GamerTell Review: God of War: Ascension
Added: 25.03.2013 18:22 | 10 views | 0 comments
From the review, "The God of War is starting to show his age. God of War: Ascension is the seventh game in franchise, and takes us all the way back to the beginnings of Kratos defiance to the gods. Even with an all-new plot, GoW: Ascension fails to captivate the imaginations and attention of players who fell in love with the GoW 1-3. Its obvious the same amount of passion wasnt burning through Sony Santa Monica this time around. While the game is still visually lovely and technically sound, most everything else is generic at this point."
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| God of War: Ascension Impressions | Total Revue
Added: 21.03.2013 15:20 | 9 views | 0 comments
Total Revue: The God of War series continues to live on in God of War: Ascension. When you may have thought all corners of the story had been fulfilled, Santa Monica studios brought us to the beginning when it all happened and when Kratos' rage for Ares heightened to a new level. This is God of War: Ascension and here's the journey so far.
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| Super Santa
Added: 21.03.2013 9:05 | 0 views | 0 comments
Guide the Santa to collect as many presents as possible.
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games.softpedia.com
| God of War Ascension Review: A Well Run Dry - Error! Not Found
Added: 20.03.2013 22:22 | 14 views | 0 comments
"Following up a critically acclaimed game can be tough. It can be even tougher when its considered one of the best games on its system. So what are some ways to make a successful prequel to an entire series that has grown with each installment? The answer does not lie within Sony Santa Monicas God of War Ascension."
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| Santa Paws - Hidden Objects
Added: 20.03.2013 19:53 | 0 views | 0 comments
Find all the objects hidden in the given images.
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games.softpedia.com
| Go Up Santa
Added: 20.03.2013 18:06 | 0 views | 0 comments
Help the Santa to collect all the gifts within the given time.
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| Santa Fashion
Added: 20.03.2013 16:42 | 0 views | 0 comments
Mary today is very happy as she has been chosen to dress up in the guise of Santa. She has asked you to help her dress up in casual suits so that she resembles Santa exactly. Will you be able to do that, try?
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| Tune in to the Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate Shopping Network
Added: 20.03.2013 15:18 | 0 views | 0 comments
Adam from Awesome Games writes: 'Tired of cooking your monster meat on that creaky old BBQ spit? Sick of constantly sharpening your puny, worthless blade on the battlefield? Then tune in to the Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate shopping network, where the deals are hotter than the Sandy Plains at noon.'
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| Games are 'way too violent' says Gears of War writer
Added: 20.03.2013 14:19 | 0 views | 0 comments
Tom Bissell says games not entirely blameless in the ongoing debate about violence, developers "consistently underestimate" audience intelligence.
Gears of War writer Tom Bissell believes games are, in large part, overly saturated in violence. Speaking to , Bissell suggested that games should not be left out of the ongoing violent video games debate.
"I've been asked a few times to weigh in on the 'violent video games' debate, but I hesitate to because I feel like the N.R.A. set a trap by shining a spotlight on video games," Bissell said. "Which isn't to say that I think that games are entirely blameless. Games, generally speaking, are probably way too violent."
Since the December 14 schoolhouse massacre in Newtown, Conn. that left 20 children and six adults dead, games have frequently been brought up in the ongoing debate about violence in the United States. A new report this week claimed the Sandy Hook shooter was a in today's games.
Bissell was also quoted in this week, where he discussed the difficulties of crafting compelling story for shooter games.
"The storytelling possibilities of the shooter are fascinating but they're also very, very constraining," Bissell said. "A shooter story, just by virtue of the fact that you the character, you the player, spend 99 percent of the game looking down the barrel of a gun, there#146;s really only so much stuff you can do."
He added that developers have made a habit of underestimating the intelligence of gamers.
"Being completely mindful that there's this mysterious person called the player sitting out there, who you're trying to give context to, is the really addictively fun part," Bissell said. "But it#146;s also the really, really challenging part. I think game developers right now consistently underestimate the intelligence of their audience."
For more on Bissell's latest work, check out .
From:
www.gamespot.com
| Games are 'way too violent' says Gears of War writer
Added: 20.03.2013 14:19 | 0 views | 0 comments
Tom Bissell says games not entirely blameless in the ongoing debate about violence, developers "consistently underestimate" audience intelligence.
Gears of War writer Tom Bissell believes games are, in large part, overly saturated in violence. Speaking to , Bissell suggested that games should not be left out of the ongoing violent video games debate.
"I've been asked a few times to weigh in on the 'violent video games' debate, but I hesitate to because I feel like the N.R.A. set a trap by shining a spotlight on video games," Bissell said. "Which isn't to say that I think that games are entirely blameless. Games, generally speaking, are probably way too violent."
Since the December 14 schoolhouse massacre in Newtown, Conn. that left 20 children and six adults dead, games have frequently been brought up in the ongoing debate about violence in the United States. A new report this week claimed the Sandy Hook shooter was a in today's games.
Bissell was also quoted in this week, where he discussed the difficulties of crafting compelling story for shooter games.
"The storytelling possibilities of the shooter are fascinating but they're also very, very constraining," Bissell said. "A shooter story, just by virtue of the fact that you the character, you the player, spend 99 percent of the game looking down the barrel of a gun, there#146;s really only so much stuff you can do."
He added that developers have made a habit of underestimating the intelligence of gamers.
"Being completely mindful that there's this mysterious person called the player sitting out there, who you're trying to give context to, is the really addictively fun part," Bissell said. "But it#146;s also the really, really challenging part. I think game developers right now consistently underestimate the intelligence of their audience."
For more on Bissell's latest work, check out .
From:
www.gamespot.com
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