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Witness The Second-Person Shooter In Parody Wolfenstein Video
Bethesda recently partnered with parody news site The Onion in order to create a handful of videos related to its games. The latest imagines Wolfenstein as a second person shooter.
In the video, players listen to a man describe the act of playing the game from a second person perspective, as opposed to the first-person perspective we have all become so accustomed to. I particularly like the multiplayer mode teased at the end.
You can also check out another video below, also related to Wolfenstein, where a version of the game lets players choose alternate histories based on any country they want coming out on top in World War II.
Finally, this video looks toward the gruesome cover art of The Evil Within and attempts to shine some positive light on barbwire, which is typically unfairly portrayed as evil.
[Source: The Onion]
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