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'Postal 2: Apocalypse Weekend' Gets Release Date ... Again

by Rainier on May 14, 2005 @ 3:33 a.m. PDT

Running With Scissors president and industry iconoclast Vince Desi promises fans of POSTAL 2 that the new implements of destruction will make their inner-survivalist weep like a little girl. "Believe me, we were determined to give the fans even more than they expected," he vowed. "Gamers will no longer be limited to merely blasting, burning and blowing up enemies – they can now hack them down to cubesteak!" New weapons include the soon-to-be notorious Sledgehammer and the Scythe, which sports even more hands-on appeal

than anyone really deserves. "But my personal favorite," Vince admits, "is the Boomerang Machete. Yes, you heard right. Boomerang. Machete. -Just line up those Mad-Cow Tourettes Zombies and cut right through the crap! -Just watch your fingers when it comes back!"

In addition to new non-player characters such as the MC Zombies, old favorites including Gary Coleman, herds of insane elephants and the lovely Postal Babes are also on hand for a wild weekend with the Postal Dude. And you’ll want to think twice before abusing any cats this time around, don’t say we didn’t warn you! Also included is the actual game editor used by the developers which allows users to produce original game scenarios and create their own outrageous MODs for POSTAL 2.

For additional information on POSTAL 2: Apocalypse Weekend expansion pack and other cool POSTAL products and gear, visit our site www.gopostal.com


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