• 2Nov 09

  New Releases!

  Well the game developers obviously decided to cram all the good games into the last part of the year, which somewhat is sort of annoying. (To much games to play, not enought time, ect.) Anyways we got some [what looks like] GREAT new releases this month into next! Just among them are Dragon Age Origins, a [dark] fantasy RPG from Bioware, Star Wars the Force Unleashed Ultimate Sith edition, which is now coming for PC, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2, FPS goodness, and Assassins Creed 2!!! As you can see, this comes to a couple hundred dollars worth of good games, and possibly more, depeding on if you get the collecters edition or not. Also Fable 3 has been confirmed and there is now a new trailer for it!! So check out the Lionhead website for that. If your like me, and you can't wait, preorder all of these or just camp the stores, or be a loser and wait until reviews/price drop. Anyway, stay tuned for my reviews of these awesome games, and make sure to at least check them out/rent them if anything.

  • Posted Nov 2, 2009 5:52 pm GMT
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• 28Jan 09

  Dark Days for Mankind

  The world is suffering greatly these days. Here in America the economy is at its worst and some people barely have enough money for food and lodging, let alone the games we live on. These are some of the darkest days in a long time. With numerous natural disasters around the corner, fights that break out into wars, and global climate change that will continue for a thousand years to come, ending in the death of us all. Yes my fellow gamers, these are very dark days indeed. But something keeps us going through it all, hoping for better, happier times, all while knowing none shall ever come again. You may wonder what this greater power is, and ask yourself, "What good possibly bring us up and out of this dark, dank, hole." That is where we are all wrong. The answer is before us, before our dreary eyes, waiting to be part of us, and guide us past our hardships. For those of you who are doubtful I ask you to look again, to give the soul of us all a better chance. A chance for greatness, for power, and for wisdom. This greater being is all, and it is one. It is the game. Yes, the game. No im serious, its the game. Really, the game. Thats right the very one, the game. Not only does it live inside of us all, it pulsates with the beats of our heart, gazes through our eyes, and walks with us and among us, all at once. The game is all games, and all games are the game. You play the game, you live the game, you are the game. It is all there is. The game. Without it, mountains would tremble, oceans would sink, and jungles would shake. It is the spirit, the soul, the brain and mind of everything. It pulls the very roots of life together. And in times of need, it provides. In time we shall all follow the path of the game. But for now we are nothing, we are lost. The game is waiting, and we must answer it with open arms.

  • Posted Jan 28, 2009 3:34 pm GMT
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• 17Oct 08

  Fable and Fable 2 (The games behind the legend)

  The anticapation of Fable 2 has been rising dramatically over the past few weeks and Fable fans are going crazy over the game's release. I too, have been waiting, counting the days untill my adventure starts in the world of Albion. I can already picture what my character will look like and the attire he will wear across his broad shoulders and back. Everyone who knows games knows Fable, and if you don't - you might as well murder yourself. But the question is this: Will Fable 2 live up to its high expectations. This game in particular has promised a lot to the gaming world and it could go both ways in terms of making an imprint in today's games. The first Fable was a succes in its own right and evolved Role-playing games one step further. Now the sequel is upon us, but can it take another step forward and bring the RPG genre to a new level? Many games this year have promised a lot, and many of them kept those promises. Take Spore for example, its a game that was announced years ago and every year showed off something new and creative. In the end it reaced its goal, for the most part. Fable 2 has promised many things, perhaps even more than Spore did, and if it holds together it could be a great game in its own right.

  • Posted Oct 17, 2008 8:13 pm GMT
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