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SEGA are one of the first publishers to get behind the PS Vita and their launch week offering is Virtua Tennis 4: World Tour Edition. With touch screen controls, online play and motion sensor functionality included in addition to the standard tennis modes it could offer something quite different to the average console experience.
Dirt: Showdown runs great on three monitors, and AMD even gave it the EyeFinity Optimized stamp of approval. We have to admit that playing a racing game like this on three monitors definitely adds to the immersion. You also don't need a high-end graphics card to run this game on 5760x1080 and Medium settings. Both the Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 and the AMD Radeon HD 7870 are fast enough to achieve 60 fps. Even the Radeon HD 7850 gets close.
Before we begin looking at the game it is worth noting that The Missing Link isn't the first downloadable content for Deus EX, the Tactical Enhancement Pack and the Explosive Mission Pack, both of which were available with a pre-ordered copy of Human Revolution, are now available from Steam for the bargain price of £1.99 each.
Lara Croft is one of the gaming industries shining stars. Her games have sold millions of copies worldwide and A-list Hollywood stars have clamored to star in her movies. The first Tomb Raider game remains memorable for many people as being one of the first games to kick start the battle between 3DFX and PowerVR many eons ago. The latest title is a ‘reboot’ to bring Lara kicking and screaming into 2013. But is it any good?
Electronic Arts latest Medal Of Honor game has received much hype already – this is a big franchise which has always sold well. The latest title has the series removed from World War 2 into the present day, within the conflict in Afghanistan. A portion of the press have been angry to point out that multiplayer mode offers the player choice of taking a Taliban soldier … a game aspect which hasn’t been warmly received. What about the plethora of games featuring Nazi’s though? How quickly things are forgotten.
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.
Considering the series first began with the launch of the PS3 system, it's hard to believe just how popular and revered this series has become in such a short time. Whilst the first game had its problems, it was no doubt the stand out game from the launch pack back in the day and its sequel proved that Naughty Dog was one of the world's premiere video game developers.
Bulletstorm was released on the console and PC platforms last week. Today we are looking at the PC version which is actually a hell of a lot of fun. The game is set to appeal to a wide audience, because it doesn’t take itself too seriously, rather poking fun at the modernday seriousness of first person shooters. Think Duke Nukem with a group of swearing, tough as nails marines and an inventive, adaptive kill system.
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