Play Gears of War On the Big Screen This Wednesday

[Wondermonkey]

This is a "Match Made in Hell."

If you live in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago or San Francisco, you can play ?Gears of War? after special pre-release screenings of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning, this Wednesday, Oct. 4.

Fueled by rabid fan interest and anticipation, Microsoft Game Studios today announced that gamers will get their first chance to play Gears of War? on Wednesday, October 4 after screenings of New Line Cinema's The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning in four major cities, marking the first time in entertainment history that a major motion picture and video game have been previewed together.

The pairing of the new film with the game for this special promotion makes the perfect "Match Made in Hell" that's sure to delight gamers and horror aficionados alike. Kicking off the first of three "Match Made in Hell" events during the month of October to celebrate the release of the game, register online beginning Friday, September 29 here for a unique chance to attend the joint-preview and play Gears of War on the big screen at select AMC theater locations nationwide.



I printed out my ticket (not sure yet if I can go but I will try). Get on it people (who live by a theater.)

[Peench]

Dude - those theaters are going to be PACKED!! What a cool and unique marketing technique!

[Wondermonkey]

Yeah, they are. I'm trying right now to get out of my pub meetings for Wednesday. It's failing miserably, but Monday is a new day.

This would definitely make Humpday so much better.

[KEEZY]

That is a great idea. I wish I was near it.

[Wondermonkey]

Originally Posted by KEEZY

That is a great idea. I wish I was near it.

Well, you're not. So stop wishing. If I go I'll wear orange, maybe it will bring us closer together.

[MadBryan]

Do ya think its one theater per town? Is it after every showing of the movie? I'm missing the details. Movies usually run back to back with only enough time inbetwen to pick up the spit cups and empty the trash