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Medal of Honor 2 Details Coming March 6
Posted by PAUL FIERCE in Medal of Honor, QuickNews on February 7th, 2012
An invite today turned up in my inbox stating an event on March 6. Now March 6 happens to be during the middle of the Game Developers Convention, so there is no doubt this will be some kind of viral event for the game.
Medal of Honor showcased a tight single player campaign not seen by today’s shooters. Very direct and straight to the point, not overly done. It looks like the elite members of the Tier One squad, members on Delta, DEVGRU (SEAL Team 6), and 24th Special Tactics, are coming back with Medal Of Honor 2.
Are you excited about the next installment? What are your thoughts? Let us know!
[Game Night] Battlefield 3 | Jan 16th
Posted by Tosh in Battlefield 3, Game Night, PS3 on January 16th, 2012
I finally unlocked the javelin last night, so I’m itching to try that sucker out! Let me know of any game modes you prefer in the comments. My vote is conquest so we can use vehicles / aircraft. See you on the battlefield.
Makes it much easier to communicate quickly if we loose somebody.
Plus this is where I share the secret word so you can get your game night points below.
Kingdom of Amalur demo and Mass Effect 3 unlocks
Posted by Jason in Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Mass Effect 3 on January 12th, 2012
The upcoming demos of Kingdom of Amalur and Mass effect 3 have something in common: they both offer unlocks in-game for playing both! The one for Kingdoms of Amalur will give you access to the Reckoner Knight Armour and a “Chakram Launcher” in Mass Effect 3. Playing the Mass Effect 3 Demo will grant you Shepards N7 armor in Amalur. Slick, to say the least.
Mass Effect 3 pre-order bonus
Posted by Jason in Mass Effect 3, PS3, QuickNews on January 3rd, 2012
Gamestop is offering you a fancy new gun and armor for pre-ordering Mass Effect 3 with them. Add in the collectors edition and you have yourself a fancy collection of Mass Effect goodness. The collectors edition includes the following for your $80.
[Game Night] Uncharted 3/Battlefield 3 | Dec. 27th
Posted by Isli in Battlefield 3, Game Night, Uncharted 3: Drakes Deception on December 25th, 2011
Hope everyone has a good holiday and they are ready for the New Year!
I know all of you will be buying Uncharted 3 and Battlefield 3 for your loved ones (or maybe Santa will bring it for you), so I will be hosting a game night on Dec. 27th. We will start with Uncharted and then move on to Battlefield depending on interest. Please join the XMB chat so that we can all communicate easily when setting up the first game. After you join the XMB chat, I will tell you the secret word so that you can get your points for the night.
We will begin around 7 pm CST (1 am GMT), and I can play for 2-3 hours.
[Game Night] Battlefield 3 | Dec 19th
Posted by Tosh in Battlefield 3, Game Night on December 19th, 2011
We figured out a system last time. I join a empty room and then everyone else joins it so we can all be in the same room. Please let me know if you don’t have the new map pack before hand. For this reason you all need to be in the XMB chat room so we can stay in the loop. I’ll also tell you the secret word in that chat room so you can get your 100 points for joining the game night.
Makes it much easier to communicate quickly if we loose somebody.
[Game Night] Battlefield 3 | Dec 12, 2011
Posted by Tosh in Battlefield 3, Community, Game Night on December 8th, 2011
It’s time for our first official game night with Battlelfield 3! Maybe we could join a empty game so we are all together and wait for other to show up. Any game type you want to play let me know. You can get 100 points for joining us on game nights. So don’t miss it!
When I invite you to the xmb text chat room. PLEASE JOIN IT! Makes it much easier to communicate quickly if we loose somebody.
Dragon Age II Review
Posted by premiersoupir in Dragon Age II, Reviews on April 14th, 2011
Dragon Age II (released March 8, 2011) is Bioware’s sequel to their late 2009 new RPG IP, Dragon Age: Origins. The new title boasts a dramatically improved graphics engine and combat that is both more fluid and more frenetic than the original’s. However, the new game also has some limitations. Here’s a telling fact, for instance: In DA:O, your epithet by the end of the game is “Hero of Ferelden,” while your moniker in DA2 is “Champion of Kirkwall.” Why does that matter? Well, Ferelden is a country, and Kirkwall is a city. And as that distinction I hope implies, DA2 is a more localized, shorter, and rather meeker affair than its predecessor. Still, it’s a great deal of fun, and if you enjoyed the lore of the first game, you should certainly pick up the latest title. If DA2 had been the first game in the series, it probably would have merited an A in my book. Ultimately, though, the successor falls short of the high standard set by its progenitor, and in the following review, I’ll explain why I think DA2 warrants a B-.
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