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Brutal Legend Intro: The Way of the Roadie
by Alice O'Connor, Sep 16, 2009 10:00am PDTDouble Fine has released Brutal Legend's intro movie, showing the hard life of Jack Black-voiced roadie hero Eddie Riggs and unveiling the mysterious Kabbage Boy featured on the Xbox 360 and PS3 heavy metal action adventure's splendid soundtrack.
Brutal Legend hits North America on October 13, then Europe on October 16. A demo arrives tomorrow for pre-orderers, while the hoi polloi can fill their long wait until September 24 with our multiplayer impressions and interview with Tim Schafer.
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Thank you Double Fine! I AM SO EXCITED!
Kudos to Double Fine and the crew for what looks to be game of the decade for me.
Of course I wont be actually playing it until they port it to the PC but still, thanks
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the guitarist for kabbage boy was raz from psychonauts. i wonder if the gore enabled has them getting melted or something by the beasts fire breath.
and theres a demo tomorrow? damn my 11 hour work day!
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Question though, will the actual game have those silly dialog boxes asking the questions, or were those just added for this video?
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I lawled
Do you really want to make my heart spin
You know you'll always be my best friend...
What is that song? It totally roxx!
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Where is PC release of this?????
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"Kabbage Boy is an extremely popular band that if you don't know about then you must be over 20, I'm talking OLD," said Tim Schafer, President of Double Fine Productions and avid Kabbage Boy fan. "Because everybody who is anybody who is between the ages of 11-15 knows and loves Kabbage Boy. We were very lucky to get them in Brutal Legend, and we just hope they don't sue us like they are threatening to do."
I read that, and think to how (neversoft-era) Guitar Hero-ish that band is, and all I can say is "Touche, Mr. Schafer. Touche."
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