An impressive voice cast, visceral combat, stunning visuals and the most interesting continuation of decisions made between two games. All of this describes BioWare’s latest game, “Mass Effect 2.”
When talking to a friend of mine about “Modern Warfare 2”, he made the observation that “Call of Duty 4” was like a Tom Clancy novel were as “Modern Warfare 2” turned out to be more like a Michael Bay movie. The more I thought about it, the more I agreed with him.
“Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2,” one of the most anticipated games this year, was released from the hands of Infinity Ward and into the wild on Nov. 10. This sequel is loaded with new features and content, but whether or not that equates to a better game isn’t clear at first glance.
This past Rocktober 13th, the twisted minds of Tim Schafer and his cohorts at Double Fine Productions unleashed “Brütal Legend” upon the world thus fulfilling every metal head’s wet dream.
As E3 rolls around this year, I’ve noticed that a lot of the games that are set to be shown are sequels. This got me thinking: Are all sequels really that good?
“Warhammer 40,000″ is a tabletop game played with miniatures, but in 2004 “40K” made the shift into the digital age with “Dawn of War.” It is now 2009 and Relic Entertainment has again digitized “40K” with “Dawn of War II.”
The internet has been abuzz with new gameplay videos this past week. I’ve sorted through them all and have laid out four of the most important videos for your viewing pleasure.
Announced during this year’s Game Developer’s Conference, OnLive has the possibility to change the gaming industry.
“Saints Row 2” might have been a game that many people missed when it originally came out in October. However, with the current new release lull, now is as good as a time as ever to pick it up.