Games News/Rewiews

2010-05-06 22:04:42 by Slonik
Shaun White: World Stage

Last season Shaun White Snowboarding appeared on all 3 current console matters, but it was the real Wii version which really shined. That happened because the developer were playing to the Wii's strengths, did not try to create real amazing graphics, and decided to make the gameplay fun and simple. It was just one of the only party games to become in great use in the Wii Balance Board. That 2009 year, Ubisoft did not even try making Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 versions of the partly cut game, World Stage of Shaun White.
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2010-05-06 21:25:02 by jeremylalonde
Heavy Rain

Heavy Rain is a pretty specific game, that has a lot more to do with moral than with hard action. It starts with a man suffering a heart attack, and you, as a player, are in the position where it's up to you to save his life. However, you must know that this is the man who became the reason for your beloved's just hours ago, as well as placing yourself into grave danger. So what will your choice be?
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2010-04-23 14:47:15 by obsessedwithher
WarioWare: D.I.Y

It was in the long gone year 2003 when the Nintendo game-makers introduced their famous collection of tiny minigames thrown in the gamer's face one after another without a single break to take a breathe, the whole heap joined in one big game. The idea didn't seem wise at all, yet plenty of fans were addicted right away and demanded more. So a lovely series emerged, running through practically all the Nintendo platforms out there.
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2010-03-30 20:56:32 by McGregor98
Metro 2033: The Last Refuge

4A's new game Metro 2033 is based on Dimiti Glukovzky's cyberpunk/sci-fi bestseller. The game takes the best out of the original novel, including a major survival horror component and a coincidentally tenable world. The level of challenge it offers is great for the time we live in, and the genre tradition here is both followed closely and countered suddenly. It's hard to play at first, frustrating occasionally and indefinitely satisfying all the time!
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2010-03-16 00:01:47 by already
Final Fantasy XIII

With a series as historical and much-loved as Final Fantasy the reaction to a new installment can be nothing other than scandalous. These games have a multitude of fans, each with their own hopes aimed at the latest Fantasy. Which are going to be proved by Final Fantasy XIII, then? And which, sadly, will be left for later?
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2010-03-07 20:40:33 by Stasys
Enter the Endless Ocean: Blue World

Although it did get its share of publicity, the first Endless Ocean cannot be ever called a smashing hit of a game. It didn't look as a gamer's game as such, despite all the tellings. Just another casual Wii «non-game», all the attention it received on the various online message boards was bored at best.

But well – there was room for surefire improvement! And that's exactly what Endless Ocean: Blue World has worked with, honing and refining numerous aspects, producing as a result a far stronger feeling of purpose, an ability to accomplish more, generally fighting for the audience.

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2010-03-07 20:40:33 by Stasys
Enter the Endless Ocean: Blue World

Although it did get its share of publicity, the first Endless Ocean cannot be ever called a smashing hit of a game. It didn't look as a gamer's game as such, despite all the tellings. Just another casual Wii «non-game», all the attention it received on the various online message boards was bored at best.

But well – there was room for surefire improvement! And that's exactly what Endless Ocean: Blue World has worked with, honing and refining numerous aspects, producing as a result a far stronger feeling of purpose, an ability to accomplish more, generally fighting for the audience.

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2010-02-28 17:21:21 by MadCoder
All Stars Rating by Sonic & Sega

Frankly, the game shows nothing new compared to dozens of other similar arcade racers, such as Mario Kart – basically, one can say that it's the same scenario with new characters that, nevertheless, strives to rival Mario and co in the Great Console War that has been raging for as long as consoles have existed. However, let us not hold all this against the crew that's created the game, since the result of their work is loads of fun for any age.
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2010-02-15 03:05:00 by Kubarem
“BioShock 2 AU”

“BioShock 2 AU” has been released recently. Irrational Games and 2K Marin developed it for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and Windows. “BioShock 2 AU” is the sequel to “BioShock’ released in 2007. “BioShock 2 AU” is a great game. It continues the original “BioShock” which was presented in 2007. It is a complex of Randian themes, subliminal storytelling techniques, security hacking, heavy artillery, Jedi-besting superpowers and visual design. It is a good sequel .
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2010-02-07 20:58:35 by 50centsucks
“Death by Cube” by Premium Agency

“Death by Cube” is another genre of Geometry Wars. Be ready to die. Often and quickly. The levels of the beginning of the “Death by Cube” are really fun. It includes strategy “missions” which introduce you in some rude way to how thing works. Then unexpected you get a place where the level simply feels unfair. You will find yourself telling “ok, that is cheap” to an opponent that was a so little away from you. You will tell the same also when a lot of laser shooting opponents. The lasers make some a nearly-impenetrable kind of barrier.
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