John Woo's Stranglehold

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Considering it's the sequel to quite possibly the illest action move of all time (Hardboiled), it's a most cop from my standpoint. Both videos looks great; the fact that virtually everything is destructible and the combo moves look amazing, this should be an awesome experience. This is what Max Payne series should have been like...

Also, if you have a PS3, I recommend pre-ordering the Special Edition of it; it comes with the Blu-Ray version of HardBoiled for only 10 bucks more!

 

Even more ironic is that Max Payne took many original ideas from John Woo's The Killer and Hardboiled, and the same John Woo is the one who is heavily involved in the process of making this game...