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The Punisher
PlayStation 2 cover art

North American PlayStation ii encompass fine art
Programmer(southward) Will
Amplified Games (mobile)
Publisher(s) THQ
Director(south) Jeff Carroll
Producer(s) Rick White
Designer(s) Sandeep Shekar
Programmer(s) Chris Helvig
Creative person(s) Jasen Whiteside
Writer(s) Michael & Chris Breault
Garth Ennis
Jimmy Palmiotti
Composer(due south) Sonic Fuel (Tim Wynn, Christopher Lennertz, Corey Jackson, Gerard Marino)
Platform(s) PlayStation 2, Xbox, Microsoft Windows, mobile phone
Release Mobile
  • NA: Apr 12, 2004
PlayStation 2, Xbox, Microsoft Windows
  • NA: January 16, 2005
  • EU: March 4, 2005
Genre(southward) Action-adventure, third-person shooter, stealth
Mode(s) Single-player,

The Punisher is a tertiary-person shooter video game developed past Volition and published by THQ. It was released in 2005 for the PlayStation two, Xbox, and Microsoft Windows; a mobile phone game was as well developed past Amplified Games and released in 2004. The game stars the Curiosity Comics antihero, The Punisher. After his family was murdered by the Mafia, Frank Castle devoted his life to the punishment of criminals. Players take control of the titular ruthless vigilante to track down and impale criminals.

The game's story is a loose mixture of the 2004 motion-picture show of the aforementioned name, equally well equally the Vol. v (2000) and Vol. 6 (2001) serial of the comic books. Player Thomas Jane reprises his role as Frank Castle/The Punisher. The game features many cameo appearances from Marvel Comics characters, such as Fe Man, Nick Fury, Blackness Widow, Matt Murdock (the alter ego of Daredevil), Bushwacker, Kingpin and Bullseye. Likewise nowadays are several characters from the Welcome Back, Frank storyline such every bit detectives Martin Soap and Molly von Richthofen, the Punisher's neighbors Joan and Spacker Dave, Ma Gnucci, The Russian and General Kreigkopf.

Gameplay [edit]

Gameplay in The Punisher offers a combination of exploration, stealth, and combat. When encountering an enemy, the Punisher tin can attack, or perform a i-button "quick kill". Depending on the villain, the electric current location, and a role player-adamant level of aggression, one of numerous fatal assaults will be performed. The game's environments likewise characteristic interrogation "hot spots", where the Punisher can interrogate his enemies using death threats and torture, coercing them to share information that may help him in his quest.

Plot [edit]

The game begins with a cinematic of the Punisher (Thomas Jane) killing several footmen of the Yakuza. After he leaves the building, he is apprehended by law enforcement in front of an unknown building. He is and then transferred to Ryker's Island and interrogated past police detectives Molly von Richthofen (Julie Nathanson) and Martin Soap (Michael Gough). The bulk of the game occurs in flashbacks during this interrogation.

Commencement, the Punisher raids a crack house and somewhen kills its owner Impairment (Steven Blum) by dropping him from several stories in a higher place the ground. After almost getting hit by a car upon his exit, the Punisher traces the vehicle to a chop shop. After slaughtering the criminals in that location, he learns that information technology is owned by the Gnucci crime family, led by Ma Gnucci (Saffron Henderson), considering Carlo Duka (John Cygan), the shop's owner, is a Gnucci lieutenant; the Punisher drops him in a car compactor where Duka is later on crushed. In a subsequent mission, the Punisher kills one of Ma Gnucci'due south sons, Bobby, at Lucky'south Bar.

Ma Gnucci hires Bushwacker (Phil Hayes) to capture Joan (Julie Nathanson), a neighbor of the Punisher. The Punisher traces her to the Fundamental Park Zoo, where he rescues her. The next mission occurs in Greyness'south Funeral Dwelling house, at the mob funeral of Bobby Gnucci. The Punisher massacres the funeral party and kills Eddie Gnucci (John Cygan) by throwing Eddie out a window and impaling him onto a spike. The Punisher then travels to the Gnucci estate to kill Bushwacker and Ma Gnucci herself. Later on fighting his way through Ma's remaining men, Punisher so fights Bushwacker who he defeats in a gunfight. To cease off Bushwacker, Punisher rips his weapon arm off and shoots him in the chest followed past Punisher dropping Bushwacker several stories above the ground. Castle hunts downwards Ma and kills her.

