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2010-12-14T18:51:00.000-08:00

Dante Inferno

The online games begins with Dante hack’n’slashing his way through the Great Crusade with just a halberd and his own manliness for company, kind of weird seeing as the actual Dante was never in the crusades. however, your combo gets cut short when a slave stabs you in the back, but it doesn’t keep you down for long. When Death comes to claim your soul you give him a faceful of pain and, using his own scythe against him, you cut him in half. That’s absolutely right, you kill Death. The online game never answers the blaring question of ‘What happens to all the souls of the people who die from now on?’ and just seems to think that the idea of you killing Death would distract you enough. Oh well. The scene then jumps a few years into the future, when Dante trots home to his beloved fiancé Beatrice. Unlucky for him all that is there to greet him is her half naked corpse. Actually, that could be lucky for him, depending on your preferences, but he doesn’t seem too happy. And to top it all off Lucifer is going to take her to hell for the sins that Dante committed, and so, in a fit of rage, Dante decides to descend through the nine rings of Hell, facing his past sins to save her.

The level design really makes this game. Each ring of Hell is entirely unique, starting with limbo, then the four indulgent sins; lust, gluttony, greed and anger, then the two vicious sins; heresy and violence, and finally the two malicious sins; fraud and betrayal. Each one is completely different from the last, although keeping the same free game play features, the look and feel of the levels differ massively. One minute you could be jumping between platforms of fat floating in stomach acid, and the next you could be fighting over souls that are eternally drowning in molten gold.

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Need For Speed Undercover Game

2010-12-07T19:16:00.000-08:00

Introduction

Yeah sure, street racing is extremely fun it is also extremely retarded and dangerous, so why not do that all from the comfort of your house. Be a cop, be a crook your choice, you choose the roads you will take in Need for Speed: Undercover.

Game play

The overall game play is nice, with only a few issues and one part of those issues is how the open world racing is handled. In many events, the game actually closes off your city access with barriers and only lets you drive on the predefined track. This means that you can't take your own custom route through the city for the longer events, which is somewhat of a shame, and it also means you won't have to deal with cross traffic.

In terms of the actual driving mechanics, there are problems here too. My main gripe is that cars don't power slide as well as they should which can make taking turns at high speed a bit of a problem. Handling is uninspired overall, more functional than fun and charismatic like it should be. the Wii remote held on its side also possess a few problems in the name of if you want to make an exceptionally wide turn and turn your Wii remote too far then your car turns the complete opposite way, making evading cops that much more difficult.

Vehicles

The vehicle list is impressive, boasting a broad menu of 55 cars that includes a large number of relatively attainable desirables like the Audi TT or Mitsubishi Evo X as well as exotics like the Audi R8 and the Bugatti Veyron. The general feel and handling is exactly what we've come to expect from Need for Speed over the past few years; while based on realistic principles that allow the cars to lean and grip like the real thing, the game's tuned for game play rather than realism. If you're familiar with the franchise, you'll be pleased to learn that its "point and squirt" approach is fully intact. Point the car where you want it to go and squeeze the throttle, and all you really need to do to make course adjustments is ease off the throttle briefly. When you get the feel for it, you'll hardly ever do anything more than feather the brakes to get around particularly aggressive turns.

Transformers: War for Cybertron

2010-11-29T19:31:00.000-08:00

It has been some time coming, but finally the world of G1 Transformers has been brought to life in a three dimensional video game. War for Cybertron is a third person action game, set on the Transformer’s homeworld during the final stages of the civil war which ultimately led to their mass exodus and eventual encounter with humanity.

Whearas the last few Transformers games (based on the Michael Bay films) offered a sandbox style of play, Transformers: War for Cybertron is a third person shooter in the vein of Gears of War. The chapters are intesped with cinematic cut scenes that add to the movie-like presentation, but throughout actual gameplay points of interest will often be highlighted, which you can focus on by pressing down on the d-pad.

