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Thursday 9 August 2007
If you’ve ever wondered just how much damage two pistols and a shotgun can do to a Chinese market stall then you’d need look no further than the video below.
We’ve been tearing through the recently released Stranglehold demo shooting everything in sight, neon signs, wobbly looking balconies as even the odd bad guy or two fell subject to our relentless onslaught.
Everything, and we mean everything, in the game is destructible. Stand behind a pillar and the enemies will shoot at it until it’s nothing more than a pile of rubble. Hide behind a table and after a few shots it will shatter into pieces. All of which adds up provide a non-stop, all action experience.
If you haven’t downloaded the, fairly lengthy, demo, do it now. And when you do make sure you finish it more than once. Beating it three times will grant you access to the hard-boiled difficulty setting and the “spin attack” tequila time move. Trust us, it’s well worth the effort.
Stranglehold is expected to be released for Xbox 360 and PC 27 August.
We’ve been tearing through the recently released Stranglehold demo shooting everything in sight, neon signs, wobbly looking balconies as even the odd bad guy or two fell subject to our relentless onslaught.
Everything, and we mean everything, in the game is destructible. Stand behind a pillar and the enemies will shoot at it until it’s nothing more than a pile of rubble. Hide behind a table and after a few shots it will shatter into pieces. All of which adds up provide a non-stop, all action experience.
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If you haven’t downloaded the, fairly lengthy, demo, do it now. And when you do make sure you finish it more than once. Beating it three times will grant you access to the hard-boiled difficulty setting and the “spin attack” tequila time move. Trust us, it’s well worth the effort.
Stranglehold is expected to be released for Xbox 360 and PC 27 August.

Hi I'm James or JJ if you like, I'll answer to both. I'm the Executive producer for GR video which means I've had at least a part in all the hot moving pictures you'll find on the site (even if that part was just saying, yes that's a good video). I also produce the Future Games Show and Golden Joystick Awards. Away from the office you'll either find me playing Fortnite, or walking my dog. I'm better at one than the other, I'll let you decide which.


