Showing posts with label XBox 360. Show all posts
Showing posts with label XBox 360. Show all posts

Friday, September 28, 2007

GTR: Racing Evolution[XBox]



Game: GTR: Racing Evolution
Region: NTSC
Language: English
Image: Xbox-Image (2,18 GB)
Files: 20x100 MB + 1x45,1 MB
Filehoster: Rapidshare.com


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Soldier of Fortune 2[XBox]



Genre: Shooter/Action
Image: iso
Files: 18 x 100mb
Filehoster:rapidshare.com

Outlaw Golf 2[XBox]



Genre: Sport
Language: Engl.
Image: iso
Files: 17

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

[XBOX] Gun Valkyrie



GUNVALKYRIE, from Sega is a beautiful game, set in a fantastic electric-punk alternative 1800's world. The graphics are astonishingly beautiful, the action is fast and frenetic, and the missions are reasonably varied, and fun.

All this comes at a price, however.

In an effort to fully utilize the xbox's controller, Smilebit has come up with a control scheme that is as versatile as it is difficult to learn. While you'll be giggling with unabashed glee as you leap into the air, jump over an enemy, blast it to pieces, cartwheel to the side, turn to the left, and fill a handful of aliens full of lead (or whatever it is your gun shoots), all in the span of maybe half a second, and all in one fluid motion, it's not easy to get to the point where you're that familiar with the controls.

In essence, the left analog stick controls your body, and the right analog stick controls the direction your arms (and thus, gun) face. Left trigger jumps, right trigger shoots, face buttons switch weapons. But it's way more complex than that, because of the analog stick clicks, which add a whole new world of complexity to the controls. Click on the left stick and move, and you'll "boost dash", either forward, to the side, or backwards. Click on the left stick, and you'll change facing, in 90 degree increments, depending on which direction the stick's pointed in.

So, while you'll be able to execute that jump-dash forward-shoot-cartwheel-turn-shoot move, it'll require you to left trigger/left stick click forward/right trigger/left stick click right/right click stick left, all in sequence. Rewarding, but again, difficult.

Once you've invested the time, though, GV's an incredible experience. You'll start on the ground, running from the bugs, but by the end of the game, your feet won't even ever touch the ground.

A unique, fast-paced experience, full of interesting levels, and a really unique world. If you can deal with the difficult controls, you'll be well rewarded with an action game unlike anything ever made.


[XBOX] Ford Mustang - The Legend Lives




Since April 1964 the Mustang has sold over 8 million vehicles and has generated a strong following of enthusiasts, aftermarket manufactures, websites and publications all dedicated to this iconic vehicle. Ford Mustang allows you to get behind the wheel and drive the hottest cars from the 40 year history of the Ford Mustang on 22 tracks in 7 US cities.
* 40 incredibly rendered production, concept and racing models from 1964 to 2005
* Choose from a diverse set 22 accurately modeled, life-like racing environments in 7 cities from across the USA
* Arcade style racing physics and realistic AI from opponents as well as from obstacle traffic
* Compete in coin-op style Challenges or Career Mode to unlock new cars, tracks and game modes while testing your skill to the limit
* Split screen Multiplayer support for Head-to Head racing.



[XBOX] Fallout: Brotherhood Of Steel



black Isle’s original Fallout RPG is a bona fide classic, and the post-apocalyptic gameworld used for that game series is one that’s sorely missed by plenty of gamers. While some of them would prefer another straight up RPG set in that world, most will be content with Brotherhood of Steel, a co-operative beat ‘em up action RPG that bears more than a passing resemblance to the fan favorite fantasy game Baldur’s Gate: Dark Alliance.

Fallout: BOS uses the same game engine as Dark Alliance, so fans know they’re getting sharp graphics, an isometric action perspective, and an easy to use inventory. Instead of kobolds and giants, Fallout pits your characters against mutated ghouls, giant bugs, mice of extraordinary size, and much worse, all set against the backdrop of nuclear devastated cities and wastelands. The goal of the game is to find the Brotherhood of Steel, self appointed guardians of the wastes.

Prostitutes, two headed cattle, and regular folks dish out quests that have you killing monsters and finding lost items in no time, and the combat is as cool and responsive as the environments are weird and refreshing after all the fantasy themed D&D-like games in the genre. You can use guns, lasers, and nasty melee weapons and, as always, you must loot the bodies of your foes for better weapons, ammo, and the credits you need to buy more weapons. Characters level up and gain new skills and abilities, to better face the challenges to come.

Unlike most action RPGs of this type Fallout BOS features branching conversations that alter some of the quests ahead. This makes the replay value higher than normal and makes the game feel all the more refreshing. Parents should note that this Fallout is similar to the earlier games in that the subject matter tends to be more "adult" but Fallout fans should also be warned that this isn’t the Fallout III they’re pining for. It’s satisfying enough as an action RPG, but that’s all it is.


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