shoot-'em-up

• “Nor was he impressed by the shoot-'em-up videogames of the day.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Mario's Many Fathers

• “Even though you know what's coming, it still stands as a shocking, masterfully edited, gorgeously conceived piece of cinema, one that set a standard for shoot-'em-up scenes for decades to come.”

  The Washington Post: Paying tribute to Arthur Penn, dead at the age of 88

• “Mr. Yates attacks this twist with shoot-'em-up verve, but it never meshes with the Bridgewaters' drama, in part because it's too reminiscent of the premise for the X-Men.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Fathers and Sons

• “There are a few notable exceptions, such as nightclub owner Anthony "Gay Tony" Prince in the shoot-'em-up sequel "Grand Theft Auto IV" and the blue-skinned bisexual alien Liara T'Soni in the galactic hopper "Mass Effect.”

  The Huffington Post: 'Fable III' Game Offers Players Gay Marriage, Adoption

• “Something like the lauded 1998 2D shoot-'em-up Radiant Silvergun Xbox 360, download, out now, which has just been re-released.”

  The Guardian: 3D Pixel Racing; Radiant Silvergun – review

• “Under California's law, only adults would be able to purchase games like "Postal 2," the first-person shooter by developer Running With Scissors that features the ability to light unarmed bystanders on fire, and "Grand Theft Auto IV," the popular third-person shoot-'em-up from Rockstar Games that allows gamers to portray carjacking, gun-toting gangsters.”

  The Huffington Post: Violent Video Game Child Ban: Supreme Court To Rule On California Law

• “The fan-favorite science fiction shoot-'em-up has all of the ingredients you could possibly want †a vicious and visceral world filled with equally eye-grabbing creatures, weaponry, technology and all sorts of other visual wonders that would hold an audience's attention for a two-hour runtime.”

  Producer Says That ‘Gears Of War’ Will Focus On The War’s Origin Story » MTV Movies Blog

• “Sawyer was always Lost's funniest character, rivaled only by Hurley, and Holloway brought his dry wit and penchant for nicknames to NBC's genius collegiate comedy as the Man with No Name other than Black Rider in a Spaghetti Western-themed sequel to last year's paintball shoot-'em-up.”

  Cheers & Jeers: Josh Holloway — Community's Top Gun

• “That would be "The Expendables," the shoot-'em-up summer blockbuster.”

  The Wall Street Journal: There's No Budget, but California Is All Over the Foreign-Cow Issue

• “I didn't even know it existed," says Pham Thanh Cong, a fourth-year physics student at Hanoi Polytechnic as he waits his turn to play an online shoot-'em-up game at a street-side Internet caf é.”

  The Wall Street Journal: In Vietnam, State 'Friends' You

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