Interstellar Marines New Gameplay Video: Behind The Photo Session

Posted By | On 12th, Sep. 2009

The developers of Interstellar Marines, a game we heard about , back in 2006, have revealed a new trailer. The Photo Session shows off the games universe, but what went into creating it? In this behind-the-scenes feature the developers invite you in to discover the reasonings and history behind it. And you get to see the games illustrious leader curse like a sailor.

The game is due for the XBOX 360 and Playstation 3 this year. Stay tuned for further details.


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