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Originally released on 15th March 2011, Shogun 2 is the latest in the famous Total War series. Across most of the top sites, this epic was seen as a return-to-form for its developers and it scored over 90% in most tests. But is it as good as it can be? KitGuru managed to get an exclusive 1-on-1 interview with AMD Developer Relations Guru, Nicolas Thibieroz. In part one, we find out more about Shogun 2 as a game and its up-coming patch to DX11.
Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 is one of the most awaited games this year, especially since Tomonobu Itagaki left the Team Ninja roster in a very public manner.
Much like the original Playstation 3 version Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 calls upon the Xbox influences to produce a game which looks to be exciting and dynamic. The core gameplay has not changed dramatically with the bizarre storyline, high octane action and sharp visuals setting the tone.
Ninjalane Podcast - In this episode we talk about playing Elder Scrolls V Skyrim and how getting 80 hours in might not be enough, we also discuss the new Gigabyte X79 UD3 and LGA2011 platform and wrap things up looking at the new Danger Den M6 CPU waterblock.
Nintendo Wii U ausprobiert Die E3 2012 stand zu einem guten Teil im Zeichen von Nintendos nächster Standkonsole, der Wii U. Wir hatten die Gelegenheit, das Gerät auf Nintendos Post-E3-Tour anzutesten.
B.J. Blazkowicz und Nazis? Wir nehmen uns stattdessen Cate Archer und die „Swinging Sixties“ vor und schauen, ob es auch heute noch Spaß macht, die Welt vor „H.A.R.M.“ zu bewahren.
Mysteries of Westgate was finished a year ago but due to behind the scene issues with DRM protection it has taken a long time to bring the adventure pack to public release. Unfortunately while this was happening Storm Of Zehir was released which featured enhancements not only to the party mechanics but to the engine.
The first Orcs Must Die! title was well received when it came out just nine months ago. With a blend of solid third person tower defense elements and light hearted orc genocide, developers Robot Entertainment made a well formed and cleverly made game that compelled me to spend hours getting that elusive five skull rating on each of its 24 levels. But outside of these maps and the higher ‘nightmare’ difficulty modes, there wasn’t much to the game – there were only a few extra levels available as DLC, no level editor and no cooperative multiplayer. Put simply, there wasn’t much of an end-game.
Ah, I love the smell of a good internet war in the morning. No, there hasn’t been some well deserved internet vigilantism and no there isn’t a middle-eastern coup being livestreamed via Twitter, nothing unimportant like that. No, a new Call of Duty has been released and everyone who’s anyone has said how awful it is. While reviewers have at least let it down gently, suggesting that it’s single player is dull, multiplayer features have been removed and that it’s all getting a bit tiresome, the internet has reacted much harder.
The PS Vita is the newest handheld gaming system and with that, like anything else, comes accessories. Sure you could buy them from other companies but Sony had theirs ready at launch and one of them is what I have for review today that’s actually an entire kit aptly named the Official PlayStation Vita Starter Kit. In this kit you’ll find two cases, a screen protector, wrist strap, cleaning cloth and even a case to carry your memory cards and games so you can take them with you. If you’ve got a PS Vita then you need pick up this starter kit as it’s got everything you need to protect and take your Vita with you.
Today we are taking our first look, an overview, of OnLive which is an on-demand service that streams games to your computer, TV or tablet PC. Requiring no discs, no hard-drive space, no downloads and no high-end components. It was originally announced at the 2009 Game Developers Conference and was planned for release that same year with a monthly fee or membership option however by the time OnLive reached the UK it was announced that there would no longer be any subscription fees for the service.
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