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Showing posts with label classic video games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label classic video games. Show all posts
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Beowulf Video Game Trailer from UbiSoft
Watch the Beowulf video game trailer from UbiSoft and see Beowulf in theaters shortly. Beowulf is an RPG with lost of action, similar to the original Gauntlet video game.
Monday, November 19, 2007
IGN.com: Where Gamers Meet-up
IGN Entertainment, a unit of Fox Interactive Media, Inc., is a leading Internet media and services provider to the video game and entertainment enthusiast markets. IGN.com attracts more than 31 million unique monthly users worldwide.
Holiday's Buyer Guide 2007
With so many different games, DVDs, and toys all coming out at the same time, IGN.com has offered a way to find the gifts you are looking for at the prices that you can afford, a no nonsense holiday video game buyer's guide. With the PS3, Xbox 360, and Nintendo Wii games, new Guitar Hero offerings and countless other new video games, IGN.com can point you in the right direction.
Club IGN.com
Join the club, write a blog, set up a list of your favorite video games, DVDs, and toys; then publish and contribute to the IGN community. Be apart of the community, make new gamer friends, and get the latest previews and news all to your email.
Join now and get to gamin'.
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Sunday, October 28, 2007
Battlestar Galactica: Cylons Return

Based on a television show that was popular in the 1970s, and later re-released and re-mastered. In 2003 a new version of Battlestar Galactica mini-series graced our TV from the SciFi channel, with much acclaim. Moving to a full TV shows, Galactica moved back into our hearts as our favorite battle in space. Of course a video game had to be made, enter Battlestar Galactica the video game.
Battlestar Galactica is an action-packed space combat game set in the universe of the hugely popular sci-fi television show. Sign up to defend the Galactica, or play as the ruthless Cylons as they seek to remove the human menace from existence. Take part in multiplayer space battles – up to 8 players online – or play through the single-player campaign.
Visit the flight deck to see the ships ready for you to launch against the Cylons. If you are not ready to commit to the Cylon race try a free trial
at Gamespot.com
Overall, this is a good title with a lot of great battle sequences and hours of fun.
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Ninja Gaiden Sigma - A Modern Classic

Ninja Gaiden for the Xbox was a true modern classic. It featured smooth, challenging gameplay and amazing production values. It was, in short, one of the finest games of its generation. In 2005, its gameplay was reworked and expanded for a second release, Ninja Gaiden Black. And incredibly enough, the third time's the charm. No, Ninja Gaiden Sigma isn't a true next-gen sequel, nor is it a simple port of the Xbox release. But it does add a good deal of new content, both subtle and obvious.

If you're a Ninja Gaiden enthusiast, you'll want to see the new chapters, reworked levels, and slicker graphics. And if for some reason you missed it before, this is a must-play game. The action is intense, focused, and certainly not for the faint of heart. It's also among the most satisfying in all of gaming and remains as awe-inspiring as ever, three years after its original release.
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ninja gaiden,
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Saturday, May 12, 2007
Rampart Returns to the PS3 | Ready for Download

Rampart is a pretty cool arcade game that mixes shooting action with block-style puzzle gameplay. You control castles on the land, and you place cannons around those castles to fend off hordes of incoming ships. At the same time, the ships are shooting holes in the walls around your castle. But battle only lasts for a few seconds, and then a rebuilding round starts, where you have a limited amount of time to quickly patch the holes in your walls before battle begins all over again. If you can't surround at least one castle with walls, the game ends. It was an interesting mix of action back in its day, and it's still interesting today. Unfortunately, even the three-player online play can't make up for the PlayStation 3 version's terrible, touchy control.
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classic video games,
playstation 3,
ps3,
rampart
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