AoE

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!! THE SMITHS!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I have been wanting this since the first time I played rock band! :D

Free sounds like about the right price for this game.

JC, it's very simple... they use a legit debug kit to try to distance their hardware product from the mod scene as much as possible, even though it's a mod device, to avoid the fate of the R4.

@ben linus Nothing can possibly hope to top Konami's E3 press conference/hallucinogenic train-wreck, and you know it.

@HardBoiled2009

Please allow me to be the grammar Nazi here.

Drakkenfyre, It's "I've got" or "I have got" not "I got"

HardBoiled2009, you did not need to capitalize "on" or "console" as neither is a proper noun, they didn't fall at the start of the sentence, and it's a sentence, not a headline.

@F4WMR I wish I was as rich as you apparently are. Believe it or not, not everyone sleeps on a bed of money.

@KeithAsante Obviously he didn't but he also doesn't want to talk bad about another internal studio of the same company he works for. These answers were him being very diplomatic.

Whoa, people bought this game? They also PLAY it?!

@blahblah55 High Voltage has been an extremely hit-or-miss developer as long as they've been around. It should be expected that they blow it big time from time to time. Sega's only real failing here, imo at least, is a marked ability for poor decision-making when it comes to both 3rd party developers they choose to work with and the 3rd party developed projects they choose to fund. Sometimes it works out (as with the Platinum Games partnership) but I think more often the result has been games like Alpha Proticol and Tournament of Legends that are a bad mark for both Sega and the developers involved.

@Courtney Same here. I played 3 briefly, but it was not as enjoyable as 2 was. After that I lost interest... especially seeing the way Activision has been behaving recently.