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Absolutely new and completely metal is the new Guitar Hero Warriors of Rock character artwork and this nifty new trailer! Despite what some people say about the series, I think it looks interesting. Of course, I love heavy metal and think this sort of stuff is hilarious, but that’s just me. The art assets are all one shots containing before and after shots of the transformations focused on in the new game. Besides that, also contained were images of the loading screens featuring each characters metamorphasis.

The idea here has to do with the characters transforming into all new, more powerful versions of their looks from previous games. Each character is shown off with all their complexities readily visible. There was the punk rocker girl becomes all angelic with some gigantic boots. This other face painted guy turns into boar warrior with an axe guitar. I liked that. Guy with a mohawk flips into this green spiked monster, I found that particularly prickly design fascinating.

My favorite one is the hat guy with those glasses because he has that cool looking goatee. Goatee’s are the most menacing of all facial hair styles. He looks cool to me! I like that he has dreadlocks and is wearing a hat too, that looks pretty funny. Homeboy then for whatever reason became the headless horseman. He had green ectoplasm seeping out from his neck and this wonderful jack o’lantern guitar.

What do you guys think?

source Destructoid

Nintendo of America went and tweeted last night that if you’re a member of Best Buy’s Reward Zone Gamers Club (dang, that’s a mouthful) you can get some (three, actually) Metroid: Other M ring tones with your buy of the game.

So how about it? Is it worth taking advantage of this AMAZING offer? Actually, it’s not too bad of an offer if you know what the entire package is. Joining the gamer’s club gets you $10 for every $150 you spend on games (plus gaming accessories), and bonus points to your Reward Zone (for games that qualify).

If you don’t really care about where you get games in general, I suppose this could be a sw33t deal (that I personally won’t be taking).

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RedLynx announced this day their latest project, MotoHeroz for the Nintendo WiiWare service.

This downloadable racing game featuring three major gameplay options, a single player adventure, four-player local multiplayer, and the daily online competition. In the on the internet mode a new tracks open daily to let you compete on leaderboards. It says that physics are a major factor in the gameplay too. Pretty much exactly what too anticipate from these guys.

MotoHeroz is slated to be finished around the end of this year or in early 2011. I’m sort of excited for this. Trials HD had some fantastic physics gameplay, and the leaderboard friends list competition could swiftly get fairly fierce. I liked that, and am anxious to try out this game. How do the rest of you guys feel about MotoHeroz?

source Destructoid

It’s been a tiny over a year since Resident Evil 5 was first released. Can we get another Resident Evil already? Damn, Capcom… what’s the hold up here?!?!

Okay, so maybe that’s going a tiny overboard. We can wait; it can take its time, as long as it turns out great. But in a recent interview with Spanish gaming site 3D Juegos, Capcom’s Keiji Inafune hints that the publisher is as eager to get it out as we’re to get our hands on it.

“Due to the great success that Resident Evil 5 had for us, we want that Resident Evil 6 come out to the market as fast as possible,” he said. “In fact, you will have news about this from Capcom shortly.”

Oh, will we now? With Tokyo Game Show right around the corner (and you know how much the Japanese love them some Biohazard), we’ll be keeping yourselves up at night with anticipation.

Dead Rising, Mega Man, DMC, Onimusha…

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It’s been a little over a year since Resident Evil 5 was first released. Can we get another Resident Evil already? Damn, Capcom… what’s the hold up here?!?!

Okay, so maybe that’s going a little overboard. We can wait; it can take its time, as long as it turns out great. But in a current interview with Spanish gaming site 3D Juegos, Capcom’s Keiji Inafune hints that the publisher is as eager to get it out as we’re to get our hands on it.

“Due to the great success that Resident Evil 5 had for us, we want that Resident Evil 6 come out to the market as fast as possible,” he stated. “In fact, you’ll have news about this from Capcom shortly.”

Oh, will we now? With Tokyo Game Show right around the corner (and you know how much the Japanese love them some Biohazard), we’ll be keeping yourselves up at night with anticipation.

Dead Rising, Mega Man, DMC, Onimusha…

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