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Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard - Starting at R1 ----- CRAZY -----
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Indicative market price: R699
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Silbury Hill, Nelspruit
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Ready for collection by Wednesday, 5 June.
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Eat Lead: The Return of Matt Hazard is a third-person shooter with a sense of humor.
The Game is 2nd hand, Disc & Cover as new.
Release: 26 Feb 2009
- Clever video game parody
- Cover mechanics work well
- Awesome music.
Matt Hazard is the self-aware star of his own video game. He was once a prominent figure in the industry, but after using his well-known face to cash in on a number of questionable spin-offs, he quickly spiraled into obscurity. Eat Lead marks his triumphant return, but he is forced to fight for his digital life against a creator who wants to make sure that this is his last game. The story is amusing enough, poking fun at the multitude of real game characters who have overstayed their welcome through the years, but it takes itself too seriously at times.