The Cat silencer, which triggered hysterics back in the day, consisted of sticking its butt on the machine gun or pump-action and it muffled the gunfire. In the meantime, I’m going to quietly confess that I actually have some hope for this.As I head through town, I grab various other weapons and a cat, which takes me back. While we wait and see if Postal III can break the series’ mold, take a peek at the small selection of screenshots below, and check out Akella’s minisite. Promising a “complex AI” and three moral paths to choose (the good, the bad and the insane) as well as being powered by Valve’s Source Engine, Postal III might be trying to become a legitimate videogame in the eyes of the people.
If the developers are to be believed, this latest installment won’t be just a shoddily pieced together game that relies on toilet humor and terrorists to make a name for itself. Promised new weapons include the Harnessed Badger Saw and Chain Scythe, with more to be delivered. Switching first person shooting for third person, free roaming adventuring, this second sequel sees Postal Dude entering the city of Catharsis, a city that sports eco-terrorists, Uncle Dave’s Zealot Nuns (!) and, of course, the Taliban. With Uwe Boll’s tenuous-at-best adaptation hitting cinema screens, news about Postal III coming to both PC and Xbox 360 couldn’t be more apt. So, who’s up for a third installment? I know I am. At once a paragon of tasteless humor and of gamers collectively banging their heads on desks with disgust, nobody can deny that Running With Scissors’ oft-controversial series will always have a place - however dubious - in videogame history.
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