Maxim's Hometown Hotties show their support for Blur

Posted Nov 21st 2009 7:00PM by John Callaham
Filed under: Culture, Action, Driving

While Activision may have decided to delay the release of Blur from this fall to sometime in 2010, they haven't forgotten about the upcoming action-racing game from developer Bizarre Creations. Far from it, in fact, as Blur has been designated one of the official sponsors of Maxim's 2009 Hometown Hottie contest.

It looks like the 10 ladies who were picked as the 2009 finalists in the magazine's annual beauty contest are going to be part of the game's promo campaign. Maxim recently posted up a video showing the ladies being filmed in front of a green screen. Each of the finalists was wearing a t-shirt with one of Blur's power up symbols. We are not sure if the ladies will be incorporated in the final game product or if this is just for an upcoming game trailer. Still, there's nothing wrong with the finalists showing their . . .undying support for the game. You can check out the video after the jump:

Gallery: Blur

Tags: activision, activision-blizzard, bizarre-creations, blur, hometown-hotties, maxim

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Fake Fake FAKE.
THIS GIRLS ARE TOLD TO SPEAK THIS IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA.
HOW THE HELL ARE THEY ANTICIPATED FOR GAME?SERIOUSLY ITS FAKE.Posted at 8:50PM on Nov 21st 2009 by dued

Ever heard of a marketing campaign?Posted at 12:09AM on Nov 22nd 2009 by frags

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