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Monday, September 7, 2009

Soul Calibur Broken Destiny (PSP)

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Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny is the latest entry in the Soulcalibur series, the premier weapons based one-on-one fighter. Broken Destiny is the series’ first release on the PSP system and is the first ever portable iteration of Soulcalibur to date. Robust and challenging single-player modes, head-to-head multiplayer and gorgeous visuals make this a must-have for any fighting game fan!

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Enter the world of Drawn, the newest adventure from Big Fish Games Studios. Unravel the secrets of the Painted Tower while overcoming challenging puzzles on your quest to save Iris. A curse has locked each floor of the tower, and only the most creative adventurer can find a way through. Enter lush painted worlds and meet fantastic characters who will help you…and sometimes try to stop you, on your quest through the dream world of The Painted Tower. Beware! Darkness approaches the tower. Can you save her in time? Get help uncovering the secrets of the Painted Tower while overcoming challenging puzzles on your quest to save Iris. Treat yourself to a dazzling compendium of tips and tricks! Follow step-by-step instructions on your fantastic journey through the lush painted worlds of Drawn with the Drawn: The Painted Tower ™

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Friday, September 4, 2009

hidden magic

Hidden Magic (Final) | 50.6 MB

This happened in a fairyland. After long wanderings couple magicians – Gabriel and Anna – moved away from everyone in the little house on the edge of the forest. One day, when one of them was not at home, ominous shadows crept out of the woods. They broke into the house, and soon jumped out, carrying a large bag. Then the shadow disappeared in the woods as quickly as it came. Arriving home, the second magnetic field detected signs of a struggle throughout the home, and his love has disappeared. After inspecting the room, he realized that they had visited the house of evil goblins … Hidden Magic (Final)

Captivating game Hidden Magic is a mixture of various genres. Then there are puzzles, and battle using magic spells. In the game you have to choose one of the main characters – Gabriel and Anna – and go in search of evil kidnappers. On the road you have to deal with different people the magic of the forest that you are not going to just let go. And you have to do battle against each of them.
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Hidden Magic appeals to all lovers of mystical tales and magical battles. A colorful game graphics immerse you into the world of magic and enchantment. Excellent musical accompaniment, three modes of play through, two of which are available immediately – all this you will find in this amazing game.
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BATTLEFIELD(armored fury)

Battlefield 2 Patch v 1.5 (2009)
PC Game | Windows | 2GB

Features:
* Additional support for Windows Vista.
* Added Highway Tampa as a required map.
* Added a new map called Operation Blue Pearl.
* Added Euro Force and Armored Fury as free to play content for all Battlefield 2 players.
* Added Widescreen support
* Allowed BF2.exe to use more than 2Gb RAM
* Added support for the Novint Falcon controller (www.novint.com).
Gameplay Tweaks:
* Changes made to both the J10 and F35B to make them more balanced.
* AA targeting tweaked to make it more effective.
* Added checks to prevent “runway grieving”.
* Various changes made to prevent cheating.
* Tweaked the hit detection, hits will be more accurate to the model.
* Occasional connection drops after being on a server a couple of minutes – Fixed
* Prevented use of mouse wheel to provide speed boost to vehicles
* Prevented use of mouse wheel to exploit parachutes
* Players can now pass claymores by going prone
* Update the HUD on TV Guided missiles to increase visibility on maps like Dragon Valley
* Added Battlefield 2142 style prone deviation (going prone will now cause reduced accuracy for a brief period)
Bug Fixes:
* Fixed the issue where picking up a players kit would cause CTD
* Updated BF2OpenAL.dll from version 1.1.1.0 to version 2.1.8.1
* Updated ch_gas_station collision mesh on Dragon Valley to be consistent with other gas station buildings
* Fixed the issue where MEC artillery piece on Operation Clean Sweep changes to the USMC’s control when they capture the Airfield flag
* Updated the Challenger2 HUD to show the correct icon instead of the M1A2 HUD icon
* Changed a PLA FAV to MEC FAV on Road to Jalalabad
* Tweaked the artillery respawn time on Dragon Valley for to 360 seconds as other artillery uses
* Included a delay after weapon switch for the Bizon (PP-19) to 0.666
* Updated the F35B’s lock delay to 1 second instead of 1.5 seconds to match other aircraft
* Changed the Humvee camo on Taraba Quarry to be the correct design
* Increased the splash damage of the UH-60 (Black Hawk) guns from 0.25 to 1.5
* Updated the G36E HUD to react the same as other weapons during sprint
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Genre: Economic Simulation
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X3: Terran Conflict is a brand new, stand-alone game set in the universe of X3. It is the culmination of the X trilogy, with a grand finale that takes us all the way back to Earth’s own solar system. Gamers can take on the roles of different characters in the X universe, or of a Terran military pilot, and experience a multitude of stories in the largest X universe ever featured — for X3: Terran Conflict will offer more missions than any other X game before. Meanwhile, X3: Terran Conflict will pose questions such as: How has Earth changed in all these years? And how will relations between Earth and its counterparts in the X universe develop?

