Canada is still considered a part of the UK to you Americans, isn't it? I'll probably buy it anyway to fund the creation of worthwhile DLC (in a magical ideal world at least), but free makes it infinitely more tempting.





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Brutal Legend DLC incoming: 'Tears of Hextadon' announced
More is coming to Brutal Legend in Rock-November. Publisher Electronic Arts and developer Double Fine have just announced a downloadable map pack dubbed “Tears of the Hextadon.” The pack adds two additional maps -- Circle of Tears and Death’s Fjord -- to the Stage Battle component. [Update: The latest PS blog posting confirms that the two weeks of free on PSN is intended for the US as well.] Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
Legacy Comments (will be imported soon)I'm glad to see Double Fine expanding on the game, but I'm not much of a fan of the multiplayer and.I don't know if I would pay $5 for the two maps. I would totally buy this if not for the simple fact that my university's firewall keeps blocking certain Xbox Live titles from connecting. I have yet to be able to connect to a match in Brutal Legend, Ghostbusters, or Castle Crashers while attending class here. If not for the fact that I can at least still get a relatively good quality picture with Netflix streaming, I would cancel my Xbox Live subscription for awhile... Someone somewhere is gonna like this news. I played the multi player like crazy for a week, it was pretty awesome. But now my tines devoted to other games. "The PSN version of the content -- at least in the UK"
Canada is still considered a part of the UK to you Americans, isn't it? I'll probably buy it anyway to fund the creation of worthwhile DLC (in a magical ideal world at least), but free makes it infinitely more tempting. Yeah the single player is criminally short. The world is so awesome and playing through the game barely scratches the surface (I didn't even stumble on the beer tree until end game) it really needs some more story and game play out there. Any single player content Id jump all over and pay unreasonable amounts for. Multiplayer? I dunno I can only rely on melting faces so long. I would like some more single player stuff. But I'm one of the mutants that enjoys the RTS parts of the game. Even if the Brutal difficulty AI still stomps on me. 4:30 PM on 05.14.2013 Humble Double Fine Bundle adds a bunch of prototype gamesA week ago, the Humble Double Fine Bundle was announced. For some, it was easy to resist; though the games on the list range from decent to great, fans of the studio already owned most, if not all of the titles. Of course th...
6:00 PM on 02.26.2013 PC Port Report: Brutal Legend[Want to know how a developer handled the PC version of a multiplatform game? Check out the PC Port Report for the full scoop.] It's been about three and a half years since Brütal Legend came out on consoles and it has f...
1:00 PM on 02.26.2013 The tricky tale of Brutal LegendThis week, more than three years after its initial release, Brütal Legend, Double Fine's sophomoric effort, makes its way to PC. To the casual observer, Brütal Legend appears to be nothing more than an inn...
1:00 PM on 02.25.2013 New releases: Brutal Legend makes PCs metalMonday has once again snuck up on us like an unfortunate rash you got from a really good weekend. Don't worry, there's cream for that! And much like a soothing medicinal balm, the new releases of the week are here to cure wh...
11:15 AM on 02.25.2013 Tim Schafer might add content to Brutal Legend PCDepending on how well Brütal Legend does on PC, we may be able to take part in some new adventures in the world of metal. Schafer explains what he would change, speaking to Rock, Paper Shotgun: "I mean, we have a wishlis...
8:30 PM on 02.13.2013 Worth the wait? Brutal Legend heads to PC this monthYears later, Brutal Legend is finally going to be available on PC. It'll hit Steam on February 26, 2013 for $14.99 and is curiously being published by Double Fine. The landing page is already up, allowing would-be players to ...
9:00 AM on 10.10.2012 All Double Fine games are on sale this weekDouble Fine says that October is a special month as it is both Rocktober (for Brutal Legend) and the month of Halloween, which relates to Costume Quest. These and all of their other games are on sale this week, with most disc...
4:00 PM on 03.30.2012 The grand adventure: Making a comebackCheck out the first part of the feature, here! The last few years have been an interesting time for the adventure game genre. After a decade of disappointment, fans finally started to see more and more titles appear and most ...
5:00 PM on 11.28.2010 Tim Schafer wants to make games for Nintendo consolesI've always been baffled by the fact that no Tim Schafer games have ever made it to a Nintendo console (that I know of anyway). The man's irreverent sense of humor, general rejection of realistic visuals, and a focus on absur...
10:20 AM on 09.27.2010 Bobby Kotick destroys Schafer for calling him a prickA while ago, Brütal Legend developer Tim Schafer called Activision CEO Bobby Kotick a prick, following the former publishers attempts to block Electronic Arts from releasing his game. Today, the flame-maned dem...
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This week, more than three years after its initial release, Brütal Legend, Double Fine's sophomoric effort, makes its way to PC. To the casual observer, Brütal Legend appears to be nothing more than an inn...more
Monday has once again snuck up on us like an unfortunate rash you got from a really good weekend. Don't worry, there's cream for that! And much like a soothing medicinal balm, the new releases of the week are here to cure wh...more
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