Joystiq writes: "THQ is, apparently, quite interested in making a big impact with its upcoming Kinect exercise game, UFC Trainer. In a large loft in New York City's Chelsea neighborhood a few weeks back, the publisher had nearly a dozen folks -- some from the game's developer, Heavy Iron Studios, some from THQ, some from the National Academy of Sports Medicine, and even one actual UFC fighter -- to show off the game. To be clear, that's about three times the number of people normally showing off a single game to the press. And during my demonstration, I was the only member of the press in attendance".
Fifty-two weeks, without missing a ingle show. The Fantastic Neighborhood crew celebrates by drinking bourbon and beer, then feeding the show notes into Random.org.
The show covers, in no particular order, Dead Space 3, Fire Emblem, Extra Lives: Why Video Games Matter, All Superheros Must Die, Analogue: A Hate Story, the current Aliens: Colonial Marine Debacle, UFC Trainer, and a look at what could have been.
so how it's been going-on this days, still not missing a single ingle? if so, then that's good to know. i guess i can be part of the celebrations then.
Congrats.
If you're a fan of all things THQ, take notice because they have placed a lot of games and DLC on sale this week.
Is metro worth picking up? I'm leaning towards yes...but I hear it's got very little replay value and is quite linear.
XMNR: Best Buy is running another buy 2, get 1 free offer on pre-owned games for the week of June 17, 2012 along with $25 discounts on the 4GB Xbox 360 Kinect bundle and the 250GB bundle. You can also get Assassin's Creed Revelations for free with the purchase of Ghost Recon: Future Soldier. The retailer continues to run its 100% bonus trade-in credit for as well.