This game was created solely for the online multiplayer experience, so if you can’t handle face-paced and intense online battles and prefer campaigns, stop reading and move onto another game: this isn’t for you.  While there is a single/co-op campaign, it’s there to teach you the basics of all game types, as well as introduce you to levels and weapons (in case you’ve been in a cave and never played any of the other UTs).

The newest edition to the franchise is the Warfare game style, where two teams fight to destroy each other’s core by linking nodes.  At first, this will seem so foreign that you’ll become intimidated and refuse to play it again.  However, constant practice will have you reaping the benefits in no time.  While the other game modes focus on killing each other in a massive frenzy of carnage, Warfare is a strategic mode which not only requires teamwork, but also the use of a headset.  Well, it doesn’t require it per se, but communicating with your teammates puts a huge advantage in your favor.  Even more importantly, how can you own a 360 and not have a headset?!  Warfare is by far my favorite game mode; I can even brag about being ranked 44 in the world on the 360 release.  It’s intense and all sorts of entertaining.

The other game styles are the basic ones: deathmatch, team deathmatch, capture the flag (CTF), and vehicle CTF.  I believe those games speak for themselves.  If you aren’t feeling up to a heated competition, try out the player matches.  In these, you don’t have to wait for a full room to start a game and can jump in the action at any time.  You can even invite your friends into the game at any point, provided that the map hasn’t been maxed out (up to 16 players).

However, if you feel ready enough for big-league competition, test your skills out on ranked matches.  This is where the big guns come out and true sportsmanship tends to shine.  Of course, there will always be those foul-mouthed, arrogant players out there, but ranked matches tend to be filled with professional gamers who are in it to win, but always appreciate a good match.  A thing to keep in mind is that while it is frustrating to lose a match, rankings are not based on your win-lose record, but on how you perform.  For instance, your team may get rocked in a warfare game, losing 4-0 without a single hit on their core (and you can thank the commentary for stating “humiliating defeat”), if you score 300 points, that’s a big boost to your ranking.  Only the good and experienced players tend to realize this.  If you continue to let your fingers do the talking and practice good sportsmanship, your gamertag will begin to get recognized, respected, and feared.  There are a few downfalls of playing a ranked match, but they're so minute yet worth mentioning.  Just like many other games, you cannot invite friends to a ranked match.  Also, every ranked match will spit you back to the main menu after each is finished.  Lastly, you have to wait for the match to fill up to the minimum capacity before the host can start the match.  This is warfare's biggest problem, as many are still intimidated by the new mode, but it's completely worth waiting.

Unreal III is an incredible relief to a franchise which could have been easily destroyed had another UT 2003 been developed.  A lot of thought was put into level development and gameplay.  The weapon system has been balanced out better than almost any game that has come out in years.  Some of the old guns have been combined while other have been reinvented.  The biorifle, for example, is much more useful than it was in the past.  Then there’s the addition of the hoverboard.  This could have been botched so bad as to make it useless and really bring the game down, but the verdict is out: the hoverboard is amazing!  You’ll find yourself trying to use it in other games, then quickly realizing how much you miss it.

If you’re in it for the achievements, then you’re in for a long battle, as the majority of the achievement are based on how many times you receive certain rewards (e.g., Flakmaster).  Each reward requires fragging opponents a large amount of times with a single weapon.  Each achievement require that you obtain this reward 20 times, so you’ll be playing a long long time to be getting all of these achievements.

All in all, Unreal Tournament III is a blast and well worth the $60 you’ll fork out.  At almost any point in the day, there are people playing, although Warfare tends to be more of an American fascination, so you’ll have to get on during the US night time if you want to enjoy the mode.  While I fully love the entire game, design, and online enjoyment, there are a few bugs (using the hoverboard sometimes has a glitch) and requiring the gamer to press right on the D-pad to talk is just annoying.  The latter, however, has a glitch, just like CoD4.  Hold down right on the D-pad so that the mic icon is displayed.  Unplug the headset, then let go of the D-pad.  The mic icon should still be displayed.  Plug the headset back in and BLAMO, you can talk your head off without having to use a button.  The price is that if everyone is using the glitch, it can slow the server down by hogging up all the bandwidth.  The controls are quite smooth in the default mode, but if you want to change things up, you can highly customize your layout, which has greatly improved my game.  Unfortunately, there are certain functions which are considered "required" and can be a burden.  The weapon select function is useless, but "required," so you'll have to sacrifice one button for this.

