The story of an Italian-American’s ascent from lowly putz to formidable mafioso is a well-worn cliché these days. Perhaps that’s why 2K Games has surprisingly ditched its typical New York wiseguys in favour of an African-American protagonist and a New Orleans setting. Whereas previous instalments have focused on your ascent through the ‘family’, Mafia III hones in more closely on the inevitable conflicts that arise between rival criminal organisations. So, playing as Vietnam veteran Lincoln Clay, you’ll assist the ‘black mob’ in its brutal battles against the local Italian mafia. More generally, a host of technical upgrades ahead of this current-gen debut distinguish Mafia III from its franchise forebears. Visual upgrades abound, while the slightly stiff combat of previous games has been refined. The result – in theory – is an altogether more convincing brand of mob justice.
Senin, 09 November 2015
Minggu, 08 November 2015
Call of Duty: Black Ops III - PC Review and Specs (Great Game, But Also A Repeat)
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First off let me say that I have been playing COD and Battlefield since the very beginning, and I am not partial to one more than the other, and I am not a fan boy of either, so this is an unbiased review. First lets get the obvious out of the way for those who are wondering, once again the publishers and developers have copy and pasted another COD title. Yes, the graphics are slightly better, but they are basically delivering the same thing year after year without any real new fresh ideas. Game play in multiplayer is very fast paced. I am a very experienced COD player and literally seconds after stepping on the battlefield I am killed by the opponent. Much like Advanced Warfare, only even faster but the maps are larger. The weapons deliver such a powerful blow that I often died with one shot, and I am not talking about a sniper rifle or a head shot. So just be ready to die many many times. A side note for multiplayer right now, this doesn't really reflect the game itself, just more less a warning to users who might find this offensive but the multiplayer lobbies I have been in so far (and I have only had the game about four or five hours) are filled with people cussing and threatening others.
It actually got so bad that I started playing a private match with bots only. Hopefully this will die over time, but you face this with any online game, so like I stated it is not a reflection of the game itself. Onto the positive side of things, now that I have cleared out the cons. This really is a solid work game wise. They have brought back the great things in multiplayer that put COD on the map years ago. Everything from the customization to the skill and XP points. Just about every aspect can be customized to your liking. The multiplayer really goes back to its strong roots. Graphics while I said were slightly better, I must admit that they look brilliant on my 4K screen running 2 Titan X's in SLI mode. As for the campaign mode I can't comment, and I probably wont, I actually can't tell you the last time I played the single player campaign in COD. As for the Zombie mode, it is back and better than ever. Nuketown 3 is a real treat. You might want to look into getting the season pass, like I did as it will save you money as opposed to buying all the DLC packs individually. It also comes with a few day one perks from the day you activate the season pass in Steam. All and all this game gets 4/5 stars. Great game, the only reason I am not giving a full 5 is because Activision has been giving us the same game year after year now, cycling from Black Ops to regular Warfare. They need a fresh new idea, but if you love the COD series, you will love this!
Rating: 80/100It actually got so bad that I started playing a private match with bots only. Hopefully this will die over time, but you face this with any online game, so like I stated it is not a reflection of the game itself. Onto the positive side of things, now that I have cleared out the cons. This really is a solid work game wise. They have brought back the great things in multiplayer that put COD on the map years ago. Everything from the customization to the skill and XP points. Just about every aspect can be customized to your liking. The multiplayer really goes back to its strong roots. Graphics while I said were slightly better, I must admit that they look brilliant on my 4K screen running 2 Titan X's in SLI mode. As for the campaign mode I can't comment, and I probably wont, I actually can't tell you the last time I played the single player campaign in COD. As for the Zombie mode, it is back and better than ever. Nuketown 3 is a real treat. You might want to look into getting the season pass, like I did as it will save you money as opposed to buying all the DLC packs individually. It also comes with a few day one perks from the day you activate the season pass in Steam. All and all this game gets 4/5 stars. Great game, the only reason I am not giving a full 5 is because Activision has been giving us the same game year after year now, cycling from Black Ops to regular Warfare. They need a fresh new idea, but if you love the COD series, you will love this!
