Sexy.

Awesome, but I'm not sure how this is going to to tie into Lotus.

:em321:

Lotus is making a comeback, and I've got tons of screens to show for it. Interactive environments, about 70 new melee weapons, tons of beautiful cities, dungeons and forests. I'm making an official announcement about it tomorrow.

The improvments are fantastic.

One question, where does the right hand go?
atleast from that angle I can't see a clear place to hold the weapon with the right hand.

I went through this whole question in my head, I guess he (rather awkwardly) holds the grip on the left side with his left hand (palm downwards) and cradles the bottom of the gun with his right hand. I couldn't figure out any other explanation, and as far as I could tell there are no other grips anywhere on the gun.

oh well, that's not really what I was asking, I was assuming he was holding the grip with his left hand (palm down) and the right hand somewhere on the other side of the gun with the butt of the gun on or beneath the right shoulder.

Being right handed doesn't mean that your left hand doesn't function.
with that said, the most logical (and comfortable) place to have the right hand would be on a grip area attached 'round abouts the middle of that pipe on the bottom extending between the main body and the stock.
Does that make sense?
Something like this

It also might work that the left hand grip could have the secondary trigger and the primary be on the right hand grip,
unless, of course, what you're useing this for doesn't have a secondary fire.

it looks like it could be held easily. you just pull the trigger and hold on for the ride.