Zombies are great. There are few things more satisfying than exploding the cranium of a brain-eating monster. However, over time, like fine food at Thanksgiving, zombies have been stuffed into our mouths repeatedly, to the point where we can’t enjoy them anymore. With the release of Call of Duty Black Ops: Rezzurection, it’s a perfect time to discuss the current problems with zombies in games today, and how to fix them.
It’s the first weekend of Fall, so avoid those deadly falling leaves by staying nice and safe indoors this weekend. While you’re holed up in your underground foliage shelter, you’ll need some way to avoid going mad from boredom, so be sure to download some of the great games that are on sale this weekend. One digital distributor even has enough classic RPGs on sale to get you through until Spring arrives.
We were quite impressed with both games in the Witcher series, but were even happier when the first game received its Enhanced Edition that significantly upgraded the game. Next week, The Witcher 2will receive an equally ambitious upgrade, called the 2.0 patch.
On
November 1st, Uncharted 3’s US release date, Sony will be making available a
new PS3 bundle for the holiday period in America.
Many Gamecube owners will vigorously insist that Eternal Darkness was not a failed game. True, it was critical hit and is regarded as one of the best games for Nintendo’s Cube, but despite being a darling of artsy horror fans, Eternal Darkness sold miserably.
Tommy Rydling from DICE announced on the Official PlayStation Blog that the Battlefield 3 open beta will be available to gamers on September 29th and will run until October 10th. As a special bonus, customers that have redeemed a Medal of Honor: Limited Edition or Tier 1 Edition Online Pass will receive access to the beta early on September 27th through a direct email invitation.
