Doing all those crazy stunts in video games is cool, especially when they involve grand explosions in full HD. Stuntman: Ignition has a better idea, though. Instead of having to press some buttons to see crazy stunts, you get the chance to decide what those death-defying acts will be.

Paradigm Entertainment's latest offering to the PS2, PS3, and Xbox 360 allows you to set up your own stage. The more insane the track you make, the higher points you'll get. Aside from designing your hellish pit, another gameplay mode lets you play director who needs to fulfill certain objectives.

Find out more on what you'll be doing in Stuntman: Ignition's game modes by watching the embed below.

Here's a new trailer video for upcoming daredevil, death-defying video game Stuntman: Ignition from developer Paradigm Entertainment. The game will be released on Xbox 360, PS2, and PlayStation 3. However it was earlier reported that the PS3 build will be delayed for a couple of months due to unspecified reasons.

Delayed or not, Stuntman: Ignition is looking as good as always and much better than its predecessor. In this game, players take on the role of a stuntman performing various dangerous acts for different directors. Variety will come from the kind of stunts that have to be done as well as from the directors' unique and sometimes eccentric attitudes.

The trailer video is titled Lots of Explosions and we guess that alone already speaks on how "explosive" Stuntman: Ignition will be. Enjoy the clip!

  

If you turn on your Xbox 360 now and head to Xbox Live Marketplace, you will find a free demo of video game Stuntman: Ignition waiting to be downloaded. And by saying you, we mean everybody as the said demo has been released for all Xbox regions. The full title should be available this coming August.

Anyway, Stuntman: Ignition has players taking on the role of a stuntman and performing different dangerous tasks as required by the director. Speaking of which, the game is divided into films which are being handled by these directors. Players have to deal with all their quirks in order to advance in the game.

Stuntman: Ignition is a sequel to the title Stuntman, and those who found the first game interesting should try to take a look at this one as most of its excellent features were retained and improved. Being developed by Paradigm Entertainment, the game is also expected to be available on the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 2 (PS2) platforms.

Stunts in the movies are done with precision and timing and we'll be seeing much of that in this new trailer for Stuntman: Ignition.

Paradigm Entertainment's upcoming video game is all about the gritty and dangerous job of being a stuntman. Take note that the movies you'll be making in this PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 title won't be ones with rainbows and green meadows full of flowers. In this new trailer for Stuntman: Ignition, you'll be working in a town whilst it's being besieged by burning fireballs of molten lava. The director will pretty much give you the directions on the stunts you need to make, but can he blame you if you miss a turn or two? Driving around a burning town amidst a volcano eruption is pretty challenging.

Stuntman: Ignition is still set to hit the shelves on August 28. In the meantime, enjoy the video.

Driving while inebriated in real life - dangerous. Driving in Stuntman: Ignition (Xbox 360, PS3) while smashed - hilarious. You'll see that this little comparison holds true in this gameplay video of Paradigm's upcoming smash-em-up driving title, with a simple message not to get behind the wheel of a moving vehicle when you're tanked up on liquor.

In this video, we see a lot of crashing and smashing into things that even the most unskilled armchair wheel jockey could easily avoid - but for those of us who's of legal age and has thrown back a drink or two would know that alcohol has the tendency to mess up your sense of direction some, besides providing a false sense of belief that you can actually dance well or talk to the fairer gender without stuttering. Wince-worthy moment? When the player rams himself full-speed into a wall - on a motorcycle. That's got to hurt.

Again, don't drink and drive. Have a happy Fourth, and enjoy the video!

You've met one director for one of the movies in Stuntman: Ignition. Now it's time to see what else you can do in the upcoming PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video game.

We all know how crazy things get in the movies. You're a stuntman and of course, you're tasked to do all the crazy and dangerous stuff. In this trailer for Paradigm Entertainment's Stuntman: Ignition, we see a sort of gameplay montage of the other game modes in the game. Actually, it felt a bit like MotorStorm - maybe due to the booster and the dirt tracks. Anyway, we see a number of vehicles, a motorcycle included.

Anyway, we'll leave you to watch the video and judge for yourself. Stay glued for more Stuntman: Ignition news and updates.

We've got ten screens for the upcoming sequel to Stuntman called Stuntman Ignition. You've probably heard before that THQ has acquired the right to publish the title from Atari last year, and it's looking like all is going smoothly with Paradigm Entertainment's development efforts.

True to the mechanics of its predecessor, Stuntman Ignition will have you in the set of motion pictures performing death-defying acts so that the real stars remain scratch-free for the kissing scenes. There's a total of six fictional movies with six stunts apiece that you must clear. One false move is all it takes and it could be lights out for you.

Despite the seemingly simplistic premise, the original Stuntman actually was a lot of fun. If the sequel lives up to the first game's standards, this game will warrant at least a rental from even the most casual of gamers.

See the rest of the nail-biting stunt screens after the jump!

The levels in video game title Stuntman: Ignition (Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3), much like in its prequel Stuntman, is divided into films. In order to advance, players who are taking the role of a stuntman must perform dangerous tasks and stunts as required by the directors of the film. Most stunts will revolve around driving simulations.

Anyway, variety in Stuntman: Ignition will be provided by each of the film's directors. Each one has his own quirks. According to lead designer Shawn Wright some directors will be a little crazier than the others while some others will be more strict.

A good example of this is the director for in-game film Strike Force Omega. The director, as shown in the video clip below, used to be a stuntman himself so expect him to be a little demanding. Stuntman: Ignition is being developed by Paradigm Entertainment and will hit retail stores on August 28.

Hollywood stuntman wannabes, rejoice! We've got another trailer for Paradigm Entertainment's Stuntman: Ignition featuring some stories of twisted metal.

What happens when competent stunt drivers are put behind the wheel? Movie magic, of course. In Stuntman: Ignition, you're the daredevil driver tasked to put the magic into adrenaline-filled action sequences. In the trailer, we see the story of the vehicles used in the movies (hopefully, the stuntmen themselves don't end up looking like that). We see some sweet stunts, police car chases, and a big explosion.

Stuntman: Ignition is set to be released on the Xbox 360 and the PlayStation 3 on August 28 (according to the trailer). We'll leave you to check out the trailer for now while we check out more info about the title. Fasten your seatbelts.

Driving simulation video game title Stuntman: Ignition will be available both on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 (PS3) all across North America this coming June. Seeing that the release date is just around the corner, we reckon to share with you another trailer video so that you'll become more familiar with it.

Ignition is actually a sequel to Stuntman that was released on the PlayStation 2 (PS2) by Atari back in 2002. This Overdrive trailer video, aside from the previous other videos and many screenshots we've seen before, tells us how developer Paradigm Entertainment and publisher THQ stuck with the franchise's signature look and feel while at the same time giving fans something new.

After this, we're pretty sure you'll all see Stuntman in a new light. Who wants to be a stuntman? Some of us here at QJ.Net do...