It would be very easy for the average person to take one look at Stranglehold and write it off as a Max Payne rip-off. That’s because, in a sort of round about way, it is. Midway and John Woo’s video ...

Ironically for a game premised on its association with arguably the world's greatest action director, "John Woo Presents Stranglehold" is a technological marvel and a storytelling dud.

The Chinese Triads and the Russian Mob have banded together. The Dragon Clan, led by the notorious gangster Jimmy Wong, is a menace to the Hong Kong people, and it's up to Inspector Yuen—or Tequila, ...

Though Midway's Stranglehold has been out on the Xbox 360 and PC for quite some time, due to the well publicized problems with adapting the Unreal Engine to the PlayStation 3, our version has only ...

Stranglehold is a game that has been talked about in countless previews, seen in a ton of videos, and was a big draw at last year's E3 when it was shown in its own mini-theater. We weren't excited ...

With its artsy combat and smooth gameplay, "John Woo Presents Stranglehold" is a high-paced shooter with style - and randomly inserted doves - to spare. Midway's third-person shooter for the Xbox 360, ...

Midway has been showing off a bunch more of their Tequila-infused shooter, Stranglehold, and GameVideos has three of the videos showing previously unseen levels. Embedded above is a video of the ...

Max Payne goes to China in Stranglehold, an Unreal Engine 3-powered Winter '06 title featuring the direction of John Woo and Chow Yun-Fat: Acclaimed action director John Woo presents Stranglehold, a ...

When released Stranglehold wasn’t a massive hit, but many thoroughly enjoyed it. Its slow motion component to the game provided for frantic gameplay. While Stranglehold was a followup to the movie ...

Midway has said that it is currently looking into the possibility of developing a sequel to its 2007 action title, Stranglehold. Speaking to MCV in light of the publishers Gamer’s Day event last week, ...

It would be very easy for the average person to take one look at Stranglehold and write it off as a Max Payne rip-off. That’s because, in a sort of round about way, it is. Midway and John Woo’s video ...

Ironically for a game premised on its association with arguably the world's greatest action director, "John Woo Presents Stranglehold" is a technological marvel and a storytelling dud.