Cheezeman3000

My parents doin' the nasty.

I wear a white sparkly glove on my right hand and nothing else.

Ummm... have you even used the motionplus? This actually sounds to me like it would make the game -more- hardcore... in that you'd have to decide where to swing in order to damage an enemy instead of just blindly flailing your arms. So in my mind this could end up being very cool, but I'm really scared about the motionplus needing calibration every 30 seconds. :/

You're surprised that Activision ripped you off?

Well, I don't know what DJ equipment you're talking about, but to me DJ Hero looks much more like the record-based setup we've had for years and years. Modern CD-based and computer-based DJ setups might look a bit more like Scratch, but they don't really have a standard 'look' to them, so it's hard to compare.

Man, at first I was all for this game, but now that Activision has shown some GOOD innovation in the DJ music genre, it's really hard to get excited. Plus, I'm almost positive this will be the only Scratch game we see... it's late to the market, it's not coming to the Wii, it looks like a children's toy compared to DJ Hero's device... I hate to say it but Activision has pretty much already won this round. Let's just hope Harmonix creates a competing product stat, and includes it in their next music game!

Holy shart. With this and the online incentive program, I'm officially jealous of Europe.

There is considerable truth to this comment. Also, the gears half of this release is considerably better than the human half.

Ehhhh I've been listening to it for the past 30 mins and so far the "human" side is not very impressive. Sounds like a bunch of people with expensive samples who don't know how to mix or produce anything properly. And many of the arrangements are poorly crafted on top of that. :(
Still, there's also some good stuff in here, at least worth a download since it's free.

Ahhhh I'm happy to see Americans are being smart with their music game purchases.

On that note, WTF Europe?