The iTunes Description:

Hey guy! Want to experience South Park like never before?? Then visit this kick-ass app and play along with new episodes as they air! Compete against your friends, connect with fans, and fly up the leaderboard quicker than the Human Kite. Video, trivia, Facebook, Twitter…South Park Live brings it all together and much more. So check it out and get interactive with your favorite fourth graders. Best of all, it’s FREE!!

The app looks like an extension of the “South Park Live” feature on SouthParkStudios.com that I spotted in November. The beta had rapid fire trivia questions that appeared during commercials, a chatroom, and a worldwide leaderboard of who got the most points. Now you can prove your South Park fandom on both PC and iPad!

Sorry HumancentiPad owners, but it’s not released for you yet… and you probably have bigger problems to worry about.

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These images aren’t from future episodes of South Park, but are actually screenshots right out of the South Park RPG. When Matt said, “it’s like playing the show”, he wasn’t kidding around.

Click to enlarge the epicness:

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Two new articles from Game Informer cover the sounds and the items in the South Park RPG. Here are some highlights:

“…the classic South Park guitar lines and bumpers will be making their appearance from time to time.” “…We have to record a ton [of lines] to make sure it is constantly fresh and also evolving over the course of the game. We don’t want you to have to hear the same thing over and over again.”

“When Obsidian first began creating items, armor, and weapons for South Park: The Game, the team made all kinds of fancy swords and impressive garb. When South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone saw these, they immediately told them to “make it crappier.” The idea is that most of the items are things that the kids found and/or made themselves, imagining that they are a gallant knight or wizard. In early demos we saw, weapons included golf clubs, tack hammers, suction cup arrows, wooden swords, and more.”

“The most prominent items we saw were various Chinpokomon, known from an episode of the same name in season three of the show. These Pokémon parodies took the town of South Park by storm, but there were plenty of the toy designs left on the cutting room floor. Obsidian has access to all of the legacy assets from all 15 seasons, including never-before-seen Chinpokomon.”

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SouthParkStudios.com sent out at message that they are beta testing a new feature called “South Park LIVE”. It looks like one of those “second-screen experience” games that lets you play along as you watch something.

The description says, “Hey guy! Want to experience South Park like never before?? Then visit this app and play along with new episodes as they air! Compete against your friends, connect with fans, and fly up the leaderboard quicker than the Human Kite.”

Not sure how you compete, but who doesn’t want to be declared the ultimate South Park fan? Anyways, here is a picture of Kyle as the Human Kite.