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A game being released later this year called
"Bad Mutha Truckers"
You are a truck driver racing through Southern America.
With Rednecks, corrupt Sheriffs and other assorted Hillbilly folk vying to stop your racing exploits in a big 18-wheeler truck.
"Big Mutha puts you behind the wheel of a big rig, where you battle other unpleasant truckers for road supremacy. As if taking it to another 18-wheeler weren't enough to get your adrenaline pumping, Big Mutha features a plethora of potential casualties. Rednecks, biker gangs, corrupt sheriffs, and cyborgs all challenge your mastery of the stick shift. Okay, maybe not cyborgs, but you never know about some of those craftier rednecks.
Empire Interactive will publish the title this winter in Europe, with an American release to follow shortly after. CEO of Empire Interactive, Ian Higgins said, "Big Mutha Truckers... perfectly compliments our current line up." It should be noted that none of Empire's other releases include big trucks or rednecks."
"Bad Mutha Truckers"
You are a truck driver racing through Southern America.
With Rednecks, corrupt Sheriffs and other assorted Hillbilly folk vying to stop your racing exploits in a big 18-wheeler truck.
"Big Mutha puts you behind the wheel of a big rig, where you battle other unpleasant truckers for road supremacy. As if taking it to another 18-wheeler weren't enough to get your adrenaline pumping, Big Mutha features a plethora of potential casualties. Rednecks, biker gangs, corrupt sheriffs, and cyborgs all challenge your mastery of the stick shift. Okay, maybe not cyborgs, but you never know about some of those craftier rednecks.
Empire Interactive will publish the title this winter in Europe, with an American release to follow shortly after. CEO of Empire Interactive, Ian Higgins said, "Big Mutha Truckers... perfectly compliments our current line up." It should be noted that none of Empire's other releases include big trucks or rednecks."
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It's a truck driving game.
With rednecks.
That's all I need to know.
With rednecks.
That's all I need to know.
That sounds much like my game idea "Truckin' Monkeys" only with rednecks instead of monkeys. Therefore it could be very good indeed, just as long as they can balance the gameplay, and it's not all tearing down the freeway sounding your horn.
I have no consoles.
Therefore I am biased against them.
I have a PC. PC games are £30 or under. Console games, particularly new ones, cost £30+. Therefore I made sense.
In my head, anyway.
Therefore I am biased against them.
I have a PC. PC games are £30 or under. Console games, particularly new ones, cost £30+. Therefore I made sense.
In my head, anyway.
As opposed to what?
PS2? The same price
Gamecube? The same price.
Games are pretty much the same across consoles.
The only cheaper games you can get are Gameboy Advance (not much cheaper) or old console games like Atari Jaguar.
So what on earth are you blathering about?
PS2? The same price
Gamecube? The same price.
Games are pretty much the same across consoles.
The only cheaper games you can get are Gameboy Advance (not much cheaper) or old console games like Atari Jaguar.
So what on earth are you blathering about?
Goatboy wrote:
> It's a trucking game.
> With rednecks.
>
> If that doesn't appeal, then you are a brain-damaged Ninty or 12.
If that does appeal to you then your probably a Sonyphile.
> It's a trucking game.
> With rednecks.
>
> If that doesn't appeal, then you are a brain-damaged Ninty or 12.
If that does appeal to you then your probably a Sonyphile.
I am neither. I have played big arcade trucking games and I love them. But if it's an X-Box game, it probably won't have a small price tag.
It's a trucking game.
With rednecks.
If that doesn't appeal, then you are a brain-damaged Ninty or 12.
With rednecks.
If that doesn't appeal, then you are a brain-damaged Ninty or 12.
Small Frog wrote:
> Oooh, a trucking game. That hasn't been done before.
If you look closely, you can see the sarcasm just oozing from that statement!
> Oooh, a trucking game. That hasn't been done before.
If you look closely, you can see the sarcasm just oozing from that statement!
Oooh, a trucking game. That hasn't been done before.
A game being released later this year called
"Bad Mutha Truckers"
You are a truck driver racing through Southern America.
With Rednecks, corrupt Sheriffs and other assorted Hillbilly folk vying to stop your racing exploits in a big 18-wheeler truck.
"Big Mutha puts you behind the wheel of a big rig, where you battle other unpleasant truckers for road supremacy. As if taking it to another 18-wheeler weren't enough to get your adrenaline pumping, Big Mutha features a plethora of potential casualties. Rednecks, biker gangs, corrupt sheriffs, and cyborgs all challenge your mastery of the stick shift. Okay, maybe not cyborgs, but you never know about some of those craftier rednecks.
Empire Interactive will publish the title this winter in Europe, with an American release to follow shortly after. CEO of Empire Interactive, Ian Higgins said, "Big Mutha Truckers... perfectly compliments our current line up." It should be noted that none of Empire's other releases include big trucks or rednecks."
"Bad Mutha Truckers"
You are a truck driver racing through Southern America.
With Rednecks, corrupt Sheriffs and other assorted Hillbilly folk vying to stop your racing exploits in a big 18-wheeler truck.
"Big Mutha puts you behind the wheel of a big rig, where you battle other unpleasant truckers for road supremacy. As if taking it to another 18-wheeler weren't enough to get your adrenaline pumping, Big Mutha features a plethora of potential casualties. Rednecks, biker gangs, corrupt sheriffs, and cyborgs all challenge your mastery of the stick shift. Okay, maybe not cyborgs, but you never know about some of those craftier rednecks.
Empire Interactive will publish the title this winter in Europe, with an American release to follow shortly after. CEO of Empire Interactive, Ian Higgins said, "Big Mutha Truckers... perfectly compliments our current line up." It should be noted that none of Empire's other releases include big trucks or rednecks."
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