System Requirements
- Minimum:
- OS: Windows 7 64-Bit / Windows 8 64-Bit / Windows 8.1 64-Bit
- Processor: Intel® Core™ i3-530 @ 2.93 GHz / AMD Phenom™ II X4 810 @ 2.60 GHz
- Memory: 6 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 470 @ 1GB / ATI® Radeon™ HD 6970 @ 1GB
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Hard Drive: 60 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
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Kamis, 05 November 2015
3 Great PC Games
Despite the sorcery associated with technologically advanced video games, there are a handful of gaming classics that have not lost their shine. The imagery may be a bit dated and the gameplay rather simple, but the characters are iconic and the genres legendary. Check out these awesome PC games for an experience that will take you back to the glory days of gaming:
Duke Nukem Forever
The cigar-chomping, alien killing hatchet man of the naughty nineties, Duke Nukem, is back with his endless expletives, hysterical one-liners and an arsenal of way-out weaponry in the latest in the series, Duke Nukem Forever. The indefatigable macho man who has become a gaming icon since he first hit the screens in 1991 has featured in four titles and an entire stable of spin-offs, scooping up multiple awards in the process.
Despite his advancing age, the title character has lost none of his testosterone filled character and is witnessed squishing mini-aliens, chugging back the liquor and squirming under the lascivious attentions of a topless stripper as she grinds away in a prolonged lap dance. All the while, you’ll be controlling the Duke in this single shooter of ill-repute, where freeze guns, shrink rays and shot guns, capable of blowing victims clean into the air, are the weapons of choice.
In addition to the aim and shoot game play, there are turret sequences, first-person platforming segments and half-life two-style puzzles to keep you adequately challenged and entertained. Once you’ve exhausted the story line, you can drop in to modes such as deathmatch and capture the flag for fast, frequent kills that’ll curdle the blood!
Big Shot
Big shot is a 5 reel and 20 payline video slot cherry picked from the Real Time Gaming software stable for its timeless cinematic theme, big paying symbols and cartoon-style graphics. It features all the iconography of the silver screen, with Hollywood superstars, a portly gold statuette and the Big Shot logo delivering crates of coins with their special powers on the reels.
The auto spin feature means you can capture multiple wins without having to move a muscle and if you hit five blond bombshells on an active bet line, you’ll bank a cool $12,500 in the base game. Toss in wilds, scatters and a free spins feature where you can win up to 20x multipliers and you’ll be spinning money. The big hoorah is a random progressive jackpot that can be triggered after any spins of the reels. You can cash in right away by visiting the best RTG casino in cyberspace, where games are a dime a dozen!
The Sims
Released from the year 2000 onwards, The Sims is a series of live simulator video games that have stormed onto the global gaming stage. In each of the expansion packs and twin deluxe editions you have to create a population of virtual people called Sims and control every aspect of their lives in an area known as SimCity. Your role is a god of sorts as apart from deciding on each Sim’s appearance, defining character traits, personality and aspirations; you’ll have to choose an existing house in the free download city or build one brick by brick for your family of virtual friends.
In addition, game play includes decorating and furnishing the home with all sorts of interesting off-the-shelf items and in the latest edition, The Sims 4: Spa Day, you’ll discover an innovative moviemaker feature, zoom functionality and awesome animation. Not with standing a predominantly sandbox games structure and play that largely emulates day-to-day existence; The Sims series has sold more than 200 million copies worldwide and is the best-selling PC game in history!
Duke Nukem Forever
The cigar-chomping, alien killing hatchet man of the naughty nineties, Duke Nukem, is back with his endless expletives, hysterical one-liners and an arsenal of way-out weaponry in the latest in the series, Duke Nukem Forever. The indefatigable macho man who has become a gaming icon since he first hit the screens in 1991 has featured in four titles and an entire stable of spin-offs, scooping up multiple awards in the process.
