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Florensia’s Approaching Updates: New Items, Bosses, Quests
Florensia is a free-to-play MMORPG with a bright and colorful art style. A major problem has developed in the world of Florensia; something wicked is stirring about in the Droes Dungeon, and the seals on the Abyss of Oblivion have been broken. Don't know what that all means? Well, it means nothing, for now. However, once the coming update hits, high-level players can face off against the new enemies and bosses and take on the new quests introduced.
Continue reading...Heroes of Gaia, Classic PC gameplay in Convenient Browser Form
31. December 2009
Heroes of Gaia is a browser-based (Flash required) massively multiplayer game game set in your typical Tolkien-inspired world of swords and sorcery. Sure, it's not getting any medals for originality, but don't overlook this title just yet; the game, inspired by the classic Castle-and-Hero gameplay of vintage PC titles, is surprisingly immersive, and sports some nice artwork to boot.
Continue reading...Tera Online, yet another Korean MMO powerhouse
29. November 2009
Tera (The Exiled Realm of Arborea), is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game developed by Blue Hole Studios, and published by Hangame Korea.
Continue reading...Xbox Live Arcade Review: Zombie Apocalypse
12. October 2009
Zombie Apocalypse hates you. It wants you to become one of the half-eaten undead, the only logical explanation given a weapon set that includes the useless Molotov Cocktails. Yes, everyone loves to see a fat zombie waddle around the screen, slowly burning to his second death. However, considering the time it takes to throw a Molotov, [...]
Continue reading...CrimeCraft to be “Free to Play” by the end of the month
3. October 2009
CrimeCraft to go F2P at the end of this month, due perhaps to financial trouble, or an upset gaming community. Plenty of new features and updates are to be released alongside the F2P drop.
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Need for Speed Shift
27. September 2009
About one minute into the first career race of Need for Speed Shift, you have felt the enormous satisfaction of whipping around a corner to overtake an opponent. A few minutes later, you realize you’re still using the cockpit view. You didn’t frantically search for the button to change to a third-person perspective. You’re enjoying it, [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Halo 3 ODST
26. September 2009
The world of Halo ODST is dark and somber, lit by the glow of a shotgun or a sparking street light, while a drizzling rain falls over the broken streets of New Mombasa. ODST undoubtedly is different, moving away from the bright, colorful alien-infestation of previous games while traversing the extensive roads with only partial [...]
Continue reading...Wii Review: TMNT Smash Up
25. September 2009
TMNT Smash Up is everything that’s wrong with fighting games in the modern era. It lacks any sense of cohesiveness, more content with slapping characters on-screen to flail around without a sense of pacing or flow. Trying to discuss motion controls in a fighting game is pointless. They simply shouldn’t exist. That said, even with the [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Darkest of Days
25. September 2009
Darkest of Days really opens our eyes to time travel. For instance, did you know that the space/time continuum is not affected by someone’s death if their paperwork is lost in transit? Who knew it was so easy? So, if you go back in time, kill a famous person, and burn their birth certificate, everything [...]
Continue reading...DS Review: Scribblenauts
19. September 2009
In Scribblenauts, you can summon god simply by tapping his name on the virtual keyboard. One would think with god at your disposal, a small ledge intruding on your path would be a menial task. That may be, but only if you’re willing to miss the point of the game in the first place. See, Scribblenauts [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2
19. September 2009
The goal of Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 is create grand scale superhero action, tossed into the realm of an action RPG. Compared to its predecessor, Ultimate Alliance 2 is heftier, loaded with “wow” moments, such as a spectacular helicopter crash in Washington. Despite the rather small visual scale, with the necessary widened camera to accommodate the [...]
Continue reading...Xbox 360 Review: Wet
18. September 2009
Wet is loaded with faux scratches over its visuals in an attempt to give it the look a grindhouse film. At first, they are an annoyance, a general irritant that exist for show and not much else. Then, it all seems to click. Movie trailers and advertisements for refreshments show up to fill in the boring [...]
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