Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman 2! Time to Tighten Up Security! -- the trailer

by Andrew Yoon { Oct 3rd 2009 at 11:00AM }

At Tokyo Game Show 2009, NIS America took the time to announce a few new games for Western release. Amongst them was the sequel to Holy Invasion of Privacy, Badman!. The retro-themed anti-hero game comes equipped with 4 times more stages, 3.3 times more monsters and 2.3 times more heroes than the first game. The hilarious sort-of-localized trailer makes note that creatures at your disposal can also mutate through deformity, obesity and gigantism.

Most likely, the Badman sequel will skip UMD and head straight to PSN release. Makes sense, considering the bite-sized nature of the game. But if for some reason you insist on having plastic packaging, go to the PlayStation.Blog to tell NIS that you really want a UMD version of the first game.

Tags: badman, badman-2, holy-invasion-of-privacy-badman, holy-invasion-of-privacy-badman-2, nis-america

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

eat my face [ wiizer is a party pooper ] @ Oct 3rd 2009 11:34AM

cant wait

Cheesus Crust @ Oct 3rd 2009 11:34AM

I LOVE THE NAME!!

NickAVV @ Oct 3rd 2009 11:36AM

I really liked the first game's demo, but didn't have any cash at the time. Now I think I'll hold off for the sequel. :P I love this series' sense of humor.

chimaera9 @ Oct 4th 2009 1:16AM

If you hurry, it still might be available on PSN on sale for $10. I bought it this last Thursday, and am really enjoying it, but it is tricky! There is a lot to it.

Danny F. @ Oct 3rd 2009 3:46PM

I loved the first game and couldn't wait to get my hands on the sequel released in Japan long ago.

This trailer made me cry tears of joy when I started watching it.....

..... until I saw release date of Spring 2010.... then I just started straight out crying

:(

The Return of Lieutenant Gunther (PSN: helghast102) @ Oct 3rd 2009 8:27PM

That was such a.. unique... trailer, i love it xD

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