A few ways to tear apart the enemies in The Darkness II.
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Dual-wielding is SO 2007...
The Darkness II has some big shoes to fill. Not only is it a sequel to a beloved first person shooter from the early days of the Xbox 360 and PS3, but it’s being developed by a studio tasked with taking over for Starbreeze Studios. Starbreeze, of course, is the studio behind the highly regarded Xbox game The Chronicles of Riddick, which is currently working on the Syndicate reboot for EA. Yes, The Darkness II has some big shoes to fill, but so far the game looks to do just that.
Mike Wall takes you through The Darkness II Demo.
Available for the Xbox 360, PC, and PlayStation 3 on February 7, 2012.
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A brief look at one of the characters available in the co-op mode, Vendettas, for The Darkness II.
A brief look at one of the characters available in the co-op mode, Vendettas, for The Darkness II.
A brief look at one of the characters available in the co-op mode, Vendettas, for The Darkness II.
A brief look at one of the characters available in the co-op mode, Vendettas, for The Darkness II.
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