My choice as well, it's a perfect setting for it. Hell you could even make it a two-fer game with you starting in Revolutionary US and then going to France.

The real question is: How do we buy these in America?

It's a Peroni actually.

Here's my Ezio Auditore costume

Even the video says Alpha in the first 2 seconds

That first part with the burning buildings, casino/neon lights, the shipwrecked boat, reminds me a lot of the Fallout 3 expansion where you go to New Orleans.

Bogey on your six!

@QualityJeverage: That's not all that weird, i know some people who only listen to musicals because they go all the time. This can happen with your termed "regular" songs as well, if you hear them during something that associates them with that memory.

@cyrusII: Sand was the winner of their voting, did they every expand it into a multi-strip comic?

Here's a video describing it a bit and showing off some stuff:

so maybe you should post an article when you have information to share instead of just posting an article to let people know to look for another article in the morning.

@Thwick: and you guys had an article on it [ca.kotaku.com]

Terraria comes out tomorrow!

Sorry Sebastien Mallory but you're a little late to the game. The n64 version already destroyed the world.

Anyone else think that the art on the cover is pretty poorly done? The two guys riding horses look like they are from the modern day, the guy on the left looks like a mix of Tom Colicchio from Top Chef and the guy on Pawn Stars.

"So it wasn't an alternate reality game at all. It was a marketing stunt." - ARGs are marketing stunts. This ARG was a bit more of a swindle than most, I agree with you there. We'll see how it plays out though tomorrow.

This is the definition of a "huge fan".

Since it wasn't included in the article: I googled it for you.

Didn't they learn anything from Activision running Guitar Hero into the ground with sequels and new versions?

@Ekanaut: I didn't get to use one of these, but you rock for putting them out there.