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In Chili Con Carnage, the number of explodable objects has become even more copious, and the thugs have been given more personality, making them all the more fun to waste. Total Overdose revolved its action almost exclusively on the act of Ram being able to leap around like a bandito inside the Matrix while shooting copious amounts of exploding barrels and boilerplate thugs. Chili Con Carnage is legitimately funny in a number of spots, and even when it's not funny 'ha-ha,' it's still goofy enough to enjoy just because of how over the top everything is.ДЄ lot of the humor is in the action. And that really works to the game's benefit, too. The developer essentially scraped off whatever hard-boiled or minutely serious elements the original game had in favor of making the whole thing a totally bonkers affair. Chili Con Carnage reuses some of the core level designs and characters from the original game, but the story takes wildly different turns. Some of this premise might sound familiar to those who played Total Overdose, but the vast bulk of the story has been totally redone. As Ram goes on a revenge hunt to kill those responsible for his father's death, Ram finds himself mixed up with several wacky Mexican crime lords, from a bull-charging behemoth to a drug lord with his own jet fighter. And that's not even the most ridiculous thing to happen in the game. But not two seconds after the father utters the word 'kittens!' does a gigantic thrasher come crashing into his office, with a cackling villain behind the wheel, giggling with glee as Ram's father (and those poor, poor kittens) are horribly murdered. The father and son commiserate for a moment as the father opens his gifts.

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Hanging off of a helicopter while blasting away at scads and scads of Mexican thugs? Just another day in the life of Ramiro Cruz.Д¬hili Con Carnage's main story follows Ramiro (or Ram), who goes to visit his government-agent father at work one day to bring him a birthday present-a box full of kittens. In Chili Con Carnage, developer Deadline Games has made the experience much better by stripping away some of the more superfluous elements of the console game (such as the open-ended, GTA-esque city) and turning in an even more ridiculous adventure.

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It was basically a Robert Rodriguez movie and Max Payne all rolled up into one, and it was a patently silly piece of work, emphasizing ridiculous shoot-dodging moves and big explosions over.well, just about everything else. Such is the case with Chili Con Carnage, a reworking of a little-known action game from 2005 called Total Overdose: A Gunslinger's Tale in Mexico. But as annoying as this syndrome has been up to this point, occasionally some games are exempt.

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In that time, dozens of PS2 games (some of them years old) have been ported, remixed, or otherwise crammed onto UMDs and rereleased as PSP games, usually with some lame subtitle to try to make the game seem different.

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There's just some je-ne-sais-quoi quality with the work of Japanese developers, and in Chili Con Carnage you can feel it in the super-tight gameplay, crazy bosses and addictive skill-based action.The PlayStation Portable has been suffering through a long bout of PlayStation 2 hand-me-down syndrome ever since the system's release. His focus on tight gameplay has vastly improved the play experience and we wouldn't have had Chili Con Carnage in the form it is now without his involvement. Junichi's input has been invaluable on this project and has really helped us streamline it to a much more arcade action-oriented game. Sega's loss is our gain, you could say!ДЄnd how has he taken the jump from future racers and monkey-puzzling to Mexican gun-slinging? What have his ideas brought to the game? He and his wife moved to Denmark in the winter/spring of 2005 wanting to see and experience working outside of Japan. It's very exciting working with a personality like Junichi who has so much experience from a different development culture and background. Junichi joined us from Sega Amusement Vision where he had been design section manager and worked on the Super Monkey Ball games, F-Zero and other great arcade titles. We understand Sega level designer Junichi Yamada is working on Chili Con Carnage - how did he arrive on the team?

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