Sledeghammer cars in real life.

What do you do when you see a sledgehammer chained to a car?



Let me rephrase that. What do you do when you see a hundred copies of a newly released video game locked in a car with a sledgehammer chained to it?

Usually this wouldn't make much sense, but for Red Faction: Guerrilla, it melds together like butter and sugar. Here's why, courtesy of Simon Watts, by way of Kotaku:

"Because Red Faction Guerrilla features the world's most realistic destruction engine, we thought that it would make for an interesting experiment to find out how many people, going about their everyday business, would stop in a busy city street to work out some stress by smashing their way into a car to earn a copy of the brand new game."

It's new, it's fun, exciting, and relevant.

Boy I wish I'd have thought of that.