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Mit der Advanced-Serie machte die Marke Revoltec einen weiteren (großen) Schritt in Richtung Gaming-Zubehör. Dass es weiter geht in Punkto Gaming-Zubehör, zeigt Revoltec mit 2 neuen Mäusen und dem passenden Untergrund. Im heutigen Test haben wir die FightMouse, FightMouse PRO und die FightMat PRO2 für euch unter die Lupe genommen.
Lord of the Rings: Conquest is a solid release from Pandemic Studios and EA that will delight fans of the novels and films as well as gamers who crave lots of action and options in their games. The game allows players to decide to play for the path of good or evil and once that decision is reached, then the real fun begins. If you chose the path of good, then you will follow Frodo on his mission to destroy the ring. Should you decide to ally with evil, then the game shows a world where the ring was not destroyed and allows you lay waste to the land.
We don’t often review games on the handheld consoles because most of them aren’t really relevant to our audience. We are willing to make exceptions however and today we have one of the finest games released on Sony’s PSP up for review. Developer Sony Bend have released a modern day classic which hits the mark and will go down in the annals of history as one of the finest PSP games ever made.
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.
Shellshock 2: Blood Trails is a game from developer Rebellion who were responsible for Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron and The Simpsons Game. The title up for review today was produced on a limited budget and we will find out today if it shows.
I love the FEAR games. That may sound odd because I don't like games that stay the same, but FEAR has always done a good job of offering a nice and engaging story while highlighting combat. Unlike most FPS games FEAR has always let the player determine how a fight goes down. I know that in COD5 there was next to no variation in how to get through a level. But in FEAR the enemies are always smart, slo-mo instantly changes a fight, and there are always many options in weapons and melee. I honestly believe that while many would dog FEAR's lack on innovation and somewhat cliched story, this series does combat better than any FPS.
Tom Clancy’s HAWX is by developer Ubisoft Romania, the studio who brought us the Blazing Angels games. HAWX is a successor of sorts although as it is set in the future the array of hardware on offer is a much more exciting prospect.
This is going to spoil Metal Gear Solid 4. Do not, I repeat DO NOT read this if you have not played MGS4 and have followed the series. If you haven't played MGS4 go play it, because MGS4 effing rules. Come back here, this editorial will be here.
We recently spent some time with Cryostatis developer Action Forms Limited and they let us play their forthcoming PhysX supported title. Many of you will have already tried out the graphics demo which has been available for a while. It certainly seems an ambitious title, but is it actually any good?
Command and Conquer 3 has been another successful game for Electronic Arts and it hasn’t taken them long in developing an expansion pack which is going to be available as a download. Called Uprising it is scheduled to be released in March for $20 and it will ship with new units and maps and four more story campaigns as well as a new Commander’s Challenger mode.
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