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Ask GI About Bulletstorm
Despite our best efforts, we couldn't possibly answer all the questions you have about the upcoming gonzo shooter Bulletstorm. Luckily for you all, Bryan, Dan, and I are going to be jawing about it in an upcoming podcast and we'd love to take your questions. Drop them in the comments below and we'll do our best to get to them later this week. Some examples include:
- What's up with shooting dudes in the nuts all the time? [It's hilarious.]
- Do you seriously get bonus points for shooting a dude in the head after blasting his junk into giblets? [Yes.]
- Do lady enemies also have crotch-related weak spots? [We don't know, but knowing the creative director's personality, there'll be something to shoot for.]
- How about the carnivorous plants? Can you "pistil whip" them (or more disgustingly, be on the receiving end of one)? [Gross. Also, the only plant-related skillshots we saw involved feeding human enemies to them.]
- Besides shooting dudes in the jimmy, why should we care about this game? [Painkiller was awesome, Epic knows how to refine action down to a science, the visuals are incredible, and Rick Remender is a great writer.]
Hit us up in the comments below, and you can be Internet famous for 30 seconds when we answer your question in the podcast!
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