Stuntman 2 shots crash in
Cameras rolling for more death-defying vehicular mayhem
After a death-defying jump across a broken bridge, a tight squeeze between two juggernauts and a speedy drive through a collapsing building, the first Stuntman 2 shots have made their debut appearance and you can see them now by clicking the Images tab above.
While no solid gameplay details have been released, the shots show a variety of vehicles (dune buggies - yay!) and dusty looking desert and city street locations, so expect to prove your wheelman skills in a diverse range of motorized machines and movie scenarios.
We were fans of the original but, with load times that were as painful to endure as bumper-to-bumpertraffic and some sadistically tight objective time limits, it was just too fist-clenchingly frustrating to be a classic.
If the game's new developer, Paradigm Studios, can avoid these pitfalls then Stuntman 2 for PS3 and Xbox 360 should be an exploding barrel-roll of gasoline-flavored fun. And if it finds room to improve on the make-your-own-mayhem stunt arena, then we'll be very happy stunt bunnies indeed.
October 31, 2006
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