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Killzone 3 Army Men Illustrate Perilous Odds
A small scale invasion was waged in the Game Informer offices today. We received a small package containing classic army men modeled after the grunts of Killzone 3. Cleverly communicating the odds in Killzone 3 there were 10 Hellghast in the package... and one I.S.A soldier.
The container, which looks like something you'd find in the toy isle of a drug store, reads "Get used to these odds." If you can spot the I.S.A. troop in the dogpile above, you'll notice he managed to stay on his feet, an impressive act.
Each Hellghast soldier has tiny specs of red paint over their eyes, but the detailing job is so slight and dim that it looks like they're all really sleepy. Now if you'll excuse me, I need to place these little warriors in a safe place where nobody under three-years-old can access them.
Killzone 3 releases for PS3 February 22.
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