Added: 04.06.2014 18:14 | 13 views | 0 comments


Taken from IM PLAYIN - "This June will bring a decent amount of activity for GamersGames with Gold will finally be launched, PS + continues its assault of bringing free games to every console, both Murdered: Soul Suspect and Sniper Elite 3 are released, oh and this tiny thing called E3. So, bringing an update to the Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff is hardly as big or groundbreaking as that, but it does add much needed new content and gameplay to a game that had reached its end for me. The update is subtitled Peter Griffin and the Kingdom of the Full Moon, adding the beloved character Cleveland Brown, as well as a new collectible, Golden butts

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Sniper Elite 3 could be called "the thinking man's shooter", according to lead designer at Rebellion Michael How.

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ArabicGamers writes: Im a big fan of sniper games. Ive always admired them and love the more softly-softly-catchy-monkey approach to the genre. I love the thrill of finding a great sniping position and just watching your enemies on patrols, taking them out one by one so as not to alert the others in the area. I love sneaking up behind enemies and taking them out silently with either a knife or a pistol, silenced of course and sneaking on my way. I love trying to confuse the enemy by planting traps or shooting explosive containers or vehicles that not only take out a multitude of bad guys, but also create a distraction. What I dont like is being forced down a corridor with limited shooting positions and very little in the way of cover or alternative routes. This, unfortunately, was the biggest problem in Sniper Elite II and despite some great set pieces, it felt a little unoriginal after the first mission or two.

Added: 03.06.2014 23:14 | 4 views | 0 comments


Sniper Elites V2s mix of stealth and tactical shooting showed a great deal of potential but was bogged down by some odd design quirks that held it back from truly excelling. However, Rebellions dedication to rectifying these foibles in Sniper Elite III via a myriad of simple gameplay tweaks and design improvements show that not only are Rebellion listening to their fans but are well on their way to producing one of this years best shooters.

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With the arrival of Wolfenstein: The New Order on store shelves, its now official: Its finally okay to love killing Nazis again. The past five years have been dark times for this videogame practice, and seemingly not by coincidence, its also been five years since the last Wolfenstein game. What caused Nazi-killing to fall out of favor? One theory is that the Nazis wore out their welcome as most popular videogame villain when they tried to jump aboard the zombie bandwagon in Call of Duty: World at Wars Nazi Zombies mode. Obviously it backfired, and while the popularity of zombies (and their distant cousins, not-zombies) continued to grow ever stronger, videogame Nazis were gradually ushered into obscurity. Sure, games like Sniper Elite, Velvet Assassin and The Saboteur have all flirted with killing Nazis since then, stealthily taking their sweet time to eliminate a couple or more of them at a time, but no game has pursued the notion with the same reckless abandon of a Wolfens...