Despite his advancing age, the title character has lost none of his testosterone filled character and is witnessed squishing mini-aliens, chugging back the liquor and squirming under the lascivious attentions of a topless stripper as she grinds away in a prolonged lap dance. All the while, you’ll be controlling the Duke in this single shooter of ill-repute, where freeze guns, shrink rays and shot guns, capable of blowing victims clean into the air, are the weapons of choice.
In addition to the aim and shoot game play, there are turret sequences, first-person platforming segments and half-life two-style puzzles to keep you adequately challenged and entertained. Once you’ve exhausted the story line, you can drop in to modes such as deathmatch and capture the flag for fast, frequent kills that’ll curdle the blood!
Big Shot
Big shot is a 5 reel and 20 payline video slot cherry picked from the Real Time Gaming software stable for its timeless cinematic theme, big paying symbols and cartoon-style graphics. It features all the iconography of the silver screen, with Hollywood superstars, a portly gold statuette and the Big Shot logo delivering crates of coins with their special powers on the reels.
The auto spin feature means you can capture multiple wins without having to move a muscle and if you hit five blond bombshells on an active bet line, you’ll bank a cool $12,500 in the base game. Toss in wilds, scatters and a free spins feature where you can win up to 20x multipliers and you’ll be spinning money. The big hoorah is a random progressive jackpot that can be triggered after any spins of the reels. You can cash in right away by visiting the best RTG casino in cyberspace, where games are a dime a dozen!
The Sims
Released from the year 2000 onwards, The Sims is a series of live simulator video games that have stormed onto the global gaming stage. In each of the expansion packs and twin deluxe editions you have to create a population of virtual people called Sims and control every aspect of their lives in an area known as SimCity. Your role is a god of sorts as apart from deciding on each Sim’s appearance, defining character traits, personality and aspirations; you’ll have to choose an existing house in the free download city or build one brick by brick for your family of virtual friends.
In addition, game play includes decorating and furnishing the home with all sorts of interesting off-the-shelf items and in the latest edition, The Sims 4: Spa Day, you’ll discover an innovative moviemaker feature, zoom functionality and awesome animation. Not with standing a predominantly sandbox games structure and play that largely emulates day-to-day existence; The Sims series has sold more than 200 million copies worldwide and is the best-selling PC game in history!
The Best Of The Indie Scene! - DEAD REALM pc
Finders, creepers
Completing our grim quintet of indie terror, guaranteed to make your bumps goose, is the ultimate game of horror hide and seek. Currently in Early Access on Steam, Dead Realm is just like the innocent game you used to play in the playground, but instead replaces one friend with a grim faced, horror movie-inspired ghost. No, it’s our turn to wear the mask made of human skin…
Set inside the home of an eccentric electricity tycoon, where he of course murdered his family in a grisly fashion, this multiplayer horror currently includes three different maps. In each one, you are either the hunter or the hunted. Whether you’re the human or the ghost in each map, there’s a slew of abilities available.
You’re it Hunting your prey as the monster becomes easier with a mechanic which lets you see your targets as glowing pinpoints on the map, but you’ll need to be sparing with how much you use it. Conversely, your human targets can bring up a screen which shows just how close the enemy is, and even access a series of security cameras to try and catch a glimpse of their pursuer. That should help them survive for at least five nights…
It’s absurdly tense fun, and each map has a stack of hidden passages to scurry away through and secrets to find. It might be prime YouTube bait for screams, but Dead Realm already has plenty of horror potential.
“it’s just like hide and seek, but with a grim-faced ghost”Completing our grim quintet of indie terror, guaranteed to make your bumps goose, is the ultimate game of horror hide and seek. Currently in Early Access on Steam, Dead Realm is just like the innocent game you used to play in the playground, but instead replaces one friend with a grim faced, horror movie-inspired ghost. No, it’s our turn to wear the mask made of human skin…
Set inside the home of an eccentric electricity tycoon, where he of course murdered his family in a grisly fashion, this multiplayer horror currently includes three different maps. In each one, you are either the hunter or the hunted. Whether you’re the human or the ghost in each map, there’s a slew of abilities available.
