Are we in for more shooter controversy?

Producer of Army Of Two sequel, The 40th Day, Matt Turner has revealed that there will be plenty of moral dilemmas to struggle with in the game even alluding to the fact that you will be about to gun down innocent people (a la Modern Warfare 2).

Speaking in an exclusive interview with X360 Magazine Turner said:

“The main choices do affect the game in a lot of ways. It touches on various aspects appropriately, I think. If you’re one of those guys who wants to shoot everything you see, you could do that and the world would react accordingly, but for the players that want to do things differently, you can play it in a completely different way. You can go through saving civilians, be positive in morality choices, take down enemies that are killing [civilians], so there’s a whole other way of addressing levels, compared to the first game. Certain decisions affect the story, others affect the relationships.”

The 'relationships' remark might also mean you can turn on your partner but this is as yet unconfirmed.

To find out more on the current state of The 40th Day check out the full interview here.