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This is anthology collection of NFS games, Carbon, Most Wanted, Undercover and Pro Street. Enjoy!
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Sea Journey

Portable Sea Journey 1.1 Eng | PC Game | 31.6 Mb

Avreliy Games presents an exclusive game that goes beyond traditional notion of casual games! Sea Journey invites you to the fascinating world of watery waste, fresh breeze and hot sea battles. If you are discontent with ordinary casual games, if you want something more exciting and challenging, Sea Journey is just the game for you. Match3 games have never been so thrilling and absorbing.

To begin with, the gameplay is quite original. The playing area is divided into two parts: a match3 field and a visual sea battle above it. As you put matching items in a line, they blow up and affect the course of the battle or give you some profit. For example, a line of cannon balls lets you have a cannon-shot at the enemy; wheels increase the maneuvering ability of your ship in the battle, thus reducing the enemy’s shooting accuracy; various gems designate special features; coins let you buy new ships, and scrolls give you extra experience for ship upgrade. You and your enemy have 3 moves every turn, but if you match 4 or 5 items, you get extra moves. The game provides you with useful tips that help to choose what matches are the most beneficial. The battle is depicted in detail and looks very spectacular due to advanced graphics. Epic music along with real-life sound effects makes the action immensely impressive. The battles are set in various places, so you can enjoy many magnificent views such as storms, sunsets, volcanoes and harbors. There are 4 types of ships: trader, pirate, guard and phantom; and each type has its peculiar characteristics. When you get more than one ship, it is up to you to decide which one is more suitable for a certain mission. All in all there are 50 levels in Sea Journey, and as you upgrade your ships and improve their capabilities, your adventures get more dangerous and difficult. Besides fighting with other ships, you can attack enemy forts. By the way, besides the main plot, you can enjoy seven fabulous mini-games, which also bring you a good round sum!
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Thrilling journey
Collect resources to upgrade your ship
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Fixed a problem with integrated video hardware
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Neuro Hunter

Neuro Hunter [2009] | PC Game | Genre: Action RPG
Developer: Media Arts | Publisher: Deep Silver | Language: English

Computer expert Hunter is hired by the Johnston Biotek corporation, just called “Corporation” in the game. Hunter is to repair the network of a mining complex but fails and ends up in an underground cave world after an explosion. A man called Toadstool finds him and tells F where they are: In an underground world where a computer freak called Hacker has seized power.

Left alone by the Corporation, Hunter has to find a way back to the surface all by himself. On his quest he meets Kathryn, a mysterious woman, who sometimes helps the player. Hunter faces many dangers and problems; for instance, when he is confronted by sinister figures in an underground prison colony. Of course we cannot give away whether he finds the suspected lift to the surface there.

