If there's anything we can take away from the newest trailer for "Army of TWO: The Devil's Cartel," it's that there will be lots of guns. Big guns. Bigger guns. Biggest guns?
There will also be explosions: Car-size explosions. Helicopter-size explosions. Building-size explosions. As a series, Army of Two has never been known for its nuance or a deft touch-this game's new heroes are "Alpha" and "Bravo"-but sometimes we aren't looking something that speaks to us.
In "Devil's Cartel," the new army of two, head down Mexico-way to jump in the middle of the drug war. According to now-defunct developer Visceral Montreal, the game will reign back the off-putting "frat-boy" elements and focus on the grit and intense fantasy violence that is the series' calling card. That said, the game looks to be an interactive action movie, don't expect the game's newfound severity to translate to realism.
"Army of TWO: The Devil's Cartel" hits stores March 26th.