That being said, UT III gets an 8.5 in my book.  I’d give it more, but the campaign gets boring and beating it on the insane difficulty is just that: insane.  I spend over 1.5 hours on one level without a decision as to the winner.  The graphics are surprisingly smooth, considering the constant action which you are engaged in.  For those who enjoy realistic and slow-paced FPS games, you’re going to hate this.  Take a look at the name and decide how the action is going to be: Unreal.

Right now, EA is the prostitute of the gaming industry. Seriously, they're publishing a game from everyone and their dog. Let's see, there's id with Rage, Grasshopper with an unnamed action horror game, and now Epic, when will it stop? This new IP is in development by Epic's studio People Can Fly, the makers of the Painkiller series, and will come out on the PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC. Epic's recent intellectual properties have been gritty shooters, so I'd like to see what they can do beyond that realm.

Via 1UP

On the other hand when players respawn they are returned to full health (In Quake 3 Arena itself, they gain a boosted health level that decays over time), whereas the players that survive comabt will probably have had their health reduced. Though this reduced health can be recovered through health pick-ups until those are located the surviving player is at a potential disadvantage compared to the respawned player. This serves as a slight negative feedback loop leveling out the playing field between successful and unsuccessful players. However, besides suicide, player death has no direct impact on overall score so the number of times a player dies is of little import beyond bragging rights. In a deathmatch game, the negative feedback loop has no direct influence on the score. The more successful you are the better your chances of being successful in future. Of course it's not as straightforward as that, as second order factors such as the layout of the level, and player psychology, come into play. Still the core positive feedback loop remains a key influence on the play experience. Consider how different a match of InstaGib Unreal Tournament feels to the standard game.

Recently I've been spending a lot of time playing Team Fortress 2. It's only after several hours of play, and listening to the Commentaries, than I've started to realise the extent to which feedback loops are used throughout the game. Some are explicit and have clearly been designed by Valve, while others are implicit and could have been either designed or emmerged from the other mechanics within the game. Together they have subtle and wide ranging affect on the play experience.

When you die in vanilla Team Fortress 2, you have to wait a pre-set time before you are able to respawn, the length of time is altered depending on whether your team is winning or losing. This is an explicit positive feedback loop that means that if the winning team is able to kill a number of enemies they will out number the opposition for a time and have a higher chance of achieving their objectives. Initial success leads to continuing success.

Another positive feedback mechanism, which is more implicit and might not have been directly designed, exists for all classes but is most noticeable for, the Heavy, the Pyro and the Engineer. The first two classes are offensive and have primary weapons that burn through ammunition (In the case of the Pyro quite literally), so playing as either of these classes it's possible to run out of ammunition rapidly. Though there are several mechanisms to replenish that ammunition the most interesting is that of gathering the dropped weapons of dead players. If a player waste their fire and doesn't manage to kill anybody they will diminish their ammunition supply and be weakened, however if they are successful they will be able to gather the ammunition dropped by their defeated foes. Though this is true for each class the rate of fire of the Heavy and Pyro make the affect that much more pronounced. The Engineer is in a similar position, as they can salvage metal from the dropped weapons and use that to repair, or upgrade their turrets making them more powerful and therefore more likely to kill more opposing players, providing more metal and leading to further repairs and upgrades. Accurate shooting pays for itself; again initial success leads to continuing success.

A stable game rarely makes for a fun game as anybody who's been stuck in a stalemate on CTF-2Fort will attest to. These feedback loops are not foolproof but generally they prevent rounds from degenerating into a war of attrition. The effects of the feedback loops described, and the various others present in Team Fortress 2, are subtle, they combine to slightly destabilise each match. When one team starts to pull ahead their success is rewarded and reinforced leading to an increased likelihood of future success; the losing team has to work even harder just to survive. This leads to a game that is unlikely to result in a stalemate. A game that is much more dramatic, that reinforces the Team Fortress 2 notion that "a draw doesn't mean everybody wins, but that everybody loses" and that leads to valiant charges and last ditch defenses.

Without these feedback loops in place, the game would be more prone to stalemates especially between teams of similar average skill levels.

It natural to want to feel that skill is sole determinant for success in a multi-player title, and obvious feedback loops systems can be off putting. At the same time games of pure skill are often not as dramatically entertaining as those where the balance is inherently unstable.

