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Delivering an authentic and intensely personal US Marine Corps infantryman experience, Operation Flashpoint: Red River offers an epic campaign played out on a deadly new battlefield set in the remote yet beautiful country of Tajikistan along the Vakhsh River.
Red River depicts a fictional conflict with contemporary geopolitical themes, unfolding over three distinct acts in both single player and drop-in-drop-out co-operative play for up to four players online. Faced with new counter-insurgency combat and the returning threat of the Chinese PLA, players will feel the tension, brutality and carnage of modern conflict from the perspective of a marine fireteam on deployment in a hostile country.
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It would be easy to pass over Rock Band 3 as just another addition to the tried and true musical party game genre. And for many, this is all it will be. Sadly to this reviewer it doesn’t amount to much more than a brand new collection of songs and some game-play tweaks. However if you’ve got an additional $200 to lay down on the Rock Band 3 keyboard, you’ve got a whole new gaming experience.
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No one at GameGuide owns a Wii, so when Sega sent us Sonic Colours for the Wii to review we didn’t know what to do. Maybe we should send it back some one suggested. No said I, lets give it away to one of our lucky readers. All you have
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A dark detective thriller set against the most violent years in L.A.’s history, L.A. Noire’s revolutionary marriage of gameplay and advanced capture technology is coming in spring 2011. The first proper trailer was launched last week, and recently, members of the gaming press worldwide* got their first look at the game in motion. Here’s a roundup of what they discovered, alongside some brand new screenshots:
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A dark detective thriller set against the most violent years in L.A.’s history, L.A. Noire’s revolutionary marriage of gameplay and advanced capture technology is coming in spring 2011. The first proper trailer was launched last week, and recently, members of the gaming press worldwide* got their first look at the game in motion. Here’s a roundup of what they discovered, alongside some brand new screenshots:
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My wife likes to tell me that there is a 13 year old boy inside every man. Even more so if that man is a gamer. She’s probably right. It would explain why I love Need for Speed Hot Pursuit so damn much.
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit is the re-boot of the Need for Speed franchise that of recent years became a little bogged down in the details. EA gave the job of bringing life back to Need For Speed to Burnout: Paradise developer Criterion Games.
Criterion stripped it back to the basics, fast cars, smooth roads, cops and slow motion crashes. It’s a 13 year old boy’s dream racing game.
Set in the mystical Seacrest County – a location that has everything, from coastal roads, to snowy peaks, the miles of highway are liberally littered with a plethora of shortcuts and surprisingly devoid of too much traffic. Add to this the fact that all the racers seem to drive exotic sports cars rather than Jap imports, and the cops likewise, and you have the beginnings of an awesome game.
But wait, there’s more.
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My wife likes to tell me that there is a 13 year old boy inside every man. Even more so if that man is a gamer. She’s probably right. It would explain why I love Need for Speed Hot Pursuit so damn much.
Need for Speed Hot Pursuit is the re-boot of the Need for Speed franchise that of recent years became a little bogged down in the details. EA gave the job of bringing life back to Need For Speed to Burnout: Paradise developer Criterion Games.
Criterion stripped it back to the basics, fast cars, smooth roads, cops and slow motion crashes. It’s a 13 year old boy’s dream racing game.
Set in the mystical Seacrest County – a location that has everything, from coastal roads, to snowy peaks, the miles of highway are liberally littered with a plethora of shortcuts and surprisingly devoid of too much traffic. Add to this the fact that all the racers seem to drive exotic sports cars rather than Jap imports, and the cops likewise, and you have the beginnings of an awesome game.
But wait, there’s more.
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Video games are becoming a stronger factor in relationship difficulties, according to a OnePoll.com survey reported by the Daily Mail. The opt-in survey counted 1,500 gamers and their partners. Of the participants who were gamers, 10% said they had skipped a date or rejected sex in favor of playing a game, and 5% said games had lost them a relationship. 70% said their partner has become regularly annoyed at the amount of time played.
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Ah, cricket. The gentleman’s game. The long, drawn out game where you mostly get to stand around. It’s not a sport that I’m particularly fond of.
I have however played Codemasters’ previous cricket game, so I have a little experience with the genre, at least in the gaming sense. Not that I can remember too much, except it was overly complicated and I couldn’t hit the damn ball.
Fortunately, along with crisper graphics, Codies have designed a batting system that actually makes sense to a complete idiot like me (in the cricketing sense).
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