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| Reveal Your Personality With the
Warhammer Collector's Edition |
| March 27, 2008 at 4:56pm |
Show your personality with the way you
customize your Grumlock and Gazbag collectible miniature.
When we heard yesterday about the loot that comes with
the
Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Collector's Edition, which
will release this fall, we
thought of several opportunities for you to show off your
personality. Here are just a few. We're sure you can come up with
more.
The Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Collector's Edition comes with two hardbound books: a graphic
novel and an art book. You could put one of those on your coffee
table and send a message like this. "I'm a complicated,
sophisticated person who likes to read and appreciates art. However,
I also have a playful side; so we should probably start making out."
Another sweet extra in the
Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Collector's Edition is
a choice of 12 unique character heads, which will allow you to
customize the look of your character by race, gender, smarminess
and more. We're sure some of you out there will figure out how to
use all 12 heads at once, but we're not sure what that reveals about
your personality.
Probably the best opportunity to provide a glimpse into the complex creature
that is you would be the exclusive Grumlock and Gazbag collectible
miniature that you assemble and paint yourself. If you painstakingly
check each paint color for accuracy and apply 12 coats with a fox-hair brush, you
might be a detail-oriented person. If you whip out a
can of spray paint and don't even shake it for the label-recommended
30 seconds, you might be a task-oriented person who just wants to get
the job done. If your unassembled miniature sits in the box until
you throw it away the next time you move, you might be a
procrastinator. Or you may be trying to avoid reliving the childhood
trauma of ruining your P-51 Mustang model when you spilled a big
glob of airplane glue right on the canopy. But those are the models
that end up being the best ones for a firecracker and BB-gun war.
However you decide to express yourself when you receive your collectible
Grumlock and Gazbag
this fall, we'd love for you to send us a picture of it at
editor@gamestop.com when
you finish it. |
| More Rocking: Rock Band Will Rock the Wii this
Summer |
| March 25, 2008 at 5:21pm |
Better than coffee cans. Coming soon to
your Wii.
When Rock Band was released earlier this year for
Xbox 360, PS3 and PS2, we know that you Wii owners were probably
thinking, "What about us? We'd like to join a Rock Band." We know
you were probably jealous when you watched your friends rocking out
on their consoles. We even heard about that time you taped some
coffee cans together and played along with the main theme from Super
Mario Galaxy. Your days of wondering whether Folgers sounds
better than Maxwell House are about to end because
Rock Band for Wii
will release June 22.
Just a day after the summer solstice, you'll be able to throw away those coffee cans
and play on a
drum set
designed especially for the Wii, not to mention a
guitar
and microphone, as well. On the other hand, we probably
should mention them because they will come packaged in the
Rock Band
Bundle for Wii. It also comes with a USB hub, but we've never heard
of anyone becoming famous for playing that. If you prefer to build your band one piece at a time
like that guy who built a car in the Johnny Cash song, you'll be
able to get the game only
and put together your ensemble with the
separate accessories. The game will feature 63 songs, including five
bonus songs just for Wii gamers. So keep practicing on those coffee cans,
and get ready to go on tour this summer. |
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