While you can transform into your respective robot’s vehicle mode at any time, the emphasis really is on shooting. You can carry two weapons at any time, smashing energon crates to find ammo, health and various other armaments in the Transformer arsenal; which include sniper rifles, gattling guns, grenade launchers, shotguns and assault rifles. And if you’re out of ammo, you can press the right analog stick to melee your opponent.

Timesplitters Future Perfect Game

2010-11-25T19:20:00.000-08:00

What can I say about this game, nay this series – Timesplitters have taken up an unhealthy amount of my childhood, and are probably my favourite game series to date. I still remember the day I got it, I pre-ordered it months in advance, and me and my brother bashed it and completed the story mode within a day.

Story
As with the previous Timesplitters games before this, the story is set around creatures called Timesplitters, grey almost zombie looking skinny creatures, that travel through time disrupting time, and destroying people and objects, changing the future – think Back To the Future meets 28 Days Later. You play as a character called Cortez, a bald funny man, just returning from a mission where he had to get a selection of Timecrystals that power a time machine, so you able to go back into time and stop the Timesplitters from disrupting the time & space continuum. This is pretty much what the game is set around, not a very complicated sounding story, but it’s very good – trust me. Throughout the levels you’re thrown into all sorts of different environments, from the 1900’s up to a very distant future, as you travel to all these different places, you’ll team up with a different character each time, which is if you play 2 player’s character. You team up with a cool Hippie in the ‘70’s for as few levels who in his own words is “psychedelic”.

Unreal Tournament Game

2010-11-23T18:53:00.000-08:00

Unreal Tournament: Game of the Year Edition is a classic First Person Shooter, with graphics and gameplay combining to make an excellent combination. Unfortunately, another thing that makes it a classic FPS is the fact that it has a very sketchy story, which, at least in my opinion, ends up being just an excuse to shoot people.

Gameplay:

The gameplay is pretty damn good, and that means a lot coming from me, seeing as I have played just about every mainstream shooter that has come out since about 2003. The main problem with the gameplay is that your sniper rifle has semi-automatic aiming. You can be pointing the scope at an unmoving target's chest, and the bullet will smoke him in the face. I can maybe understand this with other guns, but when it comes to sniping, that just shouldn't happen.

Positives:

-Great time killer, judging by the fact that I will get on and plan to play an hour or so and realize I got carried away 3 hours later.
-Good graphics
-Awesome Gameplay
-Excellent Multiplayer
-Huge range of weapons
-Try to find me an everyday computer that can't run this game
-I have never found a glitch or bug
-Very cheap

Negatives:

-No story as far as I can tell
-Difficult to find in stores
-Possible compatibility issues with newer operating systems

Overall, I recommend this game to all who love shooting games and can live with graphics that don't scream, "Touch me, I'm real!"

Need for Speed: Undercover

2010-11-18T19:23:00.000-08:00

Introduction

Yeah sure, street racing is extremely fun it is also extremely retarded and dangerous, so why not do that all from the comfort of your house. Be a cop, be a crook your choice, you choose the roads you will take in Need for Speed: Undercover.

Story

Then there's the story. While arguably an improvement over previous attempts to bring "real" actors into the franchise, the script and the performances here are laughable at best. The desperately earnest street racers that chide, threaten, and try to intimidate you throughout the game make Lucas Black's performance in The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift look almost Oscar-worthy.

You play a wheel man, hired by Federal Agent Chase Linh who is sent out, undercover, into the world of illegal street racing and other criminal activities. You'll need to progress through events and earn the respect of fellow criminals, getting invited deeper and deeper into the illegal underworld, seeking your prize

Game play

The overall game play is nice, with only a few issues and one part of those issues is how the open world racing is handled. In many events, the game actually closes off your city access with barriers and only lets you drive on the predefined track. This means that you can't take your own custom route through the city for the longer events, which is somewhat of a shame, and it also means you won't have to deal with cross traffic.

In terms of the actual driving mechanics, there are problems here too. My main gripe is that cars don't power slide as well as they should which can make taking turns at high speed a bit of a problem. Handling is uninspired overall, more functional than fun and charismatic like it should be. the Wii remote held on its side also possess a few problems in the name of if you want to make an exceptionally wide turn and turn your Wii remote too far then your car turns the complete opposite way, making evading cops that much more difficult.