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✔ Cyberpunk role playing game with atmospheric graphics
✔ 36 main and 6 side quests wrapped into an intriguing Sci-Fi-story
✔ 6 classes of different implants to improve your characters abilities
✔ Tactical realtime-fights in the Matrix – hacking of networks and sabotage of security systems
✔ 14 different monster classes and many subclasses: reptiles, hybrids, humanoid mutants, giant spiders, quantum ghosts and more…

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Spectrobes: Origins is an action role-playing game that pits you and your team of powerful spectrobes against a dark force that devours whole galaxies. It marks the first time that the series has made the leap from handheld to console and features a healthy variety of spectrobes and a promising battle system, but its core mechanics never mature enough to create a truly gripping adventure. It's also quite repetitive and beset by numerous annoying faults that make this a charming but unrefined button masher.

Pummel vicious krawl monsters with the help of your powerful spectrobes.

The plot is unexciting and predictable with flat characters and obvious twists, but it provides a sufficient backdrop that is nicely accentuated by spectrobes: creatures that fight alongside human masters. You're cast as Rallen and Jeena who are spectrobe masters. They are also members of the Nanairo Planetary Patrol, which is an organization dedicated to the eradication of vicious krawl monsters roaming the universe. After being sucked through a portal to the planet Wyterra, you must save the world from the krawl.
Similar to other monster-battling games, you'll lead a team of spectrobe creatures that span various elemental properties and types, such as fire and flying, to best foes and access new areas. Spectrobes awakened from fossils begin in child form and are easily managed via a virtual incubator room, where you feed them items you've collected to increase their health or experience. You can also evolve them to combat-ready adult form or train them via attack dummies, but otherwise, your interaction is fairly limited. Once on the field, child spectrobes are handy for unlocking doors and fetching items, and they're especially useful for solving puzzles as you explore open environments and robust temple ruins. These brainteasers are easy for the most party, but they're specifically tailored to each temple, so they at least keep the exploration vaguely interesting.
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Excavate spectrobe fossils with a variety of tools in a cute but simplistic minigame.

A few minigames offer some fun, even though they're limited in scope. For example, one in which you excavate fossils determines the level of your spectrobes based on how carefully and quickly you free them from ancient rock. You can also resurrect spectrobes in a simplistic minigame by swinging the remote to mimic a brief musical tune. Spectrobes: Origins also boasts a two-player cooperative feature, which lets you instantly switch a friend into or out of the action. Your partner is limited to controlling your spectrobes instead of his or her own team, which works, but is a little disappointing. You'll also encounter additional camera oddities during co-op, because the camera closely follows your character but frequently obscures or abandons your partner.
The game's brightly colored and open areas are visually appealing and feature sun-scorching deserts and crystal-clear flowing streams. However, jagged edges appear on the otherwise smoothly detailed environmental objects and character models. There's a healthy variety of spectrobes, and child spectrobes are adorably designed and modeled after animals, though some--including flying onions and pink bunny slippers--are a bit zanier. Adult spectrobe design is sufficiently intimidating, and they are all accompanied by flamboyant attack effects, though those occasionally cause slowdown. The musical backdrop is quite soothing and subtle and appropriately matches exploration locales and soft ambient noises, such as rushing water, but it is slightly marred by a cheesy rock battle theme and grating attack cries.
You can complete the main story in around 25 hours, and this includes a fair amount of time spent leveling various spectrobes in your quest to design the ultimate team. The game does make use of some minor backtracking and sports very few side quests, though there are several unlockable bonus missions and a new side story rewarded upon completion. Spectrobes: Origins has a decent, if extremely primitive, foundation with fast-paced combat, two-player co-op, and a cute excavating minigame, but it fails to evolve into a more compelling and sophisticated monster battler.

The Good

Fast-paced combat with neat motion controls
Open, aesthetically pleasing environments
Good variety of creatures to control.

The Bad

Primitive gameplay
Combat gets repetitive
Lacks compelling creature customization.

