Ok, if you are reading this review, you are probably asking, "You played Postal 3, but not Postal 2?" That's correct, I have played a good chunk of Postal 1 though. And people who played Postal 2 are mad at 3 because it's 3rd person and not completely sandbox. First off, Postal 1 was a 3rd person shooter, 2 decided to be different, which is fine. 3 just goes back to 1's similar gameplay. 2nd, that game is not completely linear like everyone says, inbetween missions, you can goof around in a *small* enviornment. But the missions are just generic missions that could've been copied and pasted into SR3. But what is different then SR3 is the various weapons you get, all are fun as hell to use.... Except for bare hands. Bare hands is more useless then a starting pistol is to a final boss. Other then that, the weapons are fantastic. Now, the only reason this isn't a 9 is because of technical problems, not glitches, but constant crashing and freezing. However, it is going to be patched coming soon. Even though I am liking the game, I think you should wait until the 360 and PS3 versions because most likely it will be much more functional. It could've been a favorite of mine, but there are just too many graphical glitches to handle.
For the record, I love Postal. I was 14 when the first game came out, and it was unlike anything I had ever played. It was sick, sadistic, cruel, and hilarious. 6 years later, Postal 2 came out, and it too was a hil... Read Full Review
Postal 3 is a sequel to Postal 2. A better introduction would be watching Uwe Boll movie "Postal (2007)". Thats right, he made a average B-movie out of a videogame and written by himself *cough*. Postal 3 did some sli... Read Full Review
