PA has some offers going, so if you lack some gaming for the summer (or are allergic to the sun or something) check these out:
Xbox 360 (region free versions):
Where the Wild Things Are $9,99
Dante's Inferno $19,90
Legend of Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole $12,50
Tropico 3 $14,90
Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe (Platinum version) $17.90
Project Sylpheed: Arc of Deception $9,90
PS 3 (always region free):
3D Dot Game Heroes $18,50
Fallout: New Vegas $17,90
Katamari Forever $19,90
PC (region, what region?):
Red Faction: Guerrilla $3,99
The newly released Dungeons & Dragons: Daggerdale $19,90
Dynasty Warriors 6 $7,90
Monday, June 20, 2011
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
June update; Witcher 2, L.A. Noire and other stuff...
Been a tad busy building a three by five meter storage shed in the back yard, so very little gaming going on.
I have tried Witcher 2: The Assassins of Kings though; very nice box with a coin, map, cutout characters, etc. And incredibly unforgiving combat system with no clue as to when a particular mission is suitable to your character's level or skills. Very nice graphics, aside from the occasional uncanny facial animation...
And L.A. Noire; I really don't understand what all the fuss is about. The game has been in development since 2006, and it shows in lots of places as crappy low res textures, low polygon houses, etc. And the cases? Might as well call it "serial woman slaying investigator, the game". I mean, how many laid out naked, strangled and assaulted women you have to put in cases in a row? Five? Enough? Get repetitive at all? Sheesh...
Don't get me wrong, the voice acting and the motion capture are top notch, and I actually recognized many of the actors from their faces ("Hey, it's the cop guy from heroes!") - and it's not a bad game. I just get the feeling I'm being led through my nose towards an ending I have very little power to affect... ;P
I have tried Witcher 2: The Assassins of Kings though; very nice box with a coin, map, cutout characters, etc. And incredibly unforgiving combat system with no clue as to when a particular mission is suitable to your character's level or skills. Very nice graphics, aside from the occasional uncanny facial animation...
And L.A. Noire; I really don't understand what all the fuss is about. The game has been in development since 2006, and it shows in lots of places as crappy low res textures, low polygon houses, etc. And the cases? Might as well call it "serial woman slaying investigator, the game". I mean, how many laid out naked, strangled and assaulted women you have to put in cases in a row? Five? Enough? Get repetitive at all? Sheesh...
Don't get me wrong, the voice acting and the motion capture are top notch, and I actually recognized many of the actors from their faces ("Hey, it's the cop guy from heroes!") - and it's not a bad game. I just get the feeling I'm being led through my nose towards an ending I have very little power to affect... ;P
Tunnisteet:
console games,
L.A. Noire,
pc,
PS3,
The Witcher 2,
Xbox 360
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