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2006 was a great year...well I think it was, I can't remember most of it...but I can remember the first time I heard the term "gun porn". Yes, that's right "gun porn". It was used to describe Black, a game that was being developed be veteran racing developer Criterion. If you don't remember Black check out the video below:
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYoSNja-0fc[/ame]
Yeah, it was the one where buildings exploded when you shot at them. Why, you might ask. Well, because the game was that damn cool.
Now for those of you who were cool enough to buy this game and have been wondering where the sequel is...well your going to be disappointed. EA apparently was not cool enough for the sequel, so the project was canceled. Your in luck though, the creator of Black comically enough named Stuart Black is bringing us awesome people a new game.
Here is the premise:
Wait, that sounds both really stupid and incredibly fun...all at the same time.
Source: http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/107/1077511p1.html
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYoSNja-0fc[/ame]
Yeah, it was the one where buildings exploded when you shot at them. Why, you might ask. Well, because the game was that damn cool.
Now for those of you who were cool enough to buy this game and have been wondering where the sequel is...well your going to be disappointed. EA apparently was not cool enough for the sequel, so the project was canceled. Your in luck though, the creator of Black comically enough named Stuart Black is bringing us awesome people a new game.
Here is the premise:
So Bodycount is an all-new game, with an all-new story that provides a fittingly bombastic frame for its over-the-top action. John Doe's the man in the player's charge, a hero modelled on Steve McQueen, Josh Hartnett and Chris Pine's assertive take on James T. Kirk in the recent Star Trek reboot. Dragged out of retirement by a shady outfit called The Network and drugged to the point of unconsciousness by his employers, he awakes several thousand feet above an African warzone, free-falling head-first into a near future battlefield that's run by corporations and conglomerates. "Welcome to the Network," runs the on-screen tagline, "Your Safety is Our Concern."
Wait, that sounds both really stupid and incredibly fun...all at the same time.
Source: http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/107/1077511p1.html

