"The new game comprises a vast number of changes from increased aggressiveness and intelligence in the AI to better, more ridiculously powerful weapons to new characters, game modes, and online improvements. New weapons are highlighted by the long-range Shock Rifle and the shorter range Flack Cannon, and more than two dozen weapons will be ready to wield when UT3 is ready in the second half of 2007."

UT3: It's Real
By Douglass C. Perry

Nu ma joc pe prea multe jocuri,doar esentialul : Fifa 07 si 08 , Heroes 5,Brothers in Arms:Road to hill 30 (super jocul , vi-l recomand cu cea mai mare placere, merita jucat),mai rar Unreal Tournament de la 2000 pana la ultimul.Cum sunt maniac de viteza e clar ca nu poate lipsi Need For Speed,joc doar Most Wanted pentru ca e cel mai realist si distrug masini de politie (jos gaboriii),are grafica,o poveste interesanta si nu-l poate juca chiar oricine.

De vreun an cred,9 luni mai degraba,ma joc si pe “oo” cunoscut ca si WoW sau varianta originala World of Warcraft ( Lumea razboi-craftului).E un joc frumos,care te face dependent de numa numa ,recunosc,ma jucam cu zilele pe el,pana am atins levelul maxim adica 70 si dupa aceea nu m-a mai atras asa si nu am jucat atat demult,jucam rar,odata sau de doua ori pe saptamana.Joc pe un server privat parci-like pardon Blizz-like pe nume wow.echonet.ro .Daca jucati vreodata pe acolo dati un /w ( jucatorii stiu ce inseamna ,dar pentru necunoscatori inseamna whisper adica privat message ) la Tupac (70 rogue la Hoarda) sa ma laud si eu ca am cu ceva sau Killumanity (66 hunter and growing tot H ) si mai am cateva mai mici 30+.Haidati la duel sa va fac un pic :D I am PvP addicted.

Oricum va recomand jocul asta doar in doze mici,va relaxeaza atunci cand sunteti stresati pentru ca mergeti si va descarcati nervii pe niste Aliaci.Dar in acelasi timp nu v-il recomand deoarece creeaza si mai multi nervi ca poate va omoare o creatura sau vine un oponent cu 50 de levele peste voi si va omoara (Alianta face asta , The alliance are pussyes :) ).

Ma mai pot lauda ca sunt bun la Fifa ,si nu vorbesc prosti,nu credeti?Luati id-ul meu si haideti la un meci! Iubesc Fifa,pur si simplu imi place la nebunie.Nu conteaza ca stai doar in fund si nu depui efort pe cand jucatorii isi rup picioarele pentru tine,toate acestea nu se mai simt atunci cand ai dat un gol spectaculos si ai ridicat un stadion intreg in picioare (virtual ce-i drept) dar nu conteaza,tu ai reusit in fata altuia.Eu ma simt bine dupa ce dau un gol frumos si ma aplauda un stadion si comentatorii imi spun ca “fantastic goal” si alea alea.

Unreal Tournament e un joc bun sa te descarci.E un joc cu arme din viitor cu lasere,bombe,rachete,mitraliere si alea alea.E complex jocul si are o multime de categorii in care te poti juca.De exemplu : in echipa sa capturezi steagul de 3 ori sau sa protejezi baza ta de ceilalti si dupa un timp schimb partile si tu trebuie sa ataci baza.Ar mai fi singur pe singur unde tre sa omori pe ceilalti de 100 de ori si tot felul.Pe asta v-il recomand cu placere,o sa va relaxeze si o sa va placa.

Recent m-am apucat de Heroes 5,e frumos jocul sa iti pierzi timpul si doar timpul.Nu te enervezi,nu te calmeaza,doar te face sa uiti cum trece notiunea timpului si partea buna e ca nu provoaca dependenta.Incepi cu un erou pe care tot il plimbi in turi cu inca un jucator (Tu esti Blue player si te joci cu un Red player),gasesti oameni si ii recrutezi,iti upgradezi trupele,iti construiesti capitala,produci si mai multi oameni si dupa incepi sa cuceresti alte castele.Foarte frumos jocul.

