Postal 2 - Share the Pain on Linux

Nottingham/Tuscon - May 3rd 2004 - Linux Game Publishing and
Running With Scissors have today announced plans to bring Postal 2:
Share the Pain to Linux. 

Postal 2: Share the Pain will be released worldwide for Linux through
the Linux Game Publishing retail channel.

About Postal 2: Share the Pain

 Linux Game Publishing says: "Postal 2 is a great sequel to Postal
  Plus, made available on Linux in 2001. Using the next generation of
  the Unreal engine, experience high quality graphics and enough
  irreverent gameplay to keep you satisfied for years to come."

 Running with Scissors says: "It's as much fun as pouring gasoline on a
  grease fire and caffeinating sex rolled into one!" 

About Linux Game Publishing
Founded in 2001, Linux Game Publishing was formed to help companies
bring their games to market. Combining extensive Linux knowledge with
a solid business foundation, Linux Game Publishing is partnering with
a number of other companies to bring to Linux both ports of games from
other platforms and original titles.

For more information please contact
Linux Game Publishing Press Department
press@linuxgamepublishing.com
The Linux Game Publishing website is located at
http://www.linuxgamepublishing.com

About Running with Scissors
We are Running With Scissors, notorious video game developers despised
by Senator Lieberman, the United States Post Office and the Australian
legislature (to name but three), for daring to produce the tasteless
and insensitive videogames POSTAL and POSTAL 2.

Contrary to the "fear-enema" that some politicians and religious
organizations would like to spray up the collective ass of the entire
planet, we believe that the vast majority of people are, in fact, NOT
inbred zombie murder-bots just waiting for some entertainment product
to finish their "programming". We also do not believe that ANY
creative industry should ever have to castrate itself under
politically-motivated censorship guidelines designed around the
imagined needs of six year-olds or clinically psychotic persons
(unless that is their intended target audience, of course).

We believe that violence belongs in entertainment products - not in
the streets.

For more Information please contact
Vince Desi at 520 577 0321, vince@gopostal.com
or visit http://www.gopostal.com/