While I don’t consider myself to be a hardcore RPG fan and usually stick to titles that I’m more familiar with; when I began Dragon Age: Origins, I found myself immersed in the deep storyline.
Bioware is known for excellent RPG games, and they haven’t disappointed with Dragon Age: Origins. The huge amount of side quests extend the life of the game and learning about the world itself is a lot of reading, but those who want to know everything about the world will be able to.
It appears even though Need For Speed: Shift is out in stores already, there is still a lot of love for the game releasing. For those who could listen to the soundtrack outside of keeping intense concentration on the game or for those who were wondering what band was playing during specific parts of the game, now you can find out.
Need For Speed: Shift’s MySpace page is streaming the soundtrack for listening pleasure. Along with Shift, Need For Speed: Nitro’s music is also featured on the page.
Along with the music, more information on the title is available like DLC, events, and tournaments.
Prepare for animated Hell with Dante’s Inferno in animated form coming from teams who worked on Samurai Champloo, Ghost In The Shell, and Blood the Last Vampire.
The film will be released in February 2010 along with the game.
A couple weeks ago (October 28 to be exact), Electronic Arts was nice enough to invite me to see a pre-alpha build of Skate 3 to show off some of the tweaks that the game was going through long before its May 2010 release. This being my first time heading out to a publisher, I was a little nervous, but my love for the Skate series created a lot of anticipation for what I would be able to see.
At its core, Skate 3 still contains what makes the series different from other skateboard games. I got to sit down with both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 pre-alpha builds and have a chance to experience the new focus of the game, Teams.
Need For Speed: Shift is a great game. You can read about that here. Another great thing about the game is that it’s still getting love in the form of unlockable cars, expanding the already impressive garage of cars that are in game.
Check out this new video of the Coke Zero Dodge Viper SRT10, some screens and how to get the code to unlock the car.
The Need For Speed series recently celebrated their 100 million mark in the sales of titles in the series.
To highlight this event, the NFS community had Vehicle Styling Director Andy Blackmore on the new podcast, 100 Million Special. Interested listeners can find that here.
Also an extra, United States players can get a code for the Coke Zero Dodge Viper SRT10 from MyCokeRewards by going to the Need For Speed: Shift Facebook page.
When most people think of Dante’s Inferno, they think of the epic poem by Alighieri and how strange The Divine Comedy is. Now when people think of Dante’s Inferno, they might have a much different opinion of how an adaptation can be presented.
The movie industry has been translating many books into movies, but using the video game format is something new.
Check out these PlayStation Portable screens for what should be a title that will have people talking.
While I don’t consider myself to be a hardcore RPG fan and usually stick to titles that I’m more familiar with; when I began Dragon Age: Origins, I found myself immersed in the deep storyline.
It appears even though Need For Speed: Shift is out in stores already, there is still a lot of love for the game releasing. For those who could listen to the soundtrack outside of keeping intense concentration on the game or for those who were wondering what band was playing during specific parts of the game, now you can find out.
A couple weeks ago (October 28 to be exact), Electronic Arts was nice enough to invite me to see a pre-alpha build of Skate 3 to show off some of the tweaks that the game was going through long before its May 2010 release. This being my first time heading out to a publisher, I was a little nervous, but my love for the Skate series created a lot of anticipation for what I would be able to see.
Need For Speed: Shift is a great game. You can read about that 
The Need For Speed series recently celebrated their 100 million mark in the sales of titles in the series.
When most people think of Dante’s Inferno, they think of the epic poem by Alighieri and how strange The Divine Comedy is. Now when people think of Dante’s Inferno, they might have a much different opinion of how an adaptation can be presented. 