During the Punisher's attack at the Gnucci residence, he learns that the Gnuccis are getting drug money from Russian mercenaries at New York City's waterfront. At the docks, he hears that General Kreigkopf (Bob Joles) plans to smuggle nuclear weapons into New York Metropolis. He clears a suspected cargo transport of white slavers only fails to find the device. After existence assaulted in his apartment past a large man chosen the Russian (Darryl Kurylo), the Punisher attacks Chiliad Nixon Island, his next pb on the weapon'southward location. On the island, the Punisher meets Nick Fury, who helps him defeat Kreigkopf and the Russian as well as forestall the launch of the nuclear device. Both escape before the missile detonates, destroying G Nixon Island.

Returning dwelling house, the Punisher discovers that Kingpin (David Sobolov) has been taking over one-time Gnucci rackets. He raids the headquarters of the Kingpin'southward Fisk Industries, where he fights and defeats Bullseye (Steven Blum) by throwing him out a window from the top flooring of the skyscraper. Kingpin tells the Punisher that his real enemy is the Japanese Yakuza. The Punisher learns that this group of Yakuza are called the Eternal Sun, and they are trying to control remaining Gnucci and Russian crime operations.

The Punisher then visits Stark Towers, a facility owned by Tony Stark/Fe Man, after learning that the Eternal Sun are attempting to steal some high tech weapons and armor. The Punisher decides to assault the Takagi building, the home of the Eternal Sun leader, Takagi. He discovers that Jigsaw (Darryl Kurylo) has infiltrated the gang, and is gaining followers. While Jigsaw is being imprisoned in Ryker'south Island, the Eternal Sun is already planning to bust him out. After escaping the Takagi building, the Punisher allows himself to exist captured by Det. Martin Soap, who has been providing information to the Punisher. He is taken to Ryker's Isle, as per his plan.

At this time, the flashbacks take hold of up to the story, and the residual of the game takes place in the present. During the interrogation, a riot erupts in the prison. The Punisher escapes from his jail cell, and starts fighting his mode through the inmates and remaining Eternal Dominicus members the Punisher left alive. He reaches the rooftop and meets Jigsaw face to face, ultimately defeating him despite the stolen Iron Man armor Jigsaw was wearing. Every bit the Punisher leaves in a helicopter, he throws Jigsaw out, killing him.

In the post-credits scene, Bullseye is loaded onto a stretcher as Kingpin is seen plotting his revenge confronting the Punisher.

Reception [edit]

The game received mixed reviews, criticizing the game'due south sound furnishings and the linear and repetitive gameplay, but praising its system of torture, the storyline, the inordinate amount of violence and Punisher himself.[27] Maxim contributor Gene Newman opined in his review that this game "[made] the Grand Theft Motorcar serial look similar Super Mario Kart".[26] Detroit Gratuitous Printing gave the Xbox version a score of three stars out of four and stated: "This isn't a game that requires a lot of skill. Simply if you can become by the gore, it's a rarity in the comic volume world: a game that stays true to the original work and doesn't stink".[25] The Sydney Morn Herald, notwithstanding, gave the game a score of three stars out of 5 and chosen information technology "dark, violent and derivative, but nowhere near as flawed as the movie".[28]

The game sold around one million copies and was profitable for Volition.[29]

Controversy [edit]

The Punisher features extremely gruesome scenes of torture and gore; the ESRB stated that an initial cut of the game would meet its "Adults Only" rating (which severely hampers commercial availability because neither Microsoft, nor Sony allow Adults Only titles on their systems). Much similar Manhunt 2, the developers made slight censors to the deaths found within special "interrogation" scenes past rendering them in black and white in order to reduce their visual impact. The revised version was able to meet the "Mature" rating.[30]

In the UK, the BBFC worked with THQ to further extend the solarization effect on the scenes, distancing the photographic camera before the killings and calculation a zoom issue during them, in order to pass it with an eighteen document,[31] making The Punisher i of the only games to require BBFC cuts in order to be rated 18.

In Australia, the ACB demanded similar cuts, including the removal of 2 scenes altogether.[32] In Germany, the game was placed on the Federal Department for Media Harmful to Young Persons BPjS/BPjM listing.[27]

References [edit]

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External links [edit]

  • The Punisher at IMDb
  • The Punisher at MobyGames

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