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mit BattleForge präsentieren die deutschen Entwickler von EA Phenomic einen Titel, der schon bei der genretechnischen Einordnung für Aufmerksamkeit sorgt. ComputerBase hat das ambitionierte Online-RTS mit Sammelkartenspielflair und RPG-Momenten auf Herz und Nieren geprüft und klärt, ob die Genre-Verquickung geglückt ist.
The phenomenally successful Grand Theft Auto series roars onto Nintendo DS in style in the very impressive Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars.
Using the same outlay of Liberty City that was featured in Grand Theft Auto 4, the game tells the story of Huang Lee who is tasked with delivering a sword to his uncle after the murder of his father. The sword is a key symbol that will allow his family to maintain control of the local gangs.
Things do not go as planned as Huang is beaten and left for dead soon after his arrival in town and has the sword stolen from him. This forces Huang to fight to avenge his honor and seek riches and revenge.
Grand Ages: Rome is the followup to Glory Of The Roman Empire and Imperium Romanium from developer Kalypso Media. Both of these were pretty much run of the mill city building titles so we will find out today if the new game is going to be a more appealing investment.
It would be fair to say that MMORPG’s are taking ground from single player RPG’s on the PC in recent years so today it is with much interest that we take a look at Square Enix’s Last Remnant, a game which originally hit the Xbox 360 in late 2008. Those familiar with the game will find a host of improvements and tweaks to make the experience even more enjoyable however the game is not without fault.
Escape from Butcher Bay was loved by PC gamers the world over and today we take a look at the sequel which follows Riddick on his new journey. “They say hope begins in the dark ... The Darkness, for me, is where I shine.”
Battlefield has been a huge success on the next generation consoles, however the real strength of the franchise has always been firmly rooted on the PC. Electronic Arts and DICE are preparing for a sequel which promises tons of destruction and as much chaos as you could possibly handle. We recently spent some time with them looking at an early version of the game which is due out this winter.
The Godfather was a big seller for Electronic Arts and today we have a look at the sequel, a title which not only adds some strategy to the game play mechanic, but which also attempts to mirror some key story elements of the film.
We were recently invited by Sega to a hands on session with the forthcoming Virtua Tennis 2009 behind closed doors. Even with our limited time spent with the game I am already sure that this could very well be the best iteration of the game yet.
It has been five years since we saw Riddick shredding up enemies in 2004's "Escape from Butcher Bay". That game was a runaway hit that came out of nowhere, and left many PC gamers wanting more. Atari has now developed the sequel to this sequel (Riddick's character was originally introduced in the movie Pitch Black), but this time expands its audience to include the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. In this review, we'll be focusing on the PC review, because believe me there are glaring differences between the PC version and its console bretheren.
Some of the more mature gamers will remember seeing the original Ghostbusters movie then playing the video game on their Commodore 64 many eons ago. Later this year developer Terminal Reality (via publisher Atari) are releasing a new Ghostbusters title which is set to bring a whole new generation of fans into the spirit of the franchise. We recently had some time to sit down with a beta version of the code and to share our thoughts on how it has been developing.
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