Eidos' methods of countering modern-day terrorism involve a lotta shootin'.
Check out the first trailer of Eidos and Rocksteady Studios' follow-up to the Mucky Foot-developed urban combat brawler.
If your idea of a good time involves getting mauled down by a pack of masked, chainsaw-wielding loonies, do we have the trailer for you!
Watching hero Nick Mason ruthlessly annihilate a series of gang members maybe not be everyone's cup o' tea. Viewer discretion is advised.
Oh hey, no wonder the game's teetering on an "AO" rating. Viewer discretion is advised.
If this second official trailer isn't enough to get your blood boiling, get the scoop on the game straight from its official mock-news website or wait for its June 13th release.
Those press kits don't upload themselves, you know! We present to you a smorgasbord of screens n' movies from all the big publishers and their respective showcases.
Uh oh, trrststs are on the loose! Time to call in the Riot Response to help the boys that put out fires. See footage of that, plus an all-new trailer of Eidos and Rocksteady's first-person shooter rah cheer.
Uh oh, 5-0's in trouble. Time to call in the riot response to take down some Burner gangsters with copious amounts of utterly necessary headhots. Oh, and ignore the massive tearing and syncing issues in the video -- it was like that when we got it.
The game is out, folks. Take one last gander at almost half a dozen screens and dee-lish new trailer.
Ho ho, you think just cause the game's out we're going to stop posting videos? Stilly person, we still have to show you what happens when a trrstst gets behind a mini-gun. Now, give this here video a little clicky-clicky and enjoy the show.
Another week, another Riot Response video. That's cool, though, how else are you going to hammer home this point: when a group of pyros takes over your city, the only way to combat them is with military-grade weapons fire. The only way.
Why publish a game in a foreign country when you can have someone else do it for you?
