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I've never really been convinced by someone's word alone. In most cases, I've had to had some interest in the game. So far the best cases of which led me to buy Dead Space and I'm really close to puling the trigger on getting Bayonetta.
 
@Soap: Liking it at all?

Wasn't expecting to say that sentence ever, but apparently a board game version of the GoW might be happening. There aren't any specifics of the product yet; all that I know is Fantasy Flight Games is the company sent to put it out and chances are it will release near GoW 3. Now, I've come to learn for myself first hand, that there are a lot of  awesome board games out there and Fantasy Flight does have a good reputation, I own 2 of their titles myself. 
  
With that said, what do you think?   Could it work?  Would this be something you might buy?

To me a, burger is merely a sandwich that has a meat patty instead. Boiled down a sandwich really is just stuff between some bread. 

I had a Mass Effect in my pants.... 3.

" I think it's normal.  Hentai does mean perverted though, and that's just funny.  "

It's kinda weird you say that, since hentai comes from the word for perverted. 
 
IF, it isn't as bad as we all think it's going to be and the majority of the game is focused on the horror aspect, It has a good chance of making it here, (with different box art of course).  Then some shitty mother can buy it for there 14 year old, and later complain she was tricked into buying pornography for her child, because she doesn't pay attention to what she's buying.

This interests me

Best & Worst Surprises

Prior to getting Rock Band 3 I was wondering a lot of how the keyboard worked and what it would bring to the table in terms of gameplay and value, I just didn't find much info. So if anybody is on the Fence I hope this will help. After buying it at Bestbuy, which also netted me nice surprise of a $15 gift card for buying the game and keyboard, I got it home and got everything ready in my apartment for the switch over for RB2 to RB3.
 
I've now put in a fair amount of time into the game and so far I can say this: 
-One of best setlists yet
-Graphics are much improved
-Setting up a song and players has never been easier
 So what about the Keyboard?
 
So, since I have PRO for keys does that mean I should get Pro Drums and Pro Guitar setups to go with it?
Only if you were planning on it from the start. Drums adds cymbals, Guitar makes you use all 6 string instead of the single "meta string", which by all means is a welcome addtion. But it's nice being able to use the Keyboard so many different ways; Keytar is fun for everybody and Pro Keys seem to be very accessible too. Getting the RB3 Keyboard by no means you need to upgrade your guitar or drums to keep up.
 
I have like 300+ Songs, is there really a point to getting another piece of plastic I can't use half the time?
Yes, the fact you can use the Keyboard as a Guitar or Bass can make it worth having with at all times, the biggest thing for me is it makes the bass part more desirable in groups settings cause for me Bass + Keytar is pretty fun actually. But Still, Harmonix will continue to support it (You know they will) and it can only be more useful from there and hey 50-ish songs ain't a bad start.
 
Do I need to get a stand for for it?
Nope played it on my lap, worked fine.
 
It's the anybody you wouldn't recommend it to?
If you tend to play alone and aren't really interested in anything other Drums or Guitar, this may be a hard sell. Group settings people will want to try it, but it something that you won't need. 
 
--TL;DR-- For most people this is a welcome addition, it fits with the other parts well and you can still feel like this won't send you down the road to buying a whole new set of insturments. But if your reading this thread I hope you weren't just trying to find simple answers.

Mass Effect 2 by far, it's rare that I play a game a second time within a year but I did with ME2.