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Almost three years ago Age Of Pirates: Caribbean Tales was released - an adventure style RPG simulation game which places you on the open sea in the hunt for treasure and glory. As well as swordfighting you could trade goods and control cities and forts. The follow up has been released recently by Akelia and Playlogic which promises to build on the original concept with more up to date features and options.
Everyone on this planet is guilty of brand buying. You, me, your Uncle Lester, even your granny wouldn't buy anything but Pet Milk. It's human nature, we buy things just because they are familiar, no matter what the outcome may be. So of course, when I heard that Mountain Dew was coming out with World of Warcraft Game Fuel, my first instinct was to buy as much of it as I could get my hands on. Because just like Pepsi Josta, it won't be around for long...
With Fall on the horizon, it will soon be time for collegiates all over the nation to gear up for fierce gridiron combat. In NCAA Football 10 by EA Sports, fans can get into the action in style. Playing on my Playstation 3 with the Dual Shock 3 control, I was easily able to setup and start the game. Off the bat I knew this was different from previous versions as I was given a live update feed of ESPN news as I setup the game. The menu was easy to navigate and offered plenty of choices once I picked the team that I was going to assign to be my team, which was the University of Washington.
Remember Arkanoid? I do, it’s an old game that’s been around for quite some time, even though it’s old it’s still a bit of fun, breaking blocks by bouncing a ball around the screen is not a bad way to spend some time. Taito has recently released an updated version onto the Xbox360 console, specifically Xbox Live only. It’s a download only game that costs 800 points, and if you want to get in some old school gaming it’s quite worth it. Arkanoid Live! is revamped for the Xbox360 console with better graphics, achievements and even a new boss for you to fight. This versions also features co-operative play and online multiplayer mode as well so you can compete against others. So continue on for a brief review that includes screenshots and a couple movies..
Mit Wii MotionPlus verspricht Nintendo ein deutliches Mehr an Präzision und somit eine Aufwertung der Wii. ComputerBase testet anhand der beiden neuen Titel Wii Sports Resort und Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10, ob das Controller-Addon tatsächlich hält, was es verspricht.
In all the Fallout games there has always been a downed alien space ship and if you had been exploring the wastelands of Fallout 3 you would have already noticed it .... sending out an ominous distress call. This call gets answered and once again Bethesda Game Studios have a foundation for another downloadable expansion pack for their hugely successful futuristic title.
For review I’ve got the MusicSkins Pantera Rattle Skull for Rock Band Guitar skin, as the name suggests it’s Pantera themed, yes I like metal obviously. The skin is nicely made, and really does add to the look and feel of the guitar. Getting it on however is not as easy as you might think, it’s a sticker so it should be easy right? Well not really, it took me several tries to get it on correctly, luckily though the skin is easily removable and not permanent. The skin does have a faint texture to it, and it seems like a quality product overall, so read on to check it out and see the finished product
Death To Spies: Moment of Truth has recently appeared on Valve’s Steam platform and it is the sequel to 2007’s Death To Spies. It is a game which may be overlooked and that would be a shame because it combines challenging stealth gameplay with a super smooth and very effective engine.
We recently reviewed the console version of Wolfenstein 2009 and we came away a little unimpressed with the overall experience - even though the core gameplay was pretty good. By no means a bad game it however didn’t knock our socks off - something we are hoping the PC version might rectify today.
Today for review I’ve got a game called QuantZ, it’s a very unique casual puzzle style game that will get you hooked from the start. QuantZ features a rotating cube and marbles, the game relies on physics heavily, and utilizes it well. The idea is basic, break the marbles or QuantZ, but you can use your mouse to rotate the cube any which way and at varying speeds as well, rotating the cube causes the QuantZ to move around to re-group or even fly off of the cube to slowly fall back down, letting you group them to make matching color groups. The game might sound simple and basic, but it’s actually addictive and fun. Read on to learn more, I’ve got several screen shots for you along with a couple videos.
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