Postal 2

Platform(s): PC
Genre: Action
Publisher: Running With Scissors
Developer: Running With Scissors
Release Date: April 14, 2003

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"It was just in-friggin-sane," yelled a deaf and defiant Vince Desi, Running With Scissors' moderately sane CEO and Chief Instigator of Mayhem. "The phrase 'shooting your wad' is never going to be the same now that the game press got to fire what they got to shoot in the game for real out at the range!"

The POSTAL Dude delivered Gary Coleman and strippers toting RPG-7s and LAW rockets at this weekend's FULL-METAL-KICK-OFF for POSTAL 2.

Desi, whose company made gaming history (and more than a few blacklists) with the original POSTAL back in 1997, organized the brass-burning event with the help of Brassroots, Inc., a national civil rights organization based out of Tucson.

The shoot was held at Desert Trails Gun Club and Training Facility. Brassroots and the Desert Trails' range staff provided technical training and a safe and sane shooting environment for over 50 Running With Scissors' supporters and Betty Ford survivors. Milton Schick of Starlight Enterprises supplied all of the Class III weaponry; ranging from suppressed submachine guns to a tripod-mounted, belt-fed, Browning 1919A4.

"I didn't even let anyone from the POSTAL 2 dev team take time away from their desks to go take a leak for the past two years," cackled Desi, "but once their eyes got adjusted to seeing sunlight again, they were blasting away like pros!"


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