Spectrobes Origins USA Wii-PROMiNENT
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Size : 4.3 GB
Region: NTSC Published by: Disney Interactive Studios
Developed by: Genki
Release Date: August 18, 2009
Genre:Action/Adventure
Features:

New in-depth story that reveals secrets from the past
Innovative design with never seen before 3-D excavation system
Large-scale, real-time boss battles that require both speed and strategy

Sunday, August 23, 2009

wolfenstein

Wolfenstein

The new first-person shooter from Activision, id Software, and Raven Software. The original Wolfenstein 3D shipped more than 17 years ago and as you probably already know it popularized the first-person shooter. Before Half-Life made scripted shooters all the rage, Wolfenstein 3D relished in the pure simplicity of roaming around big levels and blasting Nazis with an ever-escalating arsenal of weaponry. Call it the Inglorious Basterds of its day. This new Wolfenstein definitely borrows the spirit of the original, but it also has some new baggage, as well.
You play as Allied agent B.J. Blazkowicz, basically every German's worst nightmare. In Wolfenstein, you uncover a mysterious artifact using something called Black Sun energy, and it's up to you to stop the Third Reich from developing it into a weapon. And like that, you're sent to the city of Isenstadt, deep in the heart of Germany. There, you'll work with the local resistance group and another faction to halt the nefarious Nazi plot.

Killing Nazis never really goes out of style.

This isn't a purely linear, scripted game. Instead, like the upcoming Halo 3: ODST, the idea is that you use a city level as a hub of sorts that launches you into various missions. This lets you explore the city quite a bit, much like you may have explored the levels in the original Wolfenstein 3D. When you come upon German patrols, it's time to have some fun. You can meet up with contacts to get missions, which then lead you to various jumping off points that launch you into different levels. Once you're done, you return back to the city levels.

Unfortunately, this is where Wolfenstein also stumbles, because it feels like the designers didn't have enough faith in their ideas to fully develop them. You might think that this is a relatively large world or a blend of FPS and RPG, where you can accumulate quests from NPCs and then decide which ones to pursue. Instead, this freedom only gives you a thin illusion of open world gameplay. The city levels of Isenstadt are incredibly compact, and navigating it only takes a handful of seconds rather than minutes. You'll run along the same streets and alleyways a ridiculous number of times over the course of the game as you go between contacts of the local resistance group and other factions. Before long, exploration quickly gets dropped, especially since there's not much need to look at your in-game map as there's a constant marker on the compass telling you exactly where you need to go.

The Veil is the alternate dimension in the game.

Meanwhile, the mission structure is also fairly linear; you complete a mission for one group and then they tell you to go talk to another faction that will give you another mission, and so on. There's not much sense that you've got a lot of choice or freedom in the matter. There's no currying favor with one faction or displeasing another, either. They're just telling you where to go and what to blow up. At least the good news here is that there's a lot to blow up.

Combat in Wolfenstein might surprise you with the amount of environmental destruction at work. While you can't blow up walls and buildings, a lot of stuff does fly when grenades detonate, and plenty of cover gets shredded by gunfire. The core idea of killing Nazis is in good effect, as you can blast them with conventional weapons and when that gets boring or you start running low on ammo you can pull out your more exotic gear, such as the particle beam that pretty much vaporizes enemies. You can also upgrade your weapons considerably, using gold that you find and recover from the levels. You can't afford to upgrade every weapon, but if you have a favorite you can boost its range, accuracy, recoil dampening, and much more.

This wouldn't be Wolfenstein without a supernatural element. In this case, it's a mystical amulet that gives you special powers. Veil Sight sort of acts like night vision, but it also highlights enemy weak spots and, more importantly, it lets you travel to another dimension where obstacles in the real world might not exist. If there's a solid brick wall ahead of you, turn on Veil Sight and you might discover a gaping hole that you can walk through. This facilitates exploration and can be used to flank dangerous enemy positions. The rest of the powers are familiar to shooter fans; there's a bullet-time like ability, a shield ability, and a shield-penetrating ability that's useful in puzzle situations as well as against certain enemies.

