A new, extended trailer has been released for Fuser, the upcoming rhythm action game from NCSOFT and Harmonix, and it's certainly something.
The video highlights one of the game's key features which allows players to create their very own DJ personas and customise their performance stages, essentially letting you be whoever you want to be. It features David Hasselhoff, Jonathan Van Ness, Chloe Kim and more as they realise their new-found dreams of becoming DJs.
"FUSER redefines the music game genre," says NCSOFT vice president of marketing Tim Granich. "It’s driven by creativity, originality and expression. It empowers players to be at the centre of creating culture by developing and then sharing mixes using various pieces of some of the world’s most iconic songs."
If you've missed our previous coverage of this one, we recommend checking out our hands-on feature where we shared our early thoughts on the game. Before you go, though, feel free to share your thoughts by dropping a comment below – do you think you'll be giving this a go when it launches on 10th November?
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No this is a david Hasselhoff assault on the senses!
https://youtu.be/ZTidn2dBYbY
Hoff for Smash confirmed.
What the F did I just watch?
I need more coffee
Used to go to a pub that had one of those jukeboxes that had every top 40 song on it.
So we used to play "Jump into my car" by Hasselhof, followed by "Pong" by the Rotterdam Termination Squad.
Not sure which was the most frightening.
"FUSER redefines the music game genre," says NCSOFT vice president of marketing Tim Granich.
I love it when marketing over-hypes instead of selling the game. Classic
LOL this is amazing
I mean... Love the Hoff, but that trailer gives no insight on the actual game.
Still don't know what Fuser is or how one plays it.
There’s an older trailer that gives a brief overview. Have a look on Youtube. I’m looking forward to this game.
It's Harmonix. They even made rock band work on psp work well so chances are it will be fun.
@Zeldafan79 That seriously needs trigger warnings or something.....
Actually all of this does.
Where am I? What year is it? Where's my Millon's Secret Castle manual?
After this I will be listening to classical music for a week.
@Zeldafan79 This is sooooo bloody good. The movie is also awesome if you haven't seen it.
Okay, so a trippy trailer with too much fast cutting and a plethora of effects, without any gameplay or explanation as to what in the hell this product is.
DJ Hero already exists, and I'm going to guess it has a better track list than whatever modern crap they throw into this.
@Zidentia I don’t have the most nuanced grip on corporate structure, but isn’t ‘over-hyping the game’ exactly what Marketing Department is for? The ‘selling the game’ bit is usually handled by... well, the Sales Department.
That said, it would have been nice to see some actually gameplay in the game trailer for the video game.
Hardcore Hoff-hasslin'.
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