Metro 2033 was far, far from a perfect game. In fact, as far as pure gameplay goes, it wasn’t even a particularly good game. However, it set new standards for the level of detail and immersion that is found in shooters. There was a truly pain staking level of attention paid to absolutely every part of every environment and every item in the game. While by no means a hit critically or commercially, Metro 2033 certainly found a loyal following.
Detective Chuck “Knuckles” Battersby awoke face-down on the floor of his office. A bottle of gin and a broken Xbox controller were next to him, lying motionless like a pair of cheap whores. He’d passed out after two weeks trying to unlock every achievement in Rockstar Games’ LA Noire. His hangover was the toll to pay for too many nights spent on the case instead of in bed where any smart fella would be at four am on a Monday. But he’d done it. Solved every case the scofflaws of virtual LA could throw at him, and handed a beatdown to every mug that had it comin’. Finally he could turn off the Xbox and get some sleep.
With an insanity-causing mug that only a mother could love Cthulhu returns in an updated version ofCthulhu Saves The World. This version which is officially titled Cthulhu Saves the World: Super Hyper Enhanced Championship Edition Alpha Diamond DX Plus Alpha FES HD – Premium Enhanced Game of the Year Collector’s Edition (without Avatars!) boasts several additions that will have players glued to their seats and wanting more after every dungeon.
This seems like the full version of that teaser that showed up not too long ago. The first thing that jumps right out at you is the improvement on the technical front, Gears 3 looks a lot better than the previous games and the shots of the campaign show off some amazing things that we didn’t see in the beta. That annoying general from Gears 2 is back and so are the Carmine clones, but hey, with the good always comes the bad.
OK, yeah so who didn’t see this coming right? But like most things associated with the recent entry in the Mortal Kombat franchise, this little piece of news is awesome for anyone who wants to komplete their kopy of Mortal Kombat.
I have a shocking true-life confession. I never played Assassin’s Creed. Look, I WANT to have played it, but the truth is… I just never got around to trying any of the games in this massively-successful franchise.
The biggest problem with Dungeons & Dragons is that you need to get a big group of people together in order to play it. It’s a great experience, ruined by the need to interact with other humans. That’s why so many video games are inspired by D&D; you can pretend to be a wizard, without having to organize a group of people in the same place at the same time, or suffer the company of people whose only redeeming quality is a love for the game.
