Ride to Hell Roars to Life in Teaser Video, Featuring the Atmosphere and Attitude of the ’60s
HERMOSA BEACH, Calif. – Oct. 03, 2008 – Global video game developer and publisher, Deep Silver today released the first teaser video for Ride to Hell. Set to the classic ’60s track “Born to be Wild,” the video highlights all of the basic elements of the game: the vast open road of the West circa 1969, the iconic music of the ’60s and the guttural roar of motorcycles. Due out in 2009, Ride to Hell is being developed for the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft®, the PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system and PC.
Ride to Hell is an action-packed, free form-style video game set in the “sex, drugs and rock ‘n roll” era of the 1960s. Players take on the role of a biker in a motorcycle gang, riding full throttle through the west coast. As they motor through deserts, coastal roads and urban environments, they’ll need to protect the gang’s turf, their brothers, babes and choppers from rival gangs.
The game captures the bare-knuckled, gritty, untamed lifestyle of the biker gang culture in its heyday – featuring ’60s style art, licensed and original rock music, tattooed, denim-clad bikers and their babes, customizable choppers, and, of course, a bad-to-the-bone attitude.
Official Website: ridetohell.deepsilver.com/