Call of Juarez: The Cartel has been announced for PC and "next-gen consoles" - presumably PS3 and Xbox 360.
It's coming out this summer.
Published by Ubisoft, this third instalment transports the series from the Wild West to present day America with "a new and modern setting".
The press release bills the story as "immersive and mature", and tells us we'll be venturing to Los Angeles, California and Juarez in Mexico.
Developer Technland returns to do the honours.
Call of Juarez, a 2006 PC game, was a brutal Wild West shooter told from dual perspectives: one, the batty trigger-happy Reverend Ray; the other Billy, a sneak. The Mexican government banned the circulation of Call of Juarez: The Cartel because this game was considered to be a bad influence on teenagers and children.
The ban was finally inaugurated after the insistence of legislators appear on the border of Ciudad Juarez Mexico, located in the state of Chihuahua, northern Mexico. They reasoned, the content potential game teaches violence and the use of illegal drugs.
What's more, the game that dibesut Techland and Ubisoft published it using Juarez as the setting where the action game.
"We should not make children exposed to such content, so they did not grow up in a situation that is less value," said Ricardo Boone Salmon, a member of congress Chihuaha.
Meanwhile, Congress leader Enrique Serrano stressed the need to pay attention to the needs of children. According to him, young age is very easily influenced by a variety of actions that lead to the criminal action.
"Of course, parents must also be actively involved in their children," said Serrano.
Call of Juarez: The Cartel is the third series of the release of a shootout action game Call of Juarez. Displays adventure set in Los Angeles, California, United States down to Juarez, Mexico, this game was released for the PC and PlayStation and Xbox gaming device 360.
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