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Post by Grey on Jan 6, 2005 16:47:50 GMT -5
Some of the promo from the official website on this rather interesting game since I'm a big fan of Garth Ennis's Punisher. Frank Castle’s life changed the day his family was murdered. A part of his soul died, too. What was left dedicated the rest of his life to revenge upon the criminal scum of the world. He was reborn as…The Punisher!
Is he a hero? An obsessive madman? His methods are harsh and brutal, striking fear into the darkest hearts of the criminal underworld as he delivers vigilante justice to every thug he can lay his hands on.
The Punisher walks through a world we all know, a world darkened by war, crime, cruelty, and injustice. He has no superpowers – only his fierce intelligence, years of combat experience, and an iron determination to avenge the wronged. Where justice ends, Punishment begins!
Now you can get inside the head of the Punisher
Become The Punisher, the Marvel vigilante and ultimate anti-hero, in a non-stop action experience.
Embrace the Punisher’s tactics by interrogating criminals! Will you break them and gain information?
Interactive Environments! Unique ‘hotspots’ create dozens of environment-specific kills and interrogations that create interactive, cinematic ‘Punisher Moments’!
Over 101 unique deaths await those that stand in the Punisher’s way.
Punisher Armory! Use an upgradeable assortment of guns and weapons to wage an onslaught of two-fisted firepower.
Original story from acclaimed Punisher writers Garth Ennis and Jimmy Palmiotti
‘Best of Everything Punisher’ combines over 30 years of Punisher history, including his greatest enemies and allies!
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Post by Grey on Jan 17, 2005 11:37:06 GMT -5
Source: www.maximonline.com/entertainment/articles/article_6198.htmlSome excerpts from the recent interview Garth Ennis and Jimmy Palmotti, two of the guys responsible for breathing new life into the Punisher comics and inspiring the blockbuster film and new ultraviolent video game, had with MAXIMONLINE, regarding the upcoming Punisher game. What was your involvement in the game? PALMIOTTI: We pretty much wrote the whole story. We start out with his family getting killed. It's an overblown, epic revenge game. Most of it is set in New York, and we took a lot of the elements from Welcome Back, Frank. Then we threw in some winks to Marvel comics fans, like having Frank breaking into Stark Labs to get some new guns and fighting alongside Ironman. What are some of the methods of punishment? PALMIOTTI: The kills are extremely, excessively, excessively violent. I'm a big video game player, but Punisher is the most violent game I've ever seen. Guys get their faces peeled off, and you actually see skull flying at some point. As far as the kills, we have piranhas, wood chippers, boat engines, rats, and there's so many guns. Even if Frank's running with a gun and it's out of bullets, he'll throw it at the bad guy, and as the guy goes to catch it, he'll pull out knife and stab him in the head. Thomas Jane [star of the Punisher movie] actually recorded the dialogue. ENNIS: Sometimes you are stunned by what you can get away with in comics and video games. Usually, if you do run into trouble, it's from an angle you couldn't have imagined in a million years. You see the carnage and the slaughter and the filth and the pornography make it through, then someone says, "I don't like red boots on that guy."
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