Manhunt 2 Rockstar's latest and arguably most controversial game turns out to be its weakest. The Take Two-owned publishing label has a history of games that draw media debate and politicians' ire ...

Yes, sometime this year you might be putting a disc labeled Manhunt 2 into your Wii or PlayStation 2, and stepping into the shoes of Daniel Lamb, a mental patient who has to escape an insane ...

It's hard to live up to controversy. Anybody who has rented Caligula or listened to "Cop Killer" knows that reputation frequently stirs the imagination to depths more grotesque than any one bit of ...

With its new Manhunt 2, Rockstar Games wanted instead to make players wince in horror. ... Manhunt 2's story line has psychiatric patient Daniel Lamb escaping during a power outage.

The much anticipated sequel to Rockstar's hit 2003 title Manhunt is finally here. Manhunt 2 has all of the guts and gore of the first title, but in a. ... you play the part of Daniel Lamb, ...

We believe that Manhunt 2 will see you as Daniel Lamb in an attempt to escape a brutal laboratory, where you've spentwho knows how long after being abducted and brainwashed in a series of ...

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Packed with two bloodstained plastic hospital bracelets bearing the names "Lamb, Daniel" and "Kasper, Leo" (as well as big, fat Manhunt 2 logos), the letter tersely refers to the escape of two ...

Protagonist Daniel Lamb is a nebbishy American everyman seeking vengeance against the shadowy conspirators who fried his ... Manhunt 2 is a mélange of filmic references. Fight Club, Memento, A ...

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Daniel Lamb and Leo Kasper are the only surviving subjects. ... This is such an occasion. Visiting Gamestop's Manhunt 2 page reveals story details on the mysterious Manhunt 2.

Last week's routine trawl of the DVD trade-in dug up a £2.50 copy of Rob Zombie's horror film debut House Of 1000 Corpses. Like its demented follow-up The Devil's Rejects, it was a crass lesson ...