The seven most sinful fatalities in MadWorld

MadWorld wears its influences on its blood-encrusted sleeves. It's got the up-close action and chainsaw-friendly combat of Gears of War. It's got the black and white (with splashes of blood red) comic book style of Sin City. Then there's the mix of irreverent humor and ultraviolence that was so prevalent (and welcome) in No More Heroes. And let's not forget the God of War-esque brand of stylish bloodletting that makes gamers feel alive. Simply put, MadWorld is a mixture of several great ideas from many action games, and the results are bloody fantastic.
The premise: the fictional Varrigan City has been overrun by a terrorist group called "The Organizers" who have transformed the city into a televised game show called "Death Watch," a form of shock TV. Death Watch pits the city's citizens against an elite group of enemies and monstrous bosses. You play as Jack, a hardened brawler who has every intention, and the brute strength, to make it out alive.