Deadpool Video Game Announced To Be Developed By High Moon Studios

Unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con 2012, High Moon showed a trailer featuring everyone's favorite insane assassin, Deadpool. The trailer starts off with Deadpool breaking the fourth wall and talking to himself before switching to the character doing what he does best: killing people. The game seems as over-the-top as one would expect it to be, with the superhero yelling out catchphrases like 'Bang Bang' and 'Pew Pew' while firing his pistols.

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Deadpool has been announced as High Moon Studio‘s secret Marvel project.

Unveiled at San Diego Comic-Con 2012, High Moon showed a trailer featuring everyone’s favorite insane assassin, Deadpool. The trailer starts off with Deadpool breaking the fourth wall and talking to himself before switching to the character doing what he does best: killing people. The game seems as over-the-top as one would expect it to be, with the superhero yelling out catchphrases like ‘Bang Bang’ and ‘Pew Pew’ while firing his pistols.

The game seems very in line with the comics and has the extraordinarily talented Nolan North voicing Deadpool, as he has in a handful of other games and animated movies the character has appeared in. The game looks to be a third person action/shooter, with a very distinct comic-book style to it. If you’re a fan of the Deadpool comics, this title should definitely be on your radar.

Little else is known about Deadpool aside from what’s shown in the trailer but we’ll keep you posted as more details emerge.

Suck it, Wolverine.

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