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Call of Duty 4 Living Up to Its Hype

After pre-release skepticisms brought on by fellow gamers, I could only sit and wait for a true look at CoD4. It seems that the game may be a keeper. Other gamer writers are saying that the game mixes some qualities of Rainbow Six, Battlefield, Ghost Recon, and more. The Call of Duty 3 let down, was [...]

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Game Designers Know Music

An ironic event recently happened to me involving music, video games, and my age. While working a side holiday job, one of my high school student employees made a comment about the song on the radio. She said, “This song is on Guitar Hero!” Of course, my reaction was, “this song is as old as [...]

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What? Did You Expect New Game Ideas?

The sequel syndrome continues. Personally, I am getting bored with the same games adding a few more features. Yet, as far as game developing companies are concerned, this is what keeps their profits up. It has been confirmed that Guitar Hero 4, Call of Duty 5, and the 11th Tony Hawk are all in the [...]

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The Most Realistic Multiplayer Game on the Planet

Well, it isn’t just a game. It is a social network, a market place, a world, and a life! Your Second Life, to be exact. If you think Myspace is addictive. You should check out the possibilities with the 3D world of Second Life. You are able to create and customize many parts of your own [...]

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New Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Announced

UbiSoft announced plans to release Rainbow Six Vegas 2 this coming March. For those of you that played the first Vegas game, you are probably very excited. The game had everything a first-person shooter lover would want. Though, newer games have caused the multiplayer match ups to become less satisfying, it only goes to show [...]

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Microsoft Announces New Marketplace Products

Microsoft has released their new objectives to release the original Xbox games as downloadable content in the Marketplace. According to 1Up.com, the games will not have achievement points; rather, the games will be emulations that play exactly like they did on Xbox. This makes for nothing special to announce. Most the good Xbox games are compatible [...]

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New America’s Army Game Not Looking Promising

The original America’s Army game for PC and Mac was pretty cool. It was hard and realistic. However, something seemed different on the new game. I only played the demo that you can download from Xbox Live. It may not be the greatest way to judge a game, but if you don’t like the demo, [...]

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Proving Ground Proving What?

What would we do without yet another Tony Hawk game? Well, we would probably get by with just playing the last one. So, I guess it is “Proving” that people will continue to buy new version for a few more tricks. However, the lack of players on Xbox Live may prove otherwise. It is cool to [...]

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Enlist Today and Take to the Skies

Looking for a good fighter jet game? Well, Ace Combat 6 has the great detail and planes you may have been looking for. Flight simulators have come a long way since Top Gun from Nintendo. This newest flight sim does top the rest. With this great detail and the ability to keep a solid frame [...]

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New Soldier of Fortune Coming this November

Normally, I would avoid writing articles about such similar topics so often, but I cannot resist this time. Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix is an awesome game. The multiplayer on PC has been unmatched by other shooter games. This game has brought endless hours of addiction on, even while newer games continue to be [...]

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All Good Things Come in Three?

Well, this definitely isn’t always true. However, 2007 is the year of the shooter games. Every gamer anticipated the release of Halo 3 for months, if not longer, but the excitement do not end there. One could criticize the product release tactics of the Epic Games, but where they lack in the strategy of marketing, [...]

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Don’t Forget the Classics

Do you remember the days of constantly blowing and cleaning out every game cartridge about thirty times before actually getting to play the game? The frustration of your favorite games giving you problems, no matter how well you took care of them? Fortunately for many of you, the answer may be “no”. However, many of the [...]

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