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Iceberg signs FPS & RTS experience Nuclear Dawn

Thursday, July 28th, 2011

iceberginteractive_200_header Iceberg Interactive and Just A Game join forces to bring Nuclear Dawn to PC and MAC players in major European markets.

Videogames publisher Iceberg Interactive and online computer and videogames publisher Just A Game are pleased to announce that they have come to an agreement to bring InterWave Studios’ Nuclear Dawn to retailers across Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Scandinavia and the Benelux in October of 2011.

Nuclear Dawn, to be released on PC and MAC platforms, is the first game to offer a full FPS and RTS experience, within a single gameplay model, without crippling or diluting either side of the game. (more…)

Blacklight Retribution To Be Unveiled At E3

Monday, June 6th, 2011

blacklight-retribution This new first person shooter project will be unveiled next week at E3 behind closed doors

Perfect World Entertainment Inc., a wholly owned US subsidiary of Perfect World Co., Ltd. (NASDAQ: PWRD), announced today its partnership with Zombie Studios to publish its next-generation, adrenaline-pumping first person shooter (FPS) Blacklight Retribution.

A sequel to Zombie Studio’s Tango Down, Blacklight Retribution will be shown for the first time at this year’s E3 (June 7 – 9) in the West Hall, Booth #5322 for a behind-closed doors first hands-on to select media.
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Warner Confirms Batman FPS Title

Tuesday, May 17th, 2011

gotham-city-impostors-announced-multiplayer-batman-game The rumours have been confirmed, Batman has entered the realm of multi-player first-person shooters.

What could be considered a rather unlikely genre for the superhero, it could be what is needed to spark some extra creativity amongst the growing staleness of the FPS giants.

Monolith Productions have completely shattered the first-person shooter model, with what is said to be over-the-top gameplay, where players become personalised versions of ‘The Bats and The Jokerz’.
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Operation Flashpoint: Red River Invades Stores

Thursday, April 21st, 2011

operation-flashpoint-red-river-01 Prepare for battle as Operation Flashpoint: Red River invades retail today in EMEA regions for Xbox 360 videogame and entertainment system from Microsoft, PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system and Games for Windows LIVE.

To mark the launch of this all-new chapter in the multi-million selling tactical shooter series, Codemasters has today released a new gameplay video.

Operation Flashpoint: Red River sets the standard for authentic and intense tactical combat in the game’s new theatre of war, Tajikistan. Players become part of a US Marine Fireteam dispatched to quell an insurgency that threatens American interests, but the flashpoint rapidly escalates as the Chinese People’s Liberation Army enters the fray. Gamers must think tactically and work together to succeed on a deadly battlefield where one bullet can kill.
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Review – Killzone 3

Friday, April 15th, 2011

killzone-3-feel-lucky Players of the previous Killzone games know exactly what to expect from this threequel, but that doesn’t make it any less exciting.

For the uneducated, Guerilla Games’ Killzone series carved it’s name into FPS history with the thrilling Killzone 2, providing fast and frantic battlefield action that felt amazingly authentic. You weren’t just playing through the action in Killzone 2, you were in the action, and it felt like every second counted in your fight to stay alive.

Killzone 3 has barely changed in the gameplay stakes, aiming for refinement rather than attempting an unneeded overhaul. It was a good call. Killzone 3 is tweaked in almost all of the right areas, offering a more rounded experience with a much better campaign than before, as well as a solid online experience to boot.
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Review – Serious Sam HD

Friday, April 15th, 2011

sshd_se_05 Too many first-person shooters nowadays are crusted in mud, their protagonists crossing bleak, brown environments to reach another environment that’s a different shade of brown.

Games such as Call of Duty, although good, are sometimes too damned serious. We play games because we want fun, not a skewed history lesson with characters who have a perpetual look of constipation in their faces. It’s a good job the silly has finally returned to serious with Serious Sam HD, a game that I’m sure will trigger fond memories in many an older gamer.

Now, it’s not fair to say that Serious Sam is Duke Nukem-lite, although at first glance the granite-jawed hero certainly looks like he’s ‘all out of gum’. While the white t-shirt wearing Sam draws parallels with everyone’s favourite pig-slaying misogynist, Serious Sam stands on its own merits in this two game boxed set, which contains magic high-definition versions of The First Encounter and the aptly named, Second Encounter.
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New Battlefield 3 Screenshots!

Monday, April 11th, 2011

gogogo With anticipation building for DICE’s new shooter, said to be one of the biggest FPS’ of the year, you’ll definitely be left salivating after you see these new screenshots and video.

Another gameplay video has been released, showcasing some of the astonishing visuals from Battlefield 3. It’s refreshing to see that the new Frostbite 2 engine is going to take things to the next level.

As the explosive finish to the Battlefield 3 Fault Line series draws near, Sgt. Black is tasked with disarming a home-made bomb, leading to first-person melee combat with the bomber and a large-scale firefight in the streets against massive opposition.
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Singularity (Review)

Thursday, July 29th, 2010
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Activision’s latest fps hit, Singularity, has been a highly anticipated release since its announcement. It’s instantly very clear that they’ve taken a large step, rather, a leap away from the realism of the Call of Duty titles in this time-travelling, Ruski-shooter.

The convoluted and, at times, disturbing plot is far from simple; in brief, you play as Nathan Renko, a captain in the US Army, sent to a secret Russian Island, where the Soviets have been experimenting, for what of a better word, in time-travel. Of course, when you arrive at the island, the game immediately begins to seep with predictability; you get split up from your partner, you get ambushed several times by admittedly creepy mutants, you find your partner, he gets killed by an angry Russian, and you get saved by a female rebel, who believes that you are the saviour of mankind. Drawing any parallels yet? (more…)

Natural Selection 2 Alpha Release

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

squad Unknown Worlds, developers of Natural Selection 2, have set a date for their anticipated playable alpha.

On Monday, July 26th, anyone that has pre-ordered NS2 Special Edition will get alpha access. This special edition, which also gives players exclusive all-black marine armor, will not be available after that date. The introductory pricing will also end at that time and the regular edition price will increase (currently $20). Over 12,000 players have pre-ordered to date.

“We actively supported the original Natural Selection over a period of five years and 20 versions. We added 18 maps, new weapons, alien movement abilities and a new gameplay mode. Getting NS2 to a playable alpha state marks the beginning of a new journey for us – one that we intend to support just as much.” (more…)

E.Y.E Gameplay Video and Screenshots Update

Tuesday, July 20th, 2010

—Special Forces report 21144f56—

Our hackers have intercepted several strange files containing some pictures and videos. According to our cyber tracking, these documents emanate from E.Y.E and are dated from July. And still according to our information, they would soon emit some new documents in the cyberspace. We stay vigilant and we follow the specific procedure for this kind of case.

–Informative Detail — reference xxxxxxxxx–

The video would contain various gameplay sequences, showing several approaches for a situation. The content of the pictures have to be decoded and checked in the coming hours.

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