Ben 10: Protector of Earth
Sony Games :: Monday, November 05, 2007
An inter-dimensional crisis threatens to swallow the Earth into limitless darkness and Ben Tennyson suddenly finds that his alien powers have been stolen! As Ben and his family set out to recapture the source of his amazing abilities, they encounter armies of otherworldly minions and uncover a plot to suck the Earth into the Null void. Now you can join the Tennysons on an adventure across the U.S. to recover the lost pieces ofthe Omnitrix while battling villains from the show, including Kevin 11, Dr. Animo and more. In this time of chaos, it’s up to you to find some answers and save the Earth from ultimate destruction! Take control of the Omnitrix and play as 5 different alien heroes from the show, including Four Arms, Heatblast, Cannonbolt, Wildvine and XLR8. Collect experience points to upgrade your characters and unlock over 80 combo moves. Venture to 14 different levels and unlock 4 challenge locations. Challenge your friends in battle mode or play together in 2-player co-op mode.
Ben 10™: Protector of Earth
Sony Games :: Monday, November 05, 2007
An inter-dimensional crisis threatens to swallow the Earth into limitless darkness and Ben Tennyson suddenly finds that his alien powers have been stolen! As Ben and his family set out to recapture the source of his amazing abilities, they encounter armies of otherworldly minions and uncover a plot to suck the Earth into the Null void. Now you can join the Tennysons on an adventure across the U.S. to recover the lost pieces ofthe Omnitrix while battling villains from the show, including Kevin 11, Dr. Animo and more. In this time of chaos, it’s up to you to find some answers and save the Earth from ultimate destruction! Take control of the Omnitrix and play as 5 different alien heroes from the show, including Four Arms, Heatblast, Cannonbolt, Wildvine and XLR8. Collect experience points to upgrade your characters and unlock over 80 combo moves. Venture to 14 different levels and unlock 4 challenge locations. Challenge your friends in battle mode or play together in 2-player co-op mode.
Ratchet & Clank® Future: Tools of Destruction™
Sony Games :: Monday, November 05, 2007
Ratchet & Clank® Future: Tools of Destruction™ brings back our heroes in a brand new series for the PS3™. This time Ratchet & Clank must embark on an galactic adventure to unravel the mystery of Ratchet’s origin. This epic adventure will introduce new characters, new weapons, and all-new worlds for Ratchet & Clank to explore.
Guitar Hero™ III: Legends of Rock
Sony Games :: Monday, November 05, 2007
Guitar Hero™ III: Legends of Rock drops you into the spotlight of the largest and most legendary rock concert ever. The star-studded soundtrack includes master tracks by such legendary artists as Guns N’ Roses, The Rolling Stones, Beastie Boys, Muse and Pearl Jam, with added songs as made legendary by Kiss, Alice Cooper and Heart. Now drop that air guitar, tune your exclusive new Les Paul Guitar Controller and shred the night away with Guitar Hero™ III: Legends of Rock.
Buzz!™ The Mega Quiz
Sony Games :: Monday, November 05, 2007
Developed by Relentless Software, Buzz!™ The Mega Quiz is an all-new interactive quiz game. Buzz! The Mega Quiz is an easy to play, TV-style game show that delivers a socially competitive experience tailor-made for the PlayStation® generation with over 5000 questions across a variety of topics and genres, including fashion, music, sports, film and more. Buzz provides an accessible gaming experience that is played competitively by real people using one of four pick up and play Buzz! Buzzers. The Buzzers are fun to hold, easy to use and come packed in with the game. KEY FEATURES TV-style presentation – Buzz! The Mega Quiz brings the ultimate interactive game-show to your living room. Accessibility – easy to use “Buzzers” and the general knowledge themes on a huge variety of categories allows just about anyone to pickup and play. Social competitive gaming – Buzz! The Mega Quiz is the perfect party starter and a great way to get up to eight of your family and friends playing together. Get quizzed on everything– with over 5000 questions spanning a full range of subjects that include film, sports, history, music and even Buzz’s own brand of wacky trivia. Over 14 contestants to choose from and five game play modes (Multiplayer, Single, Team, Quickfire, Quiz Master).
Is 64-Bit Crysis Really Faster Than 32-Bit Crysis? 
