14 DAY TRIAL // Jackass The Game, a Nintendo DS exclusive video game developed by Empire Interactive, will soon bring stupid pain, stunts and hard to get humor - on the 19th of September, to be more specific, only in European territories. So if you are a fan of the TV show, you'll probably be very excited with the release, especially since the developers promise a great experience.
This game will bring you all the crazy, bone crushing and brainless stunts, as if you ever wanted to do such things. It's good, though, for those who really appreciate this kind of "fun", because if you really want to do it, it's safer in virtual worlds. Unless you really think smashing your head against a wall is something very exciting - if that's the case, sorry for you!
Anyway, back to the game: you'll take on the roles of Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and many others from the Jackass gang as they maneuver through the types of off-the-wall madness and stunts that fans have previously only been accustomed to watching on their televisions and movie screens (and nobody said it should be expanded). Your job will be to do whatever the crew wants you to (and, even worse, you'll have to like it, too - but since it's a video game, everything is possible).
The game takes place in Mianus, where five different areas are available to be explored and exploited (City, Suburbs, Mountains, Beach, and Industrial Park). There are different kinds of obstacles and challenges - enough to keep you busy for a while and, of course, nonsense fun Jackass style.
The game also has a multiplayer mode, allowing friends to compete against each other through a range of head to head challenges. So if you are insane or you like insane stuff, Jackass The Game is the title for you. But read really carefully the warning that says that the stunts featured in the game are performed by professionals, so you shouldn't attempt anything from the game. Really, now, the guys doing the show are enough, already! Let them be and let yourself be... healthy and sane. Because that's all that matters.