You’re it Hunting your prey as the monster becomes easier with a mechanic which lets you see your targets as glowing pinpoints on the map, but you’ll need to be sparing with how much you use it. Conversely, your human targets can bring up a screen which shows just how close the enemy is, and even access a series of security cameras to try and catch a glimpse of their pursuer. That should help them survive for at least five nights…
It’s absurdly tense fun, and each map has a stack of hidden passages to scurry away through and secrets to find. It might be prime YouTube bait for screams, but Dead Realm already has plenty of horror potential.
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| The ghost appears as the ferocious Wolfman, a baby in a creepy mask, or the Leatherface-inspired Butcher, clad in human skin. |
Format: PC Developer: 3BlackDot Out: 2016
Selasa, 03 November 2015
Sonic: Lost World - PC Review and System Requirements
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I finally got the chance to play "Sonic Lost World" which was a Wii U exclusive for over two years. It's a solid game, but I kind of wish it had more original level themes and the music could be slightly better. My computer isn't that fast, but the game runs at a decent enough speed for me. I plan on getting a better graphics card in the future, but right now, Sonic Lost World is fun.
Rating: 70/100
System Requirements
- Minimum:
- OS: Microsoft Windows 7 / 8 / 10
- Processor: Intel Pentium Dual-Core T4200 (2x2.0GHz) or AMD equivalent
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 (512MB) / ATI Radeon HD 2900 (512MB)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Hard Drive: 8 GB available space
- Sound Card: Sound: 9.0c compatible.
- Additional Notes: Memory: 2GB RAM (XP)/3GB RAM (Windows 7 / Vista)
- Recommended:
- OS: Microsoft Windows 7
- Processor: Intel Core i5 @ 2.66 GHz / AMD Phenom II X4 @ 3.0 GHz
- Memory: 3 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 (1GB) / ATI Radeon HD 5850 (1GB)
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Hard Drive: 8 GB available space
- Sound Card: Sound: 9.0c compatible.
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Senin, 02 November 2015
PC Games for Minimum CPU Class Required - Intel Core 2 Duo 3 GHz
GUILD WARS 2
Still the benchmark for PC MMOs. No subs fee, and a vast, storied world constantly updated with new stuff.
TOTAL WAR: ATTILA
The kings of RTS have outdone themselves with this latest nomadic take on the warfaring formula.
HEARTHSTONE
Try and walk away from it. We dare you. Blizzard has given the collectible card game genre an accessible shot in the arm.
ELITE: DANGEROUS
Utterly unique. No other game out there gives you the chance to carve your own path through as massive a universe.
PILLARS OF ETERNITY
Bringing back the halcyon days of Infinity Engine-powered RPGs, only with modern visuals and a fresh fantasy setting.
Still the benchmark for PC MMOs. No subs fee, and a vast, storied world constantly updated with new stuff.
TOTAL WAR: ATTILA
The kings of RTS have outdone themselves with this latest nomadic take on the warfaring formula.
HEARTHSTONE
Try and walk away from it. We dare you. Blizzard has given the collectible card game genre an accessible shot in the arm.
ELITE: DANGEROUS
Utterly unique. No other game out there gives you the chance to carve your own path through as massive a universe.
PILLARS OF ETERNITY
Bringing back the halcyon days of Infinity Engine-powered RPGs, only with modern visuals and a fresh fantasy setting.
Minggu, 01 November 2015
1992 PC Games List (92 PC games Windows 3.1, 3.0 and MS-DOS)
Vengeance of Excalibur
4D Boxing
ABC's Wide World of Sports Boxing
Martian Memorandum
Police Quest III: The Kindred
NFL Pro League Football
Dragon's Gate
Patton Strikes Back
Predator 2
Bugs Bunny Cartoon Workshop
The Treehouse
Conan the Cimmerian
The Games: Winter Challenge
Riders of Rohan
Shadow Sorcerer
Mission: Impossible
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