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Three New Videos Show Unseen Footage From South Park: The Stick Of Truth
After myriad delays and hilarious presentations at assorted press events, South Park: The Stick of Truth is finally coming next month (fingers crossed), and three new videos have appeared online showing the game in action.
The first of the three videos which you can check out below, brings us the return of Mr. Hankey and his lovely, inebriated wife. The second introduces us to some mysterious green goo and its affects on red-haired children, and the last is a TV spot that I'm sure we will be seeing a lot during The Daily Show and The Colbert Report's commercial breaks.
I don't know if trailers for South Park: The Stick of Truth need this disclaimer. At this point it seems like it should be understood that there will be inappropriate content, but just in case, watch out for inappropriate language.
For more on South Park, you can check out the game's recent behind the scenes video as well as all of our coverage from when we featured the game on our cover by clicking the banner below..
South Park: The Stick of Truth is coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on March 4.
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