Yo, I actually would buy this game. Note, I said would, not will.

Shawn and Marshall talk about their contributions to the upcoming video game.

While  at E3 Jonathan caught up with the legendar DJ to talk about the DJ equivalent of Guitar Hero. Will it be as big a success as its predecessors? Hell, I’d definitely try it out.

So while I’ve been sitting on my ass not doing a cot damn thing, folks in Los Angeles have been enjoying Eminem and Jay-Z perform during a DJ Hero event. *sigh… times like these (and many more) are why I hate Las Vegas. And of course, Meka lives 2 minutes from the event and didn’t go. What a waste of an LA apartment haha! I’m sure there will be plenty of footage surfacing tonight and tomorrow. But until then, hit the jump for a good amount of photos that I snagged from DJ Skee’s Twitter. Great job at keeping it up to date dude!

…but not for “Renegade pt.2″. Before I get into the post I should let you know I’m not Shake nor Meka (as the “blame it on” line suggests). Last time I spoke with Shake he was on route to the Emergency Room. Some of you might be following his Twitter and have caught the intermittent messages about chronic head pains, pharmaceutical drugs and numerous hospital visits over the past few weeks. I know it’s nothing life threatening but I’ll let him divulge in the details when he’s back. I was asked to take shape as Shake’s apparition for the time being and post here and there.

If you’re like myself, Rock Band and Guitar Hero are both fun; but there was always that voice in your head asking for a hip hop generated version. According to USAToday.com, “DJ Hero” is the answer to our invocations. Mike Snider writes:

Both rappers are bringing their music to the newest offshoot of Activision’s successful $2 billion Guitar Hero franchise. The game, played with a turntable-shaped controller, is due out this fall for PlayStation 3, PS2, Xbox 360 and Wii (no price or rating yet).

A limited edition comes with the rappers’ exclusive new greatest-hits CDs, possibly including previously unreleased tracks, plus an advanced version of the controller, a DJ stand and metal traveling case. Jay-Z and Eminem will serve as consultants to Activision and the game’s developer, FreeStyleGames.

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