Earache Extreme Metal Racing Rising From the Depths

What should be expected from a teenager who listens to heavy metal? This game, of course. It’s a really brilliant game as it races through hell and other wastelands. Goths everywhere will definitely want to have this rubber-burning Earache Extreme Metal Racing game in their PSPs, PCs or PS2s.

The game will feature ten evil Earache racing teams – Mortiis, Deicide, Morbid Angel, Akercocke, Decapitated, Biomechanical, Municipal Waste, the Berzerker, Society 1 and Linea 77 which are all actual names of some metal artists. The game’s main appeal is its drive through the wastelands which promises gore and excitement when you mow down zombies, using chainsaws or metal spikes for fun.

What makes this game really great for metal fans is the soundtrack of the game, with songs from Earache artists such as Hate Eternal, Cult of Luna and Mistress among others (hopefully Old Man’s Child and Bloodbath.)

Earache Extreme Metal Racing will be due for shipping starting July 2006, keep your eye on QJ as more coverage unfolds.

What should be expected from a teenager who listens to heavy metal? This game, of course. It’s a really brilliant game as it races through hell and other wastelands. Goths everywhere will definitely want to have this rubber-burning Earache Extreme Metal Racing game in their PSPs, PCs or PS2s.

The game will feature ten evil Earache racing teams – Mortiis, Deicide, Morbid Angel, Akercocke, Decapitated, Biomechanical, Municipal Waste, the Berzerker, Society 1 and Linea 77 which are all actual names of some metal artists. The game’s main appeal is its drive through the wastelands which promises gore and excitement when you mow down zombies, using chainsaws or metal spikes for fun.

What makes this game really great for metal fans is the soundtrack of the game, with songs from Earache artists such as Hate Eternal, Cult of Luna and Mistress among others (hopefully Old Man’s Child and Bloodbath.)

Earache Extreme Metal Racing will be due for shipping starting July 2006, keep your eye on QJ as more coverage unfolds.