Ma joc atunci cand nu prea am ce face,mai mult imi place sa ma uit la filme si pe Youtube.( stau si vreo 3 ore si ma tot uit)

Bafta la jocuri! (daca va jucati) :D

09. Doom 3
Doom 3 ist imo eines der coolsten Ego-Shooter. Warum nur Platz 9? Jedes Level sieht gleich aus, jeder Raum sieht gleich aus, jede Wandtextur ist die selbe. Das langweilte schon ziemlich. Gruselig wars auch nur die ersten 2 Stunden dannach lachte man nur noch drüber, weil nicht wirklich viele arten von Schreckmomenten dabei waren. D.h. man wusste eh das in der nächsten Ecke n Vieh sitzt und das ausm Schacht eins rauskrabbelt... Viel zu vorhersehbar!

08. Far Cry
Nett. Aber die KI war viel zu krass und der Hardwarehunger damals unerträglich. Ich hab glaub ich damals einige Tage gebraucht um auf dem Niveau der KI zu spielen um nur schon durchs Tutorial zu kommen... Was mich noch störte war die Story. Total hirnrissig... Ich lande auf ner Insel und die is voll von kranken typen und mutierten Viechern. Die Sequenzen waren auch fürn arsch und eigentlich hat man sich dafür garnet interessiert weils nix großes war. Warum aber Platz 8 dennoch? Weils nicht nur ein Grafikblender war sondern ein revolutionärer Shooter der Entwicklern gezeigt hat wie Erfolgreich man sein kann wenn man sich nicht nur für die Kohle interessiert sondern auchmal vernünftig programmiert. Sogar ein HDR Patch wurde damals noch nachgeliefert der für jeden Besitzer einer HDR-fähigen Karte einen Grund gab es nochmal zu zocken.

07. Quake 4
Quake 4 war ein ganz netter Shooter mit guter Grafik und Bossen die teilweise ordentlich was aushielten. Imo sogar cooler als Doom 3, aber eben nur durchschnitt deshalb Platz 7.

06. Unreal Tournament 3
Die Kampagne ist zwar nur Bot-Matches mit ner möchte-gern Story drum rum aber was glaubt ihr wieviel Spaß das macht? Vorallem im Koop mit Chosi damals ordentlich die Kampagne an 3 Tagen durchgezockt. Es ist einfach das coolste Game was im Coop spielbar ist und die UT Serie is halt immernoch eine der geilsten Spieleserien ever! Der Multiplayer is zwar halb tot aber noobs wie Derrik mit Shock Combos zu bombadieren rockt halt.

05. Red Steel
Wii Exklusiv damals zum Release erschienen. Ein sehr geiler Shooter der zwar n paar sichtbare Bugs hatte (KI, teilweise hat sich die Wii aufgehangen) aber trotzdem ziemlich geil war. Es gab zwischendurch auch Schwertkämpfe mit der WiiMote was ziemlich bock gemacht hat. Zwischen den Missionen traf man sich dann mit seinen Kollegas und konnte Schiesbudenübungen machen und neue Waffen bekommen oder im Dojo neue Moves mit den Schwerten erlernen. Desweiteren gabs nen sau coolen Bullettime Modus wo man die Ziele vorher makieren konnte während die Zeit stoppte!

04. Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
Einer der besten Shooter ever, Metroid hat eigentlich schon immer gerockt. Und für jeden Nintendo Fanboy eines der Spiele überhaupt. Coole Bosskämpfe, für Wii-Verhältnisse wirklich gute Grafik und joa fragt Narrasus der findet das Game godlike 8)

03. Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition
Normalerweise hab ich noch nie was von der Resident Evil Serie gehalten, weil mir die Steuerung einfach zu krank und unübersichtlich war. Aber der 4te Teil ist echt mal was anderes. Eine geniale Gruselstory wo man die Tochter des Präsidenten von Zombies retten und wieder zurück nachhause bringen muss aber das ist ja noch nicht alles... die Atmo rockt einfach derbe, hier hat man echt an jeder Stelle das Gefühl das sich die Entwickler auch was bei gedacht haben. Das erwähnte, die Möglichkeit seine Waffen zu upgraden und neue zu kaufen, sowie die echt geile Wii Steuerung machen das Spiel zu nem würdigen Top3 Kandidaten! Man hatte echt das gefühl selber der Ker zu sein der vor den Zombies flüchtet, da die Steuerung total gut umgesetzt wurde. So muss man Gegner abschütteln wie man es auch im richtigen Leben machen würde um nur ein Beispiel zu nennen.

02. Half Life 2
Sau geiler Shooter der den schon ersten guten Titel fortführt. Die geniale weitererzählung der Story durch Episode 1 und 2 machen das Spiel zu einem würdigen 2t-plaziertem Spiel. Die Source Engine rockt einfach, die Sounds sind schon ein wenig Retro und die Gravity Gun is eh die geilste Waffe ever.

01. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
Der geilste Shooter den ich spielte bis jetzt. Ziemlich gut gemacht aber leider vieeeeeeeeel zu kurz :/
Gute Atmo, ordentliche KI und wunderschöne Grafik ohne riesen Hardwarehunger machen das Game zum besten Shooter für mich.

So das wars, ein wenig kurz ausgefallen teilweise aber ich denke das sollte so passen. Mehr gibts bald und keine Angst es werden nicht nur Games sein ;]

Graphics: UT3 is using the Unreal Engine 3 for some crisp next generation graphics. The downside being that for PC gamers this may mean a pricey graphic card upgrade.

Gameplay: The gameplay is hands-down fun and intuitive. The gameplay formula hasn’t changed since the last Unreal Tournament game, but there have been some very nice features that have been added for UT3. Transportation has been made easier by the addition of the hover-board and a slew of new vehicles. There is also a new mode, Warfare, in which players capture nodes and trigger events to defeat the opposing team, but a good chunk of the modes from UT2004 have been dropped from UT3.

Story: When I first started up the game I immediately went to the Campaign mode to get a feel for the game and was startled to be greeted with a cinematic. A cinematic in Unreal Tournament?! Yes, players, Epic finally added more story elements to the series for better or for worse. The cinematics are expertly done and the characters are well developed. The story itself is a bit spotty in places as it tries to explain why you are competing in each match, but it’s a decent effort.

Multiplayer: It’s been a while since release, so there is a distinct lack of players on at any given time. With that being said, you can still find a match to join even at off hours. I would have liked to see an achievement or ladder system for replay value.

Overall: I’m giving the overall game a 7 out of 10. It’s a fun game to play, but it has little replay value. This is not a game you’re going to get addicted to, but it’s a good FPS for blowing off some steam.

Devil May Cry 4 (PC)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 8, 2008

Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution (X360, PS3, DS)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 8, 2008

Unreal Tournament 3 (X360)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 7, 2008

Beijing 2008 - The Official Video Game of the Olympic Games (X360, PS3)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 8, 2008

Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo's Dungeon (WII)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 8, 2008

Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Venice (PC)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 7, 2008

Ghost Online (PC)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 8, 2008

Sports Party (WII)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 11, 2008

Wonder World Amusement Park (WII)
Lançamento nos EUA: Julho 8, 2008

Mês de Julho vai ser tranquilo. Muitos poucos lançamentos. Mês de E3 é sempre assim. XD

Taschen! Wunderschöne Laptoptaschen! .......Die gar nicht wie Laptoptaschen aussehen, sondern wie schöne Handtaschen....

Ich habe bereits eine Laptoptasche. Aber eine, die wie eine Laptoptasche aussieht. Also gar nicht edel. Sie gefällt mir. Aber diese Laptoptasche ist was ganz anderes. Und überhaupt hab ich schon lange keine Tasche mehr GEKAUFT. Das waren ja alles Gratisbeigaben aus dem Kotzmetikstore meines Vertrauens. Und ach... wäre ich doch nicht in diesen Laden mitgegangen.

Ich hab sie mir nicht gekauft. Schweren Herzens. Wollte sparen. Und brauche sie ja eigentlich nicht.

Dann haben wir meine "GOW Refresh" abgeholt, und weil ich so heldenhaft auf die Tasche verzichtet hab, dachte ich mir, jetzt kann ich mir am Montag auch "Unreal Tournament3" gönnen (das war heute dort schon ausverkauft). Gut. Ich bin dann heimgefahren, der Liebste ist noch zum Friseur. Eigentlich wollte ich ins Schwimmbad, aber bis ich den Kram, den ich im Haushalt noch erledigen wollte geschafft hatte, war's schon recht spät. Also, noch ein bissi "Bad Company" gezockt stattdessen.

Und was bringt der Liebste mit, als er heimkommt? Die Tasche. Er weiß genau, daß es mir keine Ruhe gelassen hätte.

Und hier die Beute von heute:

 Mein Liebster ist der Beste.

Aber "Unreal Tournament" hol ich mir trotzdem. Dafür gehen wir heute nicht essen. Müssen ja eh zocken :mrgreen: .

Edit: GERADE hat der Liebste die Hälfte aller Goldbarren in "Bad Company" gefunden. ICH WILL AUCH! Jetzt wo wir doch nicht gespart haben... Aber ich bin ja immer zu ungeduldig zum Rumsuchen...

Außerdem dient sie als sehr guter Vergleich für leute die mal bock aufn neues Game haben und sich dafür meine Reviews durchlesen.

Unreal Tournament 3 (PC): 1,5
Silverfall: Wächter der Elemente (PC): 1,5
Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 (Wii): 2
Herr der Ringe Online (PC): 2
Pokémon Diamant/Perl (NDS): 2,25
No More Heroes (Wii): 2,5
Mass Effect (XBOX 360): 2,75
Hellgate: London (PC): 3,5

Jakarta, 2 November 2014

Kapolri kemarin mengumumkan hasil uji coba perekrutan gamer menjadi Pasukan Remote Anti Teroris. Bocoran informasi lengkap dari Bagian Humas Polri, sebanyak 10 orang Gamer lokal yang pernah menjadi juara Online Game Tournament se Indonesia, bulan lalu direkrut dan dilatih untuk menggunakan RoWAT ( Robotic Weapon And Tactics) buatan Rusia.

Robot robot ini bentuknya beraneka ragam. Mulai dari Spider Spy, yaitu laba laba pengintai mini bersenjata jarum bius dan perusak kunci elektronik yang dapat mematikan kunci elektronik atau kamera CCTV, Flying Fox, robot rubah yang bisa meloncat tinggi hingga ke atas genteng atau pohon bermata lensa yang bisa diperbesar hingga 100 kali untuk memata - matai, Trespasser Tree, Pohon palsu yang bisa menyusup kedalam markas teroris, Rogue Rover kendaraan Rover mini yang mematikan yang dilengkapi senjata otomatis, dan lain lain.

Ke sepuluh alat ini dikendalikan secara remote ( jarak jauh) oleh 10 orang gamer yang telah memenangkan juara Unreal Tournament Online, Juara Splinter Cell Tournament, Juara Rainbow Six Tournament dan Juara GTA Tournament.

Dalam uji coba, Tim ini telah berhasil membebaskan sandera yang diculik pasukan teroris di Ciamis, Jawa Barat tanpa jatuh korban sedikitpun.

Dimasa mendatang, Kapolri mengatakan, akan merekrut lebih banyak lagi Gamer untuk dijadikan Pasukan Khusus Remote Anti Teroris. Dari 11 orang yang dites bulan lalu, hanya satu Juara yang tidak lulus, yaitu Juara ‘Sing Along Idol’.

(GT)

If you end up playing it, drop me a line and tell me what you thought.

EDIT: Vertical Slice is uploaded already, but I thought I should announce it here as well. Download it now! (Right click and select "Save Link As...")

Four months of blood, sweat and tears summed up in a nice little package. I'm still in shock and awe over how fast it went by. Given that it was only 6 months from pre-pro to final, it still felt like it all happened in the blink of an eye. I'll be uploading the actual game to filefront.com tomorrow, so check back for that!

In the mean time... More screens of the gorgeous box! Oouuu just look at that sexy manual!

And the DVD itself! I have to admit, Argo does suit the red paint-job.

Como regalito extra incluirá un video inédito de Gears of War 2. Este exclusivo video contendrá escenas de los modos multijugador en diversos mapas, nuevos modos de juego, nuevas armas y nuevos elementos del sistema de juego. El video es narrado por el ya conocido Cliff Bleszinski, y Rod Fergusson, productor del juego.

Bienvenido el video de Gears of War 2, aunque hubiera sido mejor la llave para jugar la versión beta. Ni modo, aunque oficialmente ya se dijo que no existirá ningún tipo de beta para el público en general, guardábamos la esperanza de que viniera oculta esa sorpresa en UT3, pero todo indica que no.

Senão me engano, precisa ver que essa caixinha é da versão européia do game. Porque a americana tem um M de mature no lugar desse selo vermelho com o número 18. Mas pelo que andei lendo, esse vídeo terá também na versão americana.

Fiquem com o trailer do game de lambuja:

Com certeza um belo game para as férias de Julho. :)

Reactiile lui spun mai mult decat 1000 de cuvinte, asa ca...

P.S. This video was made as a response to some German politicians attempting to restrict access to violent video games. He was trying to show how they view gamers. Very amusing and intelligent. Too bad most people missed the point.

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