Shows a bit more about the wardrobe. Clothing is broken out into four types (headgear, tops, pants, and shoes) and certain combinations comprise 'outfits' which confer gameplay benefits when worn (yes, this is not exclusive to the pre-order bonuses). Just like in SR2 and 3, custom outfits can be saved for quick access. On which note, the SWAT outfit would ideally come as components (extra credit if there are two helmets, one with and one without the goggles and faceplate).

Garaging of vehicles - near each safehouse there is a parking garage - is suspected to be akin to the SR series as well... note that the garage listing not only shows a flavor blurb for each vehicle, but allows for recoloration.

Given that one of the Gamestop bonuses is a special assault rifle, it is reasonable to suspect that the player's safehouses include weapon caches as well.

Next we have a look at one of the several 'diversions'. At first, I thought the car's driver takes his sweet time reacting to your vandalism... it turns out that the guy hanging around is just a similarly-modeled bystander; the driver doesn't spawn until you bang on the car enough. On which note, how many players are going to try adding insult to injury by confiscating the car afterwards?

After a brief example of how consumables work (they confer various buffs), it's on to a story mission, which includes a three-part minigame borne out of Wei's calling for electronic support. The meat of it is a montage of fighting (hand-to-hand, gunplay, and finally a rolling battle which is supposed to culminate in a Pursuit Force-style action hijack).