Zitat:Pro:

+ Sehr gute Grafik u. Animation
+ Guter Sound
+ 3 Charaktere
+ Fahrzeuge(Panzer, Jeep usw.)
+ Gute Atmosphäre
+ die Deutschen sprechen Deutsch im Spiel
+ KI gut bis sehr gut
+ ist glaube ich nicht geschnitten, habe kein Unterschied zu der Us Version gesehen. Vielleicht die Symbole?!?

Kritik habe ich keine. Entweder man mag das Game oder nicht.

Zitat:Ebenso muss man sagen das man das Game nicht mit Call of Duty oder Brother in Arms bzw. MOH(die neuen teile) vergleichen kann, denn das Spiel ist eher ein Return to Castle Wolfenstein nur ohne Monster.

Zitat:Super Stardust HD was an early favorite PlayStation Network game of ours. Its developer, Housemarque, has been busy prepping the zombie blaster Dead Nation for PSN. But that's not all it's working on -- it's also developing Outland with Ubisoft for both PSN and Xbox Live Arcade. An action platformer with the polarity mechanics of Ikaruga, Outland will be unveiled this weekend at PAX. But I have the early word on it for you right now, because you're special.

Outland can best be described as a cross between retro platformers like Prince of Persia or Out of This World and the color-switching of shoot 'em up Ikaruga. You control an acrobatic fellow as he explores a lush, dense jungle. It's a 2D game but there is a great sense of depth in the background with swaying branches and colorful wildlife. The animation for all the characters is really terrific.

Our hero can switch between light and dark forms, an ability he'll need to exploit in order to murder the local monsters and avoid sprays of bullets. Just like in Ikaruga, he'll take damage from opposite-colