December 2004
| Friday, December 31, 2004 |
Armies Of Exigo Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:18 PM |
Category: Strategy |
The Entertainment Depot has a review up for the PC version of Armies Of Exigo, a RTS game developed by Black Hole Games. Here is a small quote from thier review of the game:The flow of the missions could also use some work. In the midst of a good mixture of tasks and story will be a timed mission that only serves to force the point home that much of the game is trial-and-error, requiring many scenarios enough to know when to do what, because of the computer's limited ambitions - though it tends to get inspired when it has only a few minutes to win. Well if you want that review, then go here.
| Thursday, December 30, 2004 |
How A Loudspeaker Sounds
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:05 PM |
Category: Hardware |
Over on the ecoustics.com site they posted an article entitled Terms Used To Describe How A Loudspeaker Sounds and here is a quote from said article: Reviewers can become almost poetic in their descriptions of loudspeaker sound. For instance, does a term like "chocolaty midrange" have meaning for anyone other than the writer who used it? Does it mean that the sound is smooth, thick, or dark? And is it a criticism or a compliment? Who knows? Check that out on ecoustics.com already.
| Wednesday, December 29, 2004 |
Chronicles Of Riddick Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:10 PM |
Category: First Person |
GameZone has a review online for The Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay (Developer's Cut) on the PC. Now is a good time for a quote: When Riddick is in stealth mode, he can drag dead bodies out of sight, sneak up and kill enemies from behind, or most importantly, slink right past them. The game notifies you of your current level of stealthiness by changing the hue of the game to blue. This was an appreciated little facet of the game. Go read that Chronicles Of Riddick review!
| Tuesday, December 28, 2004 |
Celtic Kings The Punic Wars Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:41 PM |
Category: Strategy |
Gamer's Hell posted up a review for Celtic Kings The Punic Wars and here is a quote from what they had to say about the game:RPG elements withstanding, this game is certainly an RTS and a pretty good one at that. ‘The Punic Wars’ is Haemimont Games’ follow-up to their 2002 game ‘The Celtic Kings: Rage of War’. The single player consists of single battle mode or adventure mode. The adventure mode is made up of five campaigns, which are in turn made up of a varying number of missions and set against the backdrop of the Punic wars; the general history of which is presented via good narration and introductory cut scenes. You get to play the campaigns as either the Roman or Carthaginian armies depending on the particular campaign you chose. So if your into the RTS games then check out that Celtic Kings The Punic Wars review.
| Monday, December 27, 2004 |
Gothic III Interview
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:53 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
World Of Gothic has posted up an interesting Gothic III interview and here's a snip from the article:Up to now, each gothic part had his own characteristics but there was still a common look-and-feel. Part III contains again a couple of completely new elements. I cannot follow the criticism concerning Gothic II in this point. Nevertheless, each game had new influences while the previous elements didn't loose their right to exist. But I assume that Gothic III will have a feeling similar to the one of Gothic I. Personally I was hoping the question of controls and inventory would arise but alas they did not within this Gothic III Interview. I could rant about bad controls but I won't.
| Sunday, December 26, 2004 |
Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 11:40 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
2404 has a review for Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines. Here is a quote from the review:This game has an awful lot in common with various first person shooters on the market, with a healthy dose of third person melee combat included. As a pure shooter, many will find this game a tad askew. Firearms in this setting tend to do very little damage in comparison to your vampire’s blood abilities and superhuman strength. Due to this fact, and a less than stellar damaging model, I found myself straying away from firearms in this game. So if you interested in this RPG that was developed by Troika Games, then have a read of the complete review. Also note that a patch was released on the 21st that updates the game to version 1.2 and download links are available off of the Troika Games main page.
| Saturday, December 25, 2004 |
Parkan II Screenshots
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 12:59 AM |
Category: Simulation |
worthplaying.com has some screenshots for Parkan II, which is a 3D space simulator combined with first person action planet side. Open ended game play provides players the ability to choose their own destiny, to become a merchant or a colonizer, a mercenary or a pirate. Players will be able to upgrade spaceships and ground vehicles. Gamers can capture planets or even whole star systems, build up their own empire and command armies of warbots. Check out those screenshots plus more info on Parkan II on this page. By the way... MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY!!!!!
| Friday, December 24, 2004 |
HomeLan Talks With Peter Hines
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 9:03 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
HomeLan Fed has an interview posted up with Pete Hines, the marketing-PR director for Bethesda Softworks. The Q&A session is pretty short and has nothing to to do with The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion RPG that Bethesda is currently working hard on. However it's still worth a read, so go forth and visit this page.
| Thursday, December 23, 2004 |
Two Elder Scrolls IV Interviews
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:09 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
There just happens to be a dual shot of interviews for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion. Here is a small quote from the first interview with Todd Howard:It's big - in some areas it's bigger than Morrowind, in some it's not. There are over 100 very meaty quests and tons to do. I think scale is hard to describe. It's something you have to play to understand. We measure gameplay hours by the hundreds, not by the "tens." We're more focused on the quality of the interactions we're building. You can read the full review on computerandvideogames.com. Next is an Interview with Gavin Carter and here is a quote:As I mentioned, the magic system is getting some tender love and attention from our team of programmers and artists. We’ve thought up some really great new ways of implementing some of the spell effects – tying them in with physics and shader effects, changing how some of the projectiles function, better ironing out balance issues, and a host of other improvements. You can delve into the rest of the interview on FileFront. Both of those interviews were found during a visit to Shack News.
| Wednesday, December 22, 2004 |
Half-Life 2 Updates & 30,000 Steam Accounts Get Nuked
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:42 PM |
Category: First Person |
Over on Steam it was announced that Half-Life 2 and Counter-Strike: Source updates are now available. Restarting Steam will auto-update with the latest changes as can be read right here. In other Valve related news that I spotted on Shack News, 30,000 Steam accounts were canned due to people being dishonest and trying to use fake keys and cheating. Mess with Valve and your going to get roasted... or should I say Steamed! Read that banning article right here.
| Tuesday, December 21, 2004 |
New Vivisector Screenshots
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:59 PM |
Category: First Person |
The official site for Vivisector: Beast Inside has three new uploaded screenshots of thier upcoming FPS that is set on a mysterious island where twisted experiments on animals have taken place. It sounds to me like a take off from the H.G. Wells story of The Island of Doctor Moreau. Anyways those screenshots do look promising... so check em out.
| Monday, December 20, 2004 |
Half-Life 2 Demo Released
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:02 PM |
Category: First Person |
If you haven't gotten around to playing Half-Life 2 yet, then you can now check out the Demo that has just become available. Here is what they're saying about the demo:Featuring some of the amazing digital actors and physical gameplay that has made Half-Life 2 the leading contender for Game of the Year 2004, the demo takes players through some of the early levels of the game and later transports them to the area of the game known as Ravenholm. The demo is 750mb and you can downgrab it on the following sites:Worthplaying, 3D Downloads, FileFront, FileShack (requires registration) and Gamer's Hell.
| Sunday, December 19, 2004 |
New Dungeon Siege II Screenshots
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 8:05 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
On the official Dungeon Siege II site they updated with some spiffy, new Screenshots. Those screenies look pretty good so go check em out. Also if you missed it, like I did, there was a recent interview with lead designer Kevin Lambert that covers story, multiplayer, quests and character development. That interview is waiting right here on Gamespot.
| Saturday, December 18, 2004 |
Speaker & TV Buying Advice On Ecoustics
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 8:34 PM |
Category: Hardware |
Over on the ecoustics.com site they posted a guide on How to Shop for Speakers and anouther for Big Screen TV Buying Advice. So check both of those out if your interested.
| Friday, December 17, 2004 |
JoWood Announces Gothic III
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 3:48 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
I'm sure many of you RPG fans will be happy to hear that JoWood Productions along with German developer Piranha Bytes, mentioned via a press release that they will make Gothic III.Our main efforts are to increase quality, atmosphere and fascination in Gothic III, to deliver an unbeatable RPG experience to all the Gothic fans out there. But even with all the improvements and innovations, we continue to build upon the unique concept of the Gothic titles", promises Mike Hoge, developer Piranha Bytes. Read the entire press release right here. Hopefully this time around they'll make the controls less screwy than before. We shall see....
The Elder Scrolls IV Interview On HomeLan Fed
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 2:17 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
HomeLan Fed has an interview posted up with Bethesda's Ashley Cheng about the upcoming The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion game. Here is a quote from the article:Take forests. In Morrowind, we had a dry, arid landscape with few trees. In our expansion pack, Bloodmoon, we started to create landscapes with more trees, but technological limitations prevented us from doing full forests. With Oblivion, the technology is now powerful enough for us to do full blown forests that stretch to the horizon like nothing you’ve seen before. The full article can be read on this page.
| Thursday, December 16, 2004 |
Boomtown's Demon Stone Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:07 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
Boomtown pasted up a PS2 review for Demon Stone and here is a shot from the text:Demon Stone isn’t the longest game in the world, giving a weekend to see all it has to offer. This is countered then by the difficulty of the bosses, some of which are perpetrators of that most horrible of gaming crimes: the regenerating health bar. Go forth and read that Demon Stone review. For more info on this Action / RPG you can always visit the official site.
| Wednesday, December 15, 2004 |
Pacific Assault Review On Totally Elite Force
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 7:47 PM |
Category: First Person |
I just noticed on the Totally Elite Force site that Milky has reviewed Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault. Here is a snip from what Milky thinks of the game:For a game using the ancient Quake 3 engine, MOHPA actually achieves amazing visuals. The jungles settings were designed to cover up the linear game play and it does so very effectively, hiding the edges of the map in dense jungle without confusing you where to go next. The textures and the jungle foliage are easy on the eyes, although this certainly isn't a "sit and enjoy the view" kinda game like Halo or Farcry. Well here is the linkage for that review if your interested in reading more.
| Tuesday, December 14, 2004 |
Kreisen LT-30FMP LCD HDTV Monitor Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:15 PM |
Category: Hardware |
Over on the ecoustics.com site Brian reviewed the Kreisen LT-30FMP 30-inch LCD HDTV Monitor and here is a quote from his review:It was hard not be impressed when I first viewed the Kreisen LT-30FMP 30-inch flat panel LCD HDTV monitor. The HDTV over-air-picture was stunning when I watched Monday Night Football in high definition (720p). The LCD handled bright scenes very well, and at times the picture looked 3-dimesional in HD. Check out the entire Kreisen LT-30FMP 30-inch LCD HDTV Monitor review.
| Monday, December 13, 2004 |
GameMecca's Battle Out Of Hell Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 8:21 PM |
Category: First Person |
GameMecca did up a review for the Painkiller expansion pack. Here is a piece from the full review:The graphics engine has been updated. This brings both positive and negative benefits. On the positive side, it adds heat and haze distortion, specular mapping, and Shader Model 3.0 support. On the negative side, anyone without one of the latest cards will probably take a big hit in the framerates. This will requiring lowering the resolution or texture details or turning off graphic features in order to maintain the same level of play as before. The original game too can be replayed with the new graphics effects, yet another incentive to revisit the prior game. Time to go read the complete Battle Out Of Hell review.
| Sunday, December 12, 2004 |
Tight Pants Destroy Cell Phones
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 7:57 PM |
Category: Hardware |
According to CNet tight pants is a problem with cell phones and ends up with the phones getting broken.A survey of 300 retailers in Sweden found that squeezing handsets into snug-fitting pants is the second leading cause of broken phones. Apparently, the phones simply can't handle the pressure, and screens break or covers bend or crack. So apparently... and this is no surprise to me, they're making these phones out of junk. So are your pants too tight?
| Saturday, December 11, 2004 |
Artist Daryl Mandryk Is Featured
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 9:38 PM |
Category: Art |
CG Channel did up a featured spotlight on artist Daryl Mandryk, which includes artwork and an interview combo. Here is a quote from the article:CGC: First thing you ever remember drawing?
Daryl: Tough question…I vaguely remember drawing some kind of explorer character and a pyramid for some kind of class assignment, probably in grade 1 or 2. It's hard to remember a point where I actually started to draw, it seems like something I've just always been doing. Check out that feature. I like that girl with the gun on page one and the black robot thing on the fourth page. Go look!
Shade Wrath Of Angels Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 4:54 PM |
Category: Action |
Next Level did up a review for Shade Wrath Of Angels and here is a quote from what they had to say about it:Controls are horrible and frustrating, getting a character to aim a gun where you like is hard in third person view (the default). In first person you see no gun, and only get a flash and no sense of actually firing a gun, just pointing and clicking your mouse, it might as well be a window interface. Why do they make games with crappy controls in this day and age? Bleagh. Read the rest of that Shade Wrath Of Angels review.
| Friday, December 10, 2004 |
New Half-Life 2 Updates
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 9:03 PM |
Category: First Person |
Over on Steam it was announced that Half-Life 2, Half-Life 2: Deathmatch and Source Dedicated Server updates are available and will be applied automatically when Steam is restarted. Notice that for people who had problems with the Securom disc check the following fix: Solved disc in drive incompatibility error by removing Securom disc check routine. Load Steam and get the auto-download.
| Thursday, December 9, 2004 |
Gunman Kills Four At Club In Columbus
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 8:15 PM |
Category: Music |
On Wednesday, during a Damageplan concert, heavy metal guitarist Darrell Abbott (Dimebag) was shot and killed along with three other people when a gunman opened fire at a packed nightclub in Columbus, Ohio. A police officer was patrolling nearby when he heard the call about the shooting. The officer then entered the club through the back door, where he saw one person lying dead and the suspect holding onto another person. That is when the police officer shot the gunman dead. For the complete details on this horrible loss of life go to this article that is provided by Jam! Music. By the way Dimebag was one of the original members of Pantera along with his brother and drummer, Vinnie Paul Abbott.
Rat Brain Flies A F-22 Jet Simulator
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 12:44 PM |
Category: Science |
I spotted on The Register that they did this strange article on scientists in Florida that have grown a brain in a petri dish and taught it to fly a fighter plane.The brain-in-a-dish was DeMarse' idea. To produce it, 25,000 rat neurones were suspended in a specialised liquid to keep them alive and then laid across a grid of 60 electrodes in a small glass dish. So here is the linkage right here to that article.
| Wednesday, December 8, 2004 |
Dragonshard Impressions
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 9:03 PM |
Category: Role Playing |
IGN reports that they got a good look at Dragonshard, the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons RTS from Liquid. Here is a quote from the preview:Whether you're playing underground or on the surface, one thing is certain: this is a really pretty game. Liquid is creating a fantastic game world full of things to see, impressive monsters, and well animated units. Liquid's mentality is that there has to be something entertaining to see every five seconds, whether that's a creature with two heads trying to bash in your hero's skull or leaves falling from the trees. Eberon is full of life and detail and is truly a gorgeous game from top to bottom. Check out that three page preview right here.
| Tuesday, December 7, 2004 |
John Romero Uploads Daikatana Page
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 9:16 PM |
Category: First Person |
John Romero took the time to put up what is the beginnings of the Daikatana page on rome.ro. The page covers info about the game, a brief history of Ion Storm, Daikatana downloads and the release of the Daikatana Pre-Alpha #1 of which is the games first two months of work. At the time of the Pre-Alpha #1 the game was using the Quake I engine and this release comprises 2 playable single player levels. So if your interested in Daikatana and assorted info on the game hit this page.
Queasy Games Releases New Beta Of Gate 88
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 2:35 PM |
Category: Strategy |
Queasy sent in the news that a new beta of Gate 88 was released. The game is a multiplayer, retro-style action-RTS where seemingly simplistic gameplay gives way to a myriad of subtle, yet complex strategies.In addition to a graphical face lift inspired by abstract Japanese shmups (shoot'em-ups), players can now, at any time during the game, access a tightly integrated lobby chat (IRC client) to find other Gate 88 players. Significant improvements have also been made to the network code. By the way, the game is reminiscent of Herzog Zwei, Star Control, Subspace, Homeworld, and Parsec 47. Check out Queasy Games for the free download and such.
Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault Review
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 2:18 PM |
Category: First Person |
game-over.net has a review for Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault. Now for a quote from what they have to say about the game:Pacific Assault starts on Tarawa in 1943 as the United States' counterattack approaches the Japanese home islands. You play the role of Tommy Conlin in the United States Marine Corps. This means, as his colleague Frank Minoso jokes, you won't be cleaning up and babysitting airfields. Not long after the opening sequence, Conlin experiences a flashback that takes him back to boot camp. Here, you get a better acquaintance with the men in your squad. Then you're shipped off to Pearl Harbor where you race off just when Japanese Zeros begin strafing the United States' Pacific naval headquarters. So check out that Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault Review!
Halo 2 Dominates Sales Worldwide
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 8:48 PM |
Category: Xbox |
GameDaily Biz has the news that Halo 2 is dominating sales worldwide.It started with 1.5 million pre-orders, and now it's gone beyond everyone's expectations. Halo 2 has sold more than 5 million units globally since its November 9 launch—less than a month! This is one of those landmark moments in the history of the video games industry that will never be forgotten. Pounce on this article for the full story on Halo 2's success.
Is Battle Out Of Hell Worthplaying?
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 7:53 PM |
Category: First Person |
worthplaying.com has posted up a review for the Painkiller expansion Battle Out Of Hell. Here is a piece from what they have to say about it:There are 10 new levels in BooH which showcase a decent variety in locations, just as the original title did. The game starts off in an orphanage in purgatory, and throughout the expansion pack, you’ll find yourself in such places as war-torn battlefields, a zombie-filled city, and an industrial lab complex. Each level maintains its own feel so that they all have their own unique vibe; the orphanage is a bit creepy, the zombie cities are full of despair and dread, and the lab is just filled with a more aggressive feel and pacing. Jump onto this page to read the complete review.
| Saturday, December 4, 2004 |
Project Snowblind
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 9:58 PM |
Category: First Person |
worthplaying.com has an article on Project Snowblind which is a FPS from Crystal Dynamics. Here is a quote that describes some weapons stuff:Project: Snowblind seeks to innovate the FPS genre with the inclusion of weapons and gadgets never seen before in the genre. Players will have access to a wide array of weapons, demolition gear, and high tech gadgetry throughout the game. All primary weapons will have secondary fire options, allowing the weapon to perform duel tasks. High tech gadgets play an integral role in your character’s survival in Project: Snowblind. The gadgets and tools used in Project: Snowblind’s single player missions take on a whole new dimension when used in the online multiplayer game. Check out Project Snowblind including five screenshots.
Psychotoxic Screenshots
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 9:23 PM |
Category: First Person |
worthplaying.com has some screenshots for Psychotoxic, a first person shooter that is said to have an exceptionally exciting story line. The game is set in New York in the year 2020 and 3 of the 4 horsemen of the apocalypse have caused terrible damage on Earth and the 4th guy is coming. In the game you play protagonist Angie Prophet who is a mix of human and angel / guardian. For more info and the screenshots go to this page right here.
| Thursday, December 2, 2004 |
Half-Life 2 Review On Ferrago
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 8:13 PM |
Category: First Person |
So I was mucking around the net looking for some MGE news and found anouther Half-Life review. Here is a clip from said review:Since the two of you had last been intertwined she had obviously learned a whole bunch of new tricks, possibly with a Chinese circus, judging by the impressive gymnastics she was now capable of. Well that's a part of the reviewer's intro. It's certainly a different intro and I don't think I've ever read anything quite like that before in a game review introduction. Go to Ferrago and find that Half-Life 2 Review.
| Wednesday, December 1, 2004 |
Painkiller Expansion In-Stores
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 11:54 PM |
Category: First Person |
It was announced today that DreamCatcher’s Painkiller: Battle Out of Hell is now in-stores.Toronto, Canada - December 1, 2004 - DreamCatcher Games today announced Painkiller: Battle Out Of Hell is available for Windows® at retailers across North America.
Painkiller: Battle Out Of Hell offers numerous features to intensify enjoyment of this critically acclaimed shooter. The Expansion Pack includes 10 massive single player levels in an additional single-player chapter, as well as new multiplayer modes, maps and models. It will also offer an amplified arsenal of un-deadly weapons, bigger and badder bosses and the map editor Software Development Kit.
“We’re very excited to release Painkiller: Battle Out of Hell,” said Brian Gladman, Global Brand Manager at DreamCatcher Games. “This is an important next step for our incredible flagship franchise.”
An unadulterated shooting spree, Painkiller boasts truly inspired graphics and some of the most menacing level bosses ever seen. Utilizing the impressive Havok 2.0 physics engine, this game continues to achieve new heights of physics-based gameplay while the proprietary 3D "PAIN engine” pumps out an unbelievably high polygon count, incredible texture quality and the latest lighting and shadowing techniques.
Developed by People Can Fly, Painkiller: Battle Out of Hell is rated ‘M’ for Mature. Download the Painkiller demo at www.PainkillerGame.com. An Xbox® version of Painkiller is planned for 2005. Painkiller is the Official tournament game of the CPL $1,000,000 2005 World Tour. Check out the Painkiller site for more info.
Iron Man Movie Negotiations
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 1:24 PM |
Category: Movies |
GameDaily Biz has the news that Nick Cassavetes is in negotiations to direct Iron Man which is based on the Marvel Comics character.In the comic, Iron Man's real identity is that of billionaire industrialist Tony Stark, who develops an armored suit that lets him fly and shoot "repulsor rays". The comic debuted in the 1960s, and Iron Man's origin involved Stark being a prisoner of the Viet Cong. The comic evolved into Stark fighting spies, both political and industrial, while also battling alcoholism. You can read the full article for the rest of the info.
Half-Life 2 Deathmatch & SDK Released
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Darren 'Doom Dude' Finch
at 10:30 AM |
Category: First Person |
This morning it was revealed on Steam that a new Half-Life 2 update is now available which includes Half-Life2 Deathmatch and the Half-Life 2 SDK (Software Development Kit). The SDK includes game code needed to create Half-Life 2/Source MODs, Ability to edit Half-Life 2 maps plus other editing tools. There's also a source update that includes, HTTP and non-HTTP map auto downloading functionality and various tweaks and fixes. They also announced a cool Half-Life 2: Deathmatch Map Making contest where the winning entry will receive a cash prize of $5,000 and the two runner ups receive a cash prize of $3,000. Be sure to read the rules for that contest. So jump on Steam and get the downloads for the Half-Life 2 Deathmatch and the SDK.
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