"Running With Scissors is currently on the move through the world, showing off the latest about its famous series of "Postal" video games.

The first presentation of the game happened at IgroMir 2009, a massive international game expo in Russia. This year's show was the largest ever held, with over 100,000 attendees and POSTAL III ranked as one of the five hottest titles at the show, if you look at the avid European gamers rates."

"There is no kind, soft lead into this story, so I’m just going to say it: 200 people walked out of a free screening of Uwe Boll’s Postal, because the opening scenes of the film, which depict terrorists deciding to turn their planes towards the Bahamas rather than crash them into the World Trade Center, only to crash them into the World Trade Center after passengers storm the cockpit."

Postal 3 has been confirmed for PC and 360 for a long time now, but is it coming to PS3 and even the Wii as well? During a segment where gaming website Scrawl were discussing the possibility of Postal 3 coming to the PS3 they contacted 'Running with Scissors' CEO (the company responsible for the development of the game) who said they were starting to design the game for the PS3 and he even hopes to one day see it on the Wii as well

Remember this? Now it seems, he is going to make a movie based on it. Right, a POSTAL movie. Is there a connection between these two? I guess there should be.
But like many unsuccessful Uwe Boll game-based movies, would this also be an unsuccessful attempt? It seems interesting, just to think what rating this movie would receive.
(Maybe they should directly add the Postal 2 splash screen warning to the movie.)

Blog, Kotatku owner, Brian Crecente reports on Postal 3 during GDC 08'
after talking with Running With Scissors founder Vince Desi, that our favorite video game movie director, Uwe Boll, will be in the game. However, you will be able to kill poor ol' Uwe.

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"Uwe Boll will be in the game," he said, "you can kill him."

Fans of Uwe's Postal movie will truly be able to show their appreciation to the man in the game.