Wolfenstein motion comic

By David Hollingworth
13:10 Jul 17, 2009 | 5 Comments
Tags: wolfenstein | fps | game | news

Video: Watch BJ Blaskowicz take the fight to the Reich in glorious black, white and blood red.

Wolfenstein 3D - yes, that Wolfenstein - is coming to Xbox LIVE and the Playstation Home Network, and to celebrate Activision's just sent us this cute motion comic based on the original game.

It's lovingly animated in black and white, with liberal splashes of blood/nazi red, a neat and evil German voiceover, and the growling, dulct tones of old BJ himself.

And it ends with chaingun Hitler.

We wish more movies ended with chaingun Hitler. Twilight would have been made 100 per cent MORE AWESOME by a high-calibre Fuhrer.

We're sure you'll agree - enjoy!

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5 Comments

plaztik Jul 17, 2009 3:40 PM	Way too Cool! XD
AIMBOT Jul 17, 2009 3:45 PM	That is pure awesome. Oh, and you need to update your math skills. 100 x no awesome is still zero awesome! - Stupid Twilight.
hectorbustnuts Jul 17, 2009 3:52 PM	This is the first of 4 motion comics Activision are releasing...one for each of the chapters of the Wolfenstein story. #2 is doing the rounds already...stealing back the Spear of Destiny!
Hawkeye Jul 17, 2009 4:05 PM	I hate being a publication at the arse-end of nowhere!
hectorbustnuts Jul 17, 2009 4:20 PM	I feel bad now!

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