (SFC), in a street war against their rivals the Vandals of New Radius ([=VaNR=]), led by Gabe (MC Serch). However, in the midst of his efforts, he uncovers evidence of a conspiracy involving Trane's dead father and the mayor of New Radius, Mayor Miguel Sung (George Hamilton), and decides to use graffiti in an effort to expose the government's corruption. In the process he must outfight and outsmart the violent and virulently anti-graffiti New Radius police force, the Civil Conduct Keepers (CCK).
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''Marc Eckō's Getting Up: Contents Under Pressure'' is a 2006 video game for the UsefulNotes/PlayStation2, UsefulNotes/{{Xbox}}, Platform/PlayStation2, Platform/{{Xbox}}, and PC, developed by The Collective and published by Creator/{{Atari}} in collaboration with fashion designer and entrepeneur Marc Eckō. It centres on an up-and-coming young graffiti artist named Coltrane "Trane" Crowley (voiced by Talib Kweli), who is determined to make a name for himself in the fictional dystopic city of New Radius, while leading his graffiti crew, the Still Free Crew (SFC), in a street war against their rivals the Vandals of New Radius ([=VaNR=]), led by Gabe (MC Serch). However, in the midst of his efforts, he uncovers evidence of a conspiracy involving Trane's dead father and the mayor of New Radius, Mayor Miguel Sung (George Hamilton), and decides to use graffiti in an effort to expose the government's corruption. In the process he must outfight and outsmart the violent and virulently anti-graffiti New Radius police force, the Civil Conduct Keepers (CCK).
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In 2013, the game was made available for download on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, courtesy of Creator/DevolverDigital.
In January 2th 2022, the 3.5 Minute trailer for the offical film adaptation pilot of the Marc Eckō's Getting Up titled ''Getting Up: Legends Of New Radius'' was released, which Marc Ecko himself toke part in. Can be watched [[https://youtu.be/Kgi3CPmzbNg?si=6X2PY8m8mi_6osuz here]]
In January 2th 2022, the 3.5 Minute trailer for the offical film adaptation pilot of the Marc Eckō's Getting Up titled ''Getting Up: Legends Of New Radius'' was released, which Marc Ecko himself toke part in. Can be watched [[https://youtu.be/Kgi3CPmzbNg?si=6X2PY8m8mi_6osuz here]]
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In 2013, the game was made available for download on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}}, Platform/{{Steam}}, courtesy of Creator/DevolverDigital.
In January2th 2nd, 2022, the 3.5 Minute trailer for the offical official film adaptation pilot of the Marc Eckō's Getting Up game titled ''Getting Up: Legends Of New Radius'' was released, which Marc Ecko Eckō himself toke took part in. Can It can be watched [[https://youtu.be/Kgi3CPmzbNg?si=6X2PY8m8mi_6osuz here]]
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* ArcNumber: 9/06. [[spoiler: It's the day Trane's father and Sung's political rival were killed by Mayor Sung.]]
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* ArcNumber: 9/06. [[spoiler: It's [[spoiler:It's the day Trane's father and Sung's political rival were killed by Mayor Sung.]]
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Sung is exposed as the murderer of Dexter Crowley and the one who orchestrated the murder of Brandon Grey, with strong hints that justice will be done following Sung's resignation. However, Decoy is dead, Trane has lost all of his friends and he DidNotGetTheGirl. He is also homeless again thanks to the destruction of both the abandoned art school and his grandmother's block.]] Trane is still free, but alone.
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* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler: Sung [[spoiler:Sung is exposed as the murderer of Dexter Crowley and the one who orchestrated the murder of Brandon Grey, with strong hints that justice will be done following Sung's resignation. However, Decoy is dead, Trane has lost all of his friends and he DidNotGetTheGirl. He is also homeless again thanks to the destruction of both the abandoned art school and his grandmother's block.]] Trane is still free, but alone.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The CCK's response to graffiti is ''[[SarcasmMode just a liiiiiittle]]'' over-the-top, with [[OddlyOvertrainedSecurity heavily-armored, gun-toting goons]] shouting things like "Art IS a crime!" while gunning down graffiti artists. [[spoiler: Justified to an extent, because at least one graffiti artist in the city has major dirt on Mayor Sung.]]
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The CCK's response to graffiti is ''[[SarcasmMode just a liiiiiittle]]'' over-the-top, with [[OddlyOvertrainedSecurity heavily-armored, gun-toting goons]] shouting things like "Art IS a crime!" while gunning down graffiti artists. [[spoiler: Justified [[spoiler:Justified to an extent, because at least one graffiti artist in the city has major dirt on Mayor Sung.]]
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* IntrepidReporter: Karen Light.
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* LoveTriangle: Between Trane, Gabe and Gabe's girlfriend Tina. [[spoiler: Neither of them gets together in the end.]]
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* LoveTriangle: Between Trane, Gabe and Gabe's girlfriend Tina. [[spoiler: Neither [[spoiler:Neither of them gets together in the end.]]
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* StoutStrength: Beth is a vandal police chief that fights hand to hand with dual batons. [[spoiler: Halfway into the fight with her, she gets thrown into an electric fence, merely says that it tickled once she manages to pry herself away, gets ''crushed by a concrete clown head'', and is still ready for round two as if nothing happened.]]
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* StoutStrength: Beth is a vandal police chief that fights hand to hand with dual batons. [[spoiler: Halfway [[spoiler:Halfway into the fight with her, she gets thrown into an electric fence, merely says that it tickled once she manages to pry herself away, gets ''crushed by a concrete clown head'', and is still ready for round two as if nothing happened.]]
