There is no debating that being a hobo with a shotgun is perhaps our greatest jumping off point for a video game, but there's a caveat to this bit of movie marketing: someone decided we should have to pay $2.99 for it, as if people on the internet pay for things. Also, for whatever reason, it's not a first-person shooter, so it doesn't really work that well in terms of letting you test out being violent derelict before you commit. But if you're still interested, here's the game's trailer:
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Tips for this supposed Mortal Kombat movie trailer have been coming in all afternoon, and I've been disregarding the whole thing as a promotion for a new game. I mean, Jeri Ryan and Michael Jai White are in it, and doesn't it seem more likely they'd be in some game promo than a... / Continue →
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'Hobo with a Shotgun' Game Lets You Be Hobo, Fire Shotgun
\n\nContinuing in the tradition of Twilight: Eclipse, The Expendables, The Room, Tremors, There Will Be Blood, and The Great Gatsby, Jason Eisener's grindhouse-style Hobo with a Shotgun now has its own old-school video game, retroactively giving you one more game your mom wouldn't have let you rent.\n\nThere is no debating that being a hobo with a shotgun is perhaps our greatest jumping off point for a video game, but there's a caveat to this bit of movie marketing: someone decided we should have to pay \$2.99 for it, as if people on the internet pay for things. Also, for whatever reason, it's not a first-person shooter, so it doesn't really work that well in terms of letting you test out being violent derelict before you commit. But if you're still interested, here's the game's trailer:
