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Michael Biehn Joins Cast Of Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon
Far Cry 3 Blood Dragon has popped up on Xbox.com, and the listing provides some interesting info on the bizarre downloadable shooter. Michael Biehn joins the cast of the game, which includes cyborgs, mutants, and blood dragons.
You might remember Biehn from his work in the classic films Aliens and Terminator. Now he's in Blood Dragon, a game set in an alternate-universe take on 2007. Players take on the role of Sergeant Rex Colt, a Mark IV Cyber Commando on a mission to save the world. Expect to see plenty of neon and ninjas in this one. The game's throwback site should give you a good idea of what you can expect from this one.
Blood Dragon won't require players to have a copy of Far Cry 3 to play. The game was originally listed as coming out on May 1, but that date has now been removed.
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