Galctic civillizations 2: dread lords

2010-11-09T19:12:00.000-08:00

Gameplay

The game play of Galactic Civilization is great although the story mode is a bit bland and replays it self other and other again(didn't i just do a mission like this ??) But the sandbox
single missions are great at the start you setup your game with the map size to winning conditions to how many people playing to alias to enemies if you choice a small map
game play can last up to 2 days but they is a bigger map size called gigantic which can
keep you play the game for other 2 weeks (not going to get bored).
One of the games perks is to be able to build and design your own ships using
simplified CAD. The system is easy to use you start off with a hull add your own ship parts
to it then on the hard points which will show up red add weapons,shield,missiles, engines and life support.This game perk makes the ships look a lot more attractive and makes
it easieer to tell who ship is who's (unless you trade your ships) on top of all your ships you have a icon to represent your empire.The ship design is a big strong point and makes the game a lot more fun to play.

Another point of the game strengths is how to win in your battles they are three main ways you can
win the first is military conquest fighting and taking all your enemies planets from them this is the quickest but hardest way to win a battle. The second way you can win is by Cultural course spreading your influence by trading and tourism to the point where your enemies planets turn against them and join your empire you can also gain influence by building cultural stations which are space stations which can be upgraded to gain more influences or to defend it self from your enemy.The third way you can win the battle is through the longest route which is Diplomatic course which is forming alliances and to gain all the Technology they is.

2010-11-02T20:24:00.000-07:00

Platform: PC (this is a PC review) Genre: FPS/RPG Hybrid Single Player: Yes Multiplayer: No
Developer: 4A Games Distributor: THQ

Reading about the game and seeing the preview videos on the internet made me realize that it resembled S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Fallout 3 a bit. Those two are my type of games. So, when my friend asked me what he should buy me as a gift (he said he’d buy me any PC game I wanted), after much persuasion as to why he needn’t worry about buying me such an expensive gift, I gave in and said: “Metro 2033 then, please!”. So, after installing it, I was greeted with an interesting looking main menu. You see, I look at every little thing when it comes to games. Even things like the main menu layout, draw a picture of how the game will turn out once you click on “New Game” and then “Play”.

After beginning Metro 2033, you could immediately tell that this game would be good. The first sequence resembled Call of Duty 4 and S.T.A.L.K.E.R.’s love child. So, after the slick tutorial, which showed that the game play worked well, movement felt natural and that the gun mechanics were solid, you begin your adventure. The first safe area/”town” showed 4A Games’ commitment to detail and enthusiasm for their creation. Most NPCs look alike, as you’ll soon notice after you venture further into other “towns”. This was an annoyance that I was willing to look over, seeing as other aspects of the game were top notch. Now, I’ve been speaking about “towns” a little, so, let me elaborate…

Playing Free Online Game

2008-07-16T20:02:00.000-07:00

A new online project – geePlay.com was launched on 19.3.2009. It’s a multiplayer game among human players for real cash. You can buy a credit for your account to play with it. The credit you won can be cashed out. When you buy a credit, you’ll get a bonus in the amount of bought credit, up to 500€.

First game is 2D arcade multiplayer game based on open-source game Teewars. The main factor of success here is not luck or coincidence (e.g. like in poker), but player’s ability to control his character.
The main idea of the game is very simple – to beat as much opponents as possible. For every killed enemy you get points from his account, if you are killed by somebody, he gets points from yours.

At first you have to register. Then you need to download geePlay.com client and you can start playing. Registration process and installation is as simple as possible. Consequently you can buy a credit via PayPal.

You can choose from 3 different gameplay modes.

Training mod – determined for improving your skills without influence to your account
Deathmatch – for every killed opponent you get points, if you die, points are counted off your account
Tournament – this mode is divided to various modes, depending on the amount of the points for every kill. The tournament starts, when sufficient number of players joins the game and it ends after the time limit or the number of kills for the tournament is reached. When the tournament is over, rewards are divided among the best players.