Got a beef with Uwe Boll? If you want to go all postal on the much-derided director, get Postal 3. He's in it. In fact, he paid to be put in the game. More after the jump.

Finally, Postal 3 (PC, Xbox 360) has been revealed and confirmed for the PlayStation 3! But with every good news comes a bad news as well to balance things out. This bad news would be the delayed release date of the title's PC and Xbox 360 version. More information's posted at the full article.

Among the good stuff at Game Developers Conference 2008, there was the bloody third-person shooter Postal 3 (Microsoft Xbox 360, PC) that is sure to showcase just how violent video games can be. New details pertaining to its development have surfaced, such as how it will be friendly to newbies and might see release next year. Hit that jump!

Akella has announced that the official Postal III (PC, Xbox 360) website is now live. You can check it out by clicking on the Read link below, but before you do that, check out these Postal III features first.

• Choose between three ways to play through the game: The Good, The Bad, and Insane.
• Interact with numerous NPC factions, powered by reactive AI and complex behavior.
• Fusion of linear story-driven missions and huge free-roaming areas.
• Features a wide array of real-life celebrities: from Playboy Playmates to film stars and musicians.
• The game is being developed on Source Engine by Valve for Xbox 360 and PC.

Gamers can start celebrating a decade of Postal goodness with Akella and Running With Scissors' Postal III when it drops in Q4 of next year. Yeah, it's still a long way off. Thankfully, Akella has also released the following new screenshots to ride fans over. Check 'em out too.

Here's something none of us saw coming - a Postal III (Xbox 360, PC, Mac) gameplay video in all its violent, uncensored glory. Yes, it seems that Running With Scissors is up to their old antics again, and we can't say we're not pleased with this fortunate turn of events. After all, the first two Postals, while uncompromisingly violent and brutal, were very solid and playable as first person shooters, as well as being a sort of a guilty pleasure.

Looking at the video, it seems that the jump's been made from first person to third, the camera tracking the currently-unknown trenchcoated character from behind. The visuals are looking very sharp, the environments (as well as the characters) chock-full of details. There's also more interactivity with the scenery as well, as we see the player shoot out some bottles from behind a bar, a car's front tire, and some of the slum's inhabitants. We also get to see a rather interesting weapon of what appears to be some sort of wild animal you can set on your victims. Not quite sure what animal it actually is, but it definitely does the job.

Enough spoilers from us, enjoy the video!