
RWS strikes deal with German director Uwe Boll to release the Postal movies, October 2005.RWS releases Postal²: Apocalypse Weekend for Mac and Linux, September 2005.Postal²: Apocalypse Weekend is released for Windows, May 2005.Postal²: Share the Pain is released for Mac, December 2004.Postal² is officially banned in New Zealand, November 2004.Akella releases Apocalypse Weekend in Russia, October 2004.
Micro Mouse releases Apocalypse Weekend in Japan, July 2004. Postal²: Share the Pain is released in North America, Japan, and Russia, January 2004. RWS announces Postal²: Share the Pain, a multiplayer version of Postal², September 2003. Postal² is released worldwide, April 2003. RWS announces Gary Coleman as a guest star in Postal², May 2002. RWS announces the development of Postal², February 2002. The Postal PLUS combo CD is released, May 2000. The Postal: Special Delivery add-on pack is released, August 1998. Postal is officially released for Windows and Mac, November 1997. Postal is previewed at the E3 Media and Business Summit in Atlanta, June 1997. Development of Postal begins, January 1996. The game features many jokes at Senator Lieberman's expense and also features an entire class of enemy modelled upon Osama bin Laden. In April 2003, RWS released a sequel, Postal², starring ex- child actor Gary Coleman. Changing the company name to Running With Scissors, work on Postal officially began. However, the company eventually grew tired of making licensed children's games. Spy followed by numerous games based on children's properties, including Tom & Jerry and Bobby's World for the Super Nintendo as well as numerous Sesame Street games.
The company was originally founded under the name Riedel Software Productions (RSP for short) in the 1980s by Vince Desi. Their best-known title, Postal, was publicly decried by Senator Joe Lieberman and other critics due to its extreme violence.
(RWS for short) is an American computer game developer based in Arizona. Mike Jaret, the Product Manager of Running With Scissors Vince Desi, the head of Running With Scissors File:Mikejaret.jpg