“Brütal Legend” review
Don't let some critics' tough talk about "Brütal Legend," the latest game from Sonoma native Tim Schafer, deter you from experiencing one of the most interesting worlds and well-told tales gaming has to offer.
Don't let some critics' tough talk about "Brütal Legend," the latest game from Sonoma native Tim Schafer, deter you from experiencing one of the most interesting worlds and well-told tales gaming has to offer.
Thanks to a busy weekend, the weekly rundown of new releases comes on a Monday. A big week of new games includes "DJ Hero," another "Grand Theft Auto IV" episode and a downloadable version of the cult classic "Zombies Ate My Neighbors."
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With "Brütal Legend," Sonoma native Tim Schafer has created another one-of-a-kind video game setting.
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