With Trash Talk for Xbox 360, you can insult your enemies at the push of a button. It's the ultimate weapon to flame, taunt and ridicule your buddies over Xbox Live. Sitting between your game controller and your plug-in headset, Trash Talk gives you a bank of buttons which activate pre-recorded sound clips, letting you assemble your own messages and activate them at will.You can, of course, record your own taunts and insults to use in the heat of battle. Instead of shouting gotcha!, or everybody follow me down your microphone, you can just press a button and issue exclamations or instructions automatically. If your Xbox 360 microphone's on the blink or you simply haven't got one, by recording the samples on your PC and transferring them to Trash Talk, you can still issue your orders.
But Trash Talk's capable of much more. Why not slip in a soundbite from your favourite film or TV show, to activate during the game? If you're injured, you could utter, I ain't got time to bleed in Jessie Ventura's sepulchral growl from Predator. If you're killed, play Arnie's catchline, I'll be back!. If a talkative opponent is getting on your nerves, play him BA from The A-Team saying, Shut up, you crazy fool. The possibilities are endless&
Trash Talk for Xbox 360 contains everything you need. There's the Trash Talk unit, a USB cable to connect it to your PC and a PC application with which to manage your sounds. You can store up to 16 samples at a time, and the device has a total storage capacity of one minute.
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