The question, of course, is how much you'll have to pay for the privilege when the game arrives Nov. 17. Hopefully we'll get something more concrete than GameStop's $120 estimate soon.
The question, of course, is how much you'll have to pay for the privilege when the game arrives Nov. 17. Hopefully we'll get something more concrete than GameStop's $120 estimate soon.
Reader Comments (21)
Posted: Aug 10th 2009 12:52PM Captain Planet Planeteer Power said
So let me get this straight, Robert Kotick thought this game was a great idea instead of Brutal Legend? This game has fail written all over it.
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Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:03PM (Unverified) said
I see an alternate universe where Activision did publish Brutal Legend... it's played with a guitar controller :-P
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Posted: Aug 10th 2009 12:58PM MystileArmor said
Where can we form a line? I don't think anyone is waiting to pay 120 bucks to actually olllie through the coffeetable.
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Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:18PM StormEagle said
Nah, they're gonna slip off the back of it and kick it out in front of them and it's going to go through the television.
This is Satan's skateboard, it is.
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This is Satan's skateboard, it is.
Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:02PM I AM IRONHIDE said
This will be thrown out of a window going 65 if put in my hands.
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Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:08PM (Unverified) said
DJ Hero, Tony Hawk Ride, and Modern Warfare 2 Prestige edition all launching within three weeks of each other for the low price of $120. I'd pay to see a skateboarding-DJ perform at night.
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Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:12PM (Unverified) said
I don't think anyone will care about this a week after they've purchased Modern Warfare 2.
Scratch that. I don't think anyone will care about this.
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Scratch that. I don't think anyone will care about this.
Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:20PM StormEagle said
I'm going on a collector's edition splurge this year. I'm already getting the Batman CE for my birthday and I'm all about the MW2 CE.
This Tony Hawk Ride thing though, I predicted fail from day one and I still can't wait to see YouTube videos of people hurting themselves while playing it. Call me heartless, but anyone who buys this damned thing deserves nothing less than severe pain.
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This Tony Hawk Ride thing though, I predicted fail from day one and I still can't wait to see YouTube videos of people hurting themselves while playing it. Call me heartless, but anyone who buys this damned thing deserves nothing less than severe pain.
Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:50PM oOWallaceOo said
I don't know whether to get this for my friend's birthday or just kick him in the nuts
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Posted: Aug 10th 2009 1:53PM The Habbler said
Sorry if I am the one person who might enjoy this game. I did also like Wii Fit and Shaun White. Skate it was pretty bad and I think that's the biggest reason I do want to at least demo the game.
Damn you mediocre Fit Board implementation and making me go to the house of Kotick for cheap thrills.
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Damn you mediocre Fit Board implementation and making me go to the house of Kotick for cheap thrills.
Posted: Aug 10th 2009 2:06PM The Habbler said
I don't care what your website is but to quote South Park.
"We don't take kindly to yer kind around here"
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"We don't take kindly to yer kind around here"
Posted: Aug 11th 2009 2:48AM Eric the Amazing said
Who has two thumbs and won't be spending $120 on a fake skate board?
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