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- Medal Of Honor Beta
- Tim Schafer Calls Activision Head A “Prick”
- Gaming School Promotes Positive Video Games
- Woman Plays FrontierVille After Sons Beatdown
- Sound Clip Corner: Hick Man Scares Off Bigfoot
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EA released the box art for Brutal Legend late last night and the top billing for Tim Schafer caught my attention. Sure, all of us here have heard of the man, but what about the general public? I have a feeling most people are going to walk into a store and see his name on the box and say “Who the fuck is Tim Schafer?” EA may have been better served by putting Jack Black’s name on the cover, since he has a much more broad appeal.
I’m in no means saying Tim Schafer doesn’t deserve it; he’s a damn good game designer. However, he’s no Steven Spielberg. This type of display on the cover requires someone with a greater mass appeal to sell more copies. Sure, he deserves the credit, but putting Jack Black’s name there would have most likely moved a few more units and boosted the bottom line.
To see the full box art in all its glory, hit the jump.
I’ve been on the fence about Brutal Legend since I first heard about the game. Sure, Tim Schafer is a terrific game designer, Jack Black is amusing, and heavy metal kicks ass, but I didn’t know how well it would all come together. After checking out the recently released story trailer, my interest is piqued. I think this could be a winner this Holiday season. Looking forward to some hands on time at E3, so make sure to stay tuned for how well it plays.
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