brutal legend

brutal legend

New Brutal Legend DLC descends Dec. 17

December 9, 2009 181

A slew of new content soon available for the metal-inspired game.

DLC coming to Brutal Legend next month

October 27, 2009 12

And PS3 gamers get it free!

Brutal Legend review

PlayStation 3 Xbox 360

October 13, 2009 86

In a world dominated by metal, only a roadie can save the day.

Gaming Weekly: Brutally Uncharted

October 11, 2009 9

The next chapter in the Nate Drake story is finally upon us.

Tenacious D, Blink 182, Satriani, Kansas and more headed to Rock Band

October 9, 2009 5

Next week's DLC listed inside.

Brutal thoughts with Jack Black

October 8, 2009 7

In a world dominated by metal, one man is up to the challenge.

Brutal Legend Multiplayer video tutorial

October 4, 2009 10

The game also has multiplayer. This is how it works.

Tim Schafer talks “Brutal Legend” with Jimmy Fallon

October 3, 2009 13

Missed the late-night appearance? No problem. Video inside.

The world of Brutal Legend video

September 26, 2009 17

This video explains absolutely everything. Watch this.

Brutal Legend demo available today..if you pre-ordered

Gaming News Video Games

September 17, 2009 3

Get an early taste of the metal-based adventure game.

BrÃƒÂ¼tal Legend demo coming in September

Gaming News Video Games

August 18, 2009 16

Wouldn't you want to hack n' slash in a world of heavy metal?

Brutal Legend soundtrack revealed, lots of metal to be had.

Gaming News Video Games

August 10, 2009 18

These are the tunes you'll be gaming to come Rocktober. Metal fans need to see this!

Brutal Legend melts faces October 13th

Gaming News Video Games

April 21, 2009 9

The oddly interesting Tim Schafer project finally has a release date.

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