Kane and Lynch: Dead Men – New Screens
The Eidos published and IOI Interactive developed game Kane and Lynch: Dead Men would not be gracing store shelves until 2007 strikes. Now, that’s a pretty long time to wait, if you ask us. That’s why the people behind the game have given you some screenshots to somehow alleviate the waiting. Most likely, these screenshots are just some of the many that will emerge in the coming months and weeks, so you should expect a barrage of the game’s screens in the future.
In case the game sounds like hieroglyphics to you, Kane & Lynch is a story-driven third person shooter with strong focus on coop gameplay. It tells the story of two death-row convicts who are poles apart – one is a flawed mercenary, the other a psychopath on constant medication. Still, it was destined that they be together against their will as they make their way out of prison and embark on a violent, chaotic journey. They are getting into each others’ throats, figuratively and literally. But they do have something in common – the two men just love their guns and ammo.
Via IGN
The Eidos published and IOI Interactive developed game Kane and Lynch: Dead Men would not be gracing store shelves until 2007 strikes. Now, that’s a pretty long time to wait, if you ask us. That’s why the people behind the game have given you some screenshots to somehow alleviate the waiting. Most likely, these screenshots are just some of the many that will emerge in the coming months and weeks, so you should expect a barrage of the game’s screens in the future.
In case the game sounds like hieroglyphics to you, Kane & Lynch is a story-driven third person shooter with strong focus on coop gameplay. It tells the story of two death-row convicts who are poles apart – one is a flawed mercenary, the other a psychopath on constant medication. Still, it was destined that they be together against their will as they make their way out of prison and embark on a violent, chaotic journey. They are getting into each others’ throats, figuratively and literally. But they do have something in common – the two men just love their guns and ammo.
Via IGN
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