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Red Dead Redemption ist einer der Überraschungshits dieses Jahres. Ganz ohne Hype schafft es das Spiel an die Spitze der Verkaufscharts und überzeugt viele Spieler. Ob das Spiel auch uns überzeugen kann, klärt der PCGH-Test.
Red Faction Guerrilla has finally made it to the PC and with the GeoMod 2.0 engine you can blow up and damage almost everything in the game. You can fire rockets, detonate charges and even smash through buildings with sledgehammers to get the job done and everything reacts realistically. PC users get extra single player content such as additional modes and multiplayer maps. It is the latest in a brilliant list of PC games released this month - you just need to make sure you have the hardware to handle it.
Tripwire Interactive, Red Orchestra 2 - wie, war was? Der unbekannte und vor allem kleine Entwickler wird den wenigsten Spielern ein Begriff sein, Pubslisher 1C schon eher, wenngleich einem eher ausgewählten Kreis. Denn der hat vor allem Hardcore-Simulationen im Portfolio, etwa die Men of War Serie, die gegen den Arcade-Strom bei Spielen schwimmt. Gleiches möchte Tripwire mit Red Orchestra 2 gelingen, dessen Vorgänger Ostfront 1941-1945 auf Basis eines Mods für Unreal Tournament entstand und eine eingeschworene, aber treue Fangemeinde besitzt. Der Nachfolger "Heroes of Stalingrad" spielt immer noch im zweiten Weltkrieg, immer noch an der Ostfront und soll trotz des hohen Realitätsgehaltes immer noch Spaß machen. In wie weit Krieg aber Entertainmentzwecken dienen kann und was genau Red Orchestra 2 für schlappe 30 € alles simuliert, haben die Frontschweine bei Tech-Review im russischen Winter herausgefunden.
„Red Orchestra 2 – Heroes of Stalingrad“ setzt wie der Vorgänger auf einen hohen Realitätsgrad – und ist dadurch knackig schwer. Eine solche Konzeption kann funktionieren, benötigt dafür aber genauso wie andere Spiele eine saubere Umsetzung. ComputerBase klärt im Test, was der Titel vor diesem Hintergrund zu bieten hat.
The action-adventure genre has been getting a decent amount of attention lately with the Batman Arkham games as well as more recent titles like Tomb Raider and Devil May Cry. Remember Me is a title in this same mold from Capcom and Dontnod Entertainment that looks to balance the standard mix of platforming, exploration and combat along with a few unique tricks up its sleeve to deliver us an entertaining experience in a sci-fi dystopia based around the interesting concept of memory transfer. Will this offering prove memorable or fall flat in its attempt? Join me as we take a look.
Remember Me takes you into the future, Paris in 2084 to be exact. Your memory can be changed between humans, but is that all that is happening?"
The Resident Evil 5 demo was released recently in Japan and while i was over speaking to Capcom I was fortunate enough to spend most of a weekend playing the two level demo on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. This demo gives us a good indication of how Capcoms latest and greatest is shaping up ahead of release in March.
Resident Evil 5 was released on the consoles around 6 months ago and it was positively received by both critics and more importantly the public. It brought together some of the franchise’s classic characters and combined a few of the best elements of previous releases for the finest release to date. The addition of cooperative mode increased the overall enjoyment and ensured healthy sales. Today we look at the PC version which has been much awaited.
This guide was created aiming to contain the least amount of spoilers possible, however it may contain one or another. I apologize for that. Also, at least not for now, I do not intend to give a detailed strategy for The Mercenaries mode.
It was also written for the Japanese Xbox 360 version of the game, but it should work just fine for the US and Playstation 3 and PC versions. If you're playing the PS3, PC or the US version and notice something different, please, let me know.
There were several vendors at PAX 09 that were showing off Resident Evil 5 for the PC. Of course, the Capcom booth was featuring the latest zombie shooter, and nVidia was showing how it worked with their exclusive 3d technology. I spoke with the Microsoft rep at the Games for Windows section about how the zombie shooter differs from the console version.
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