
Tuesday, 4 November 2008
Call of Duty: WaW Demo up on Live!

Super secret stuff for 2009

"So obviously we've announced things like Halo Wars coming out in the Spring, Halo 3: Recon later next year, Resi Evil 5 is coming to the platform, (I'm) really excited about that. So I think we're very focused on what's coming out for Christmas, we've talked about things coming out early next year. Very soon at some point we'll have the exclusive content for Grand Theft Auto on Xbox 360. So there's lots of great stuff coming in 2009 that people know about. Lots more, I'm sure that they don't know about." McGill said.
Here's hoping that Alan Wake gets released sometime next year! More through the link courtesy of Videogamer
Street Fighter IV Release Date Announced!

Features cut from NXE?

Monday, 3 November 2008
Fallout 3 Tops UK Sales Charts

Most likely suprising no one is the fact that Fallout 3 has hit #1 in the UK all formats charts. I am playing the game at the moment and it is certainly a great piece of work that will no doubt be game of the year for some people. The other games are as follows:
1. Fallout 3
2. Fifa 09
3. Wii Fit
4. Fable II
5. Pro Evo Soccer 2009
6. Farcry 2
7. Quantum of Solace
8. Mario Kart Wii
9. Saints Row 2
10. Lego Batman
1. Fallout 3
2. Fifa 09
3. Wii Fit
4. Fable II
5. Pro Evo Soccer 2009
6. Farcry 2
7. Quantum of Solace
8. Mario Kart Wii
9. Saints Row 2
10. Lego Batman
Gears of War 2 Reviews Embargo Lifted!

AMAZING STUFF!!
Price cuts?

The New Xbox Experience!

IF you are feeling bold and want to try out the NXE now then you may like to know that it has already leaked onto the internet thanks to hardcore hackers. But I must warn you that by updating your console now will disable Live access until the 19th and with GoW 2 literally a few days away, is it a risk you really want to take? This writer says NOOOOO....
Fable 2 Review: A Moden Day Fairy Tale

Liked:
The world in Fable II is fully dynamic, interactive and free roaming world with no set quest path to take. One choice early on for example can determine the future of a town. Do you give the warrents to the Sheriff thus making the town prosperous when you return as an adult or do you give it to the criminal and condemn the town to a slum ruled by the underworld?
The voice acting is perhaps one of the best I've ever heard in a game. It is delightfully British which pleases this writer no end and any game that features Stephen Fry as a vain and arrogant man is a winner in my book.
The graphics are something else. The amount of detail in every town, forest and smelly cave you explore is phenomenal. Any fans of Tim Burton would love how the art direction has gone with the sequel.
Disliked:
I don't know about you, but I do not enjoy silent protaganists (bar Gorden Freeman) as I can't seem to grow an emotional attachment to them. Your character can only communicate with others via expressions. For example; Thumbs Up, Come Back To My Place or Kiss My Arse. It seems slighty out of place for some reason in an otherwise excellent game.
The combat system is so simple. One button for melee, one for shooting and the other for magic. Peter Molyneux was harping on about the one button combat system but it just turns the game into a button mashing party.
Conclusion:
If you are a fan of RPG's then you cannot go wrong with this game. The game has been designed in a way that you will not have any difficulty finishing the game. With a death system so forgiving its as though the game makers wanted you to see the end (when your health is gone your character will keel over but after a matter of seconds will get back up again, albeit with a few battle scars). The game is so charming that you will spend many an hour just exploring every nook and cranny that albion has to offer. Perhaps taking a job at the local bar to earn some money for that next house you want to buy. This game will love you. Who will you be?
Open for business!

*Ride may not actually be enjoyed by some people.
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