Tech ARP :: Saturday, November 03, 2007
Those who have already given the Crysis single-player demo a try have not only been impressed by the visual effects but also the incredibly stress it put on their hardware.
In a recent GameSpot interview, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli mentioned that the 64-bit version of Crysis would be better than the 32-bit version.
Before you go rushing off to buy the 64-bit version of Windows Vista though, take a look at what we found when we benchmarked the 64-bit Crysis and compared it to the performance of the 32-bit Crysis.
NBA Live 08 Xbox 360 Review
Tweak Town :: Friday, November 02, 2007
TTGamer have today posted a review of NBA Live 08 for the Xbox 360. After a few questionable attempts, EA are finally now ready to take on 2KSports and the NBA 2K series, but it isn’t going to be easy.
The Orange Box Xbox 360 Review
Gamepyre :: Friday, November 02, 2007
After spending quite a bit of time with The Orange Box, I can say this deal is definitely money well spent. The cost here is well justified by the sheer number of great games in the deal, 3 of which are completely new products. Valve has done a great job giving gamers a reason to keep using the Half Life 2 engine, even if it is a bit dated now. They manage to keep the fun and replayability high on these new titles, and there’s a good bite to the multiplayer as well. Any fan of FPS games should check this deal out, and probably get sucked into Portal like all the rest of us.
3DConnexion SpaceNavigator Reviewed
Metku Mods :: Friday, November 02, 2007
“In this review we will be taking a look at 3DConnexion’s six degrees of freedom controller called the SpaceNavigator. This is the latest model in 3DConnexion’s product lineup and it is aimed for, like they say on the company’s website: “for architects, artists, students and anyone else who wants to enjoy the 3D experience.”
Proper Multicore Gaming
YouGamers :: Thursday, November 01, 2007
“Core blimey – they’re finally all getting used! Cores in a CPU, that is. Yes, at long last, after two years from when the first dual core CPUs (and nearly one year for quad cores) appeared on the market, we’ve now got games properly using the hardware that many gamers have these days. However, we’ve noticed on our forums that people are stating that some of the big names, such as the recent Crysis demo, are using all of the cores “fully”. Read on to find out the truth behind this and what “fully” using all of the cores actually means.”
FIFA 08 Xbox 360 Review
Tweak Town :: Thursday, November 01, 2007
TTGamer have today posted a review of FIFA 08 for the Xbox 360. It took a while and a lot of pressure by Konami, but EA have finally put together the best FIFA yet.
The Settlers: Rise of an Empire review
YouGamers :: Thursday, November 01, 2007
“Some reviews have already criticized Rise of an Empire for being a huge resource hog, so our testing began with the expectation of poor frame rates at the low end. With the impressive visuals like these, the claims printed on the box seemed unrealistic. According to Ubisoft, to run the game you need just a lowly ATI Radeon 9500 or NVIDIA GeForce 4 Ti-series card, and the minimum processor is set just as low (a 2 GHz Pentium 4 or similar Athlon XP 2000+). I expected a full-on slideshow, but surprisingly the game scales very well towards the low end, so at first I didn’t quite figure out why people complained – it plays surprisingly well on the publisher’s minimum.”
Crysis 32 vs 64 bit – the real story?
YouGamers :: Thursday, November 01, 2007
“One thing that can’t be denied about Crytek’s demo of Crysis is that it’s very newsworthy! A sharp eyed forum regular (cheers UTGeneral!) noticed that Legion Hardware had posted a brief comparison between how well Crysis runs in 32 bit and 64 bit modes. Their conclusion was that 64 bit was quite a bit better. Well that piqued my curiosity, so we gave it a bash too! Hmm, the results are… different…”
Wolf King Warrior Review
Gamepyre :: Thursday, November 01, 2007
I don’t even have the cable complaint here with the Warrior. This this is just all around a great gamepad. When you look around at stores and websites, many similar products are priced in such a way that all companies expect gamers to be made of money. Wolf King realizes that not all of us had thousands in expendable income with which to purchase gaming items, and they keep their prices reasonable because of it.
Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron PSP Review
Tweak Town :: Thursday, November 01, 2007
TTGamer have today posted a review of Star Wars Battlefront: Renegade Squadron for the PSP. LucasArts have mastered their fair share of quality Star Wars games particularly in the Battlefront series, but can this PSP exclusive keep it up?
