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On Wednesday, January 26th, Sony and Zipper Interactive invited the OCModShop crew to their offices in Redmond, Washington to take a look at the new SOCOM 4 and let us ask questions. Not only did we get a full tour of the game, but they had a lobby all decked out with multiple stations for us to play the single and multiplayer campaigns. They even showed off some of the new technology features, particularly 3d television support and Playstation Move support and a new gun peripheral.
On Wednesday, January 26th, Sony and Zipper Interactive invited the OCModShop crew to their offices in Redmond, Washington to take a look at the new SOCOM 4 and let us ask questions. Not only did we get a full tour of the game, but they had a lobby all decked out with multiple stations for us to play the single and multiplayer campaigns. They even showed off some of the new technology features, particularly 3d television support and Playstation Move support and a new gun peripheral.
Over the holidays I've been testing the Blackmagic Intensity Shuttle, a little device that gives us the ability to record our gaming footage in HD and it has given us the ability to implement our own in-game footage and screenshots. But this isn't something we'll get into today - Keep an eye out for a standalone review in the coming weeks!
Hands up if you like Oblivion: Elder Scrolls? If so, then Two Worlds II is going to certainly tickle your gaming taste buds. The game plays in a very similar manner, with wide open interactive worlds and addictive gameplay. Compared to the first, it is a huge improvement, but we aren’t sure if that is such a difficult task.
Last year we took a look at the very first audio product from long time memory manufacturer, Corsair. We were impressed to cut a long story short; it was a great headset. In fact, it was one of the best through our doors, and for a seriously competitive price.
Rearmed 2 see's everyone's favourite 2.5D protagonist Nathan Spencer return to once again save the world from tyranny and destruction. This time standing in his way is the evil General Sabio who, despite not matching up to the Nazi dictatorship of the original Bionic Commando on the evil scale, is a pretty nasty guy who threatens to launch a missile strike on all things pure and good. Anyone who has played the game before will know what to expect and Rearmed 2 follows the same formula as its successors where we navigate our way through treacherous levels and wipe out legions of enemies using the trusty bionic arm whenever needed.
It's every school kids dream to one day be an astronaut, jetting into the far reaches of the solar system to explore new worlds and potentially meet new species. We'll have engineers, doctors, nurses, teachers, mothers, fathers, grandparents and children living millions of light years from Earth in their own, new world. Sounds pretty awesome doesn't it? Well, not if you're Isaac Clarke and certainly not if you're on-board the Sprawl; a giant colony built on one of Saturn's 3 moons...
When Writer/ Director George Lucas took to the stage at the latest 'Star Wars Celebration V' fan convention in August 2010 to announce a Star Wars saga Blu-ray for release in 2011, fans were surprised. Afterall, he'd already committed to a 3D re-release of all six films starting from 2012. Additionally, 2012 marks the 30th Anniversary of the first film A New Hope. Still after the seemingly forever wait for the films to be released on DVD, fans won't complain that the Blu-ray's will have arrived with merciful haste.
Launching on the 1st of March (US) and 4th of March (EU), and currently in open beta, RIFT is a brand new next generation MMO from Trion Worlds. RIFT has been in development for about four years and has been in closed beta since late last year. Promising next generation graphics combined with a dynamic world setting RIFT has caused quite a stir in the MMO community.
I was a huge Test Drive Unlimited fan. Sure, there were some areas that other "racing" games did better in, but what TDU did was bring with it not just a racing game, but a life style game. TDU2 hopes to take that experience to the next level and in some areas they have; in others, not so much. From the start you get what the whole game is about and you understand that it's not just another racing game. As you find yourself day dreaming in a Ferrari to then be snapped back to reality as the owner comes to the car, you get a little tingle thinking how you've dreamt this as well.
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