There's a weapon called the Venus Human Trap where Crypto quite literally plants a seed which spawns a massive plant, not unlike something out of The Little Shop of Horrors. We were told that Path of the Furon would feature plenty of fun achievements for odd jobs around the city.
The level that we toyed with was set in a makeshift Los Angeles where in place of the infamous Hollywood sign stood a display that read "Sunnywood." Knock off the "Sunny" and you'll get a funny cutscene and an achievement for your immature sense of humor.
The lovely little human brain stem farm masked as a Sin City casino is soon brought down by a mysterious race of cyborgs known as Nexos and the story takes off from there. Crypto is running a Vegas casino as he has grown weary of the constant struggle of harvesting DNA from witless humans. Path of the Furon picks up right where the last game in the series, Big Willy Unleashed, left off. In Path of the Furon players once again reprise their role as Crypto in an effort to harvest as much DNA as possible, all the while combating a new adversary from our favorite grey alien's past. In the next six months we'll see GTA IV and Saints Row 2 hit store shelves, but behind those two slightly more realistic free-roaming action romps is the third installment in the Destroy All Humans! series. It seems that now that developers have had enough time to get their bearings on the current generation of hardware it's time to bring out the big guns with huge open worlds populated with loads of innocent bystanders to have your way with.
The craze of open-world gaming is hitting yet again.
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