Skateboarding games for the years previous has been dominated by the phenom that was the original Tony Hawk's Pro Skater. After years of new titles under the same license, the Tony Hawk games began to lose there appeal due in fact to the "realism" factor that was swept away during the early decade. The mega franchise began milking the gamers of a true skateboarding experience, in turn focusing on a more arcady feel. With that transition, most early fans of the game were turned away by the massive trick sequences that encompassed telephone wires, building jumps, and the quarter pipes that dominate the landscape. Now, after years of crafting the ultimate skateboarding experience, EA has delivered that same exhilarating fun that you had with your friends while playing the original Tony Hawk. Skate in pure genius.
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Friday, February 29, 2008
Video Game Review: Skate
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Tuesday, October 9, 2007
The Best Halo 3 Suicide Ever
How this could happen I do not know, but it is awesome!
Monday, October 1, 2007
Master Chief is Back!
This is a friendly reminder to all Xbox 360 owners out there who have not yet bought Halo 3. Get it! Now! The College Kids and I have thoroughly tested this third installment. The game picks up right where Halo 2 left off, but with improvements that make it far better. Besides having great graphics the game play is smoother and the storyline is more interesting. Oh and did I mention that online kicks ass!?
For a full review go here.
Cheers!
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Original GTAs for FREE
Does anyone remember the original GTAs? Or am I just old now? Anyways, there was a few versions of GTA before the PS2 and XBox games. Granted they were in 2D and the basic plot it seemed was to blow shit up (which is awesome).
Crawling through Rocktar Games website I found that they allow you to download the original GTAs for FREE.
Enjoy!
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Friday, July 27, 2007
LOST: The Video Game....? WTF
Okay, I know how I posted something about LOST yesterday, but I found this to be way too bizarre to go without telling you.
Ubisoft and ABC Studios have teamed up and created a LOST video game. I'm not sure what you could possibly do in this game except maybe strategy type stuff...
The thing on my mind is how does the game end? If the audience who watches LOST doesn't even know the ending to the frickin' show, how does it come to a conclusion!
Anyways, you be the judge and check out the trailer for the game here.