Speaking of enemies, they'll run the gamut from Wehrmact infantry to SS troopers to Veil-enhanced foes, such as the armored Heavy Trooper and the Assassin. The more exotic foes are dangerous, but they have specific weaknesses that can be exploited if you use your Veil powers. And you might as well use them, too, because there's not much use rationing the Veil powers given that there's no shortage of special Black Sun recharge points throughout the game.

Upgrade your weapons using gold found in levels.

Wolfenstein has a solid, graphical look, and it looks the best on the PC, but it really begins to shine when you get into the missions that take you out of the city. There are a variety of environments that are well rendered, from an outlying farm to a vast underground facility to a monstrously huge zeppelin. The city of Isenstadt feels relatively bland in comparison. Character models are well done, but there's a sense that the graphics engine (built on the same technology of the one that powered Quake IV) isn't as state-of-the-art as it used to be. The audio is generally excellent, and it's nice to hear the accurate report of weapons in single-player. However, those same guns sound tinny in multiplayer.

The single-player campaign runs about as long as most; you'll probably get about six to eight hours out of it. Then it's on to multiplayer, and it's interesting in that it goes for a decidedly retro look and feel; it ditches the glossier graphics of the single-player game to give character models and animation that is reminiscent of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, the 2001 game. Yet the multiplayer modes themselves feel relatively rudimentary and they aren't as deep as the popular Return to Castle Wolfenstein mod Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory, which is puzzling. Anothe problem is that Wolfenstein is competing against another recent Activision World War II shooter, the wildly popular and deep Call of Duty: World at War.

Multiplayer seems to forget Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory existed.

It's hard to see Wolfenstein peeling away players from those games, especially with just three modes. There's Team Deathmatch, Objective, and Stopwatch. Objective requires one team to carry out a task and the other team to try and stop them, while stopwatch is where both teams take turns in an objective-style level and try to beat each other's times. But it basically translates into lots of mindless running-and-gunning, and the quick respawn times means that there's not much penalty in dying. Plus, the game only supports up to 12 players, which means that the matches lack the scale of other games that have 16.
Closing Comments
With almost a decade between installments, it's impossible to argue that id is trying to milk the Wolfenstein license. Yet this also means that a lot of evolution has gone on in the genre. It's admirable that Raven Software recognized this with Wolfenstein, but you can't help but wish that they developed the kernel of the ideas in this game into something more. As it is, this new Wolfenstein comes off as an engaging, though otherwise forgettable, shooter.

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Need For Speed Carbon

need for spppd carbon

What starts in the city is settled in the canyons as Need for Speed Carbon immerses you into the world's most dangerous and adrenaline-filled form of street racing. You and your crew must race in an all-out war for the city, risking everything to take over your rivals' neighborhoods one block at a time. As the police turn up the heat, the battle ultimately shifts to Carbon Canyon, where territories and reputations can be lost on every perilous curve.

Carbon

Filename: NFS_Carbon_Demo_EU.exe
Filesize: 650.49 MBytes
Date Added: October 27, 2006

Developer: » EA Canada	Genre: » Action
Publisher: » Electronic Arts
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continues the story where Most Wanted left off. For those just tuning in, Most Wanted ended with you recovering your stolen car and bailing out of the city of Rockport while the overzealous, anti-street-racing Sgt. Cross continued his pursuit. At the start of Carbon, you’re making your way to Palmont City when cross now a bounty hunter, catches up with you and totals your car during the chase. Before he can collect his bounty on you, though, your old friend Darius steps in and pays off Cross. You are then put to work, taking over the turf of the other rival street-racing crews in Palmont City. It seems that you’ve got a history in this town that predates the events in Most Wanted. And during the course of the game, you’ll learn more about that fateful night you skipped town. Different characters will give their takes on the night you supposedly ran off with a big red duffle bag full of cash. And by the end of the game, you’ll not only find out what really happened, but you’ll have taken over all of the street-racing territory in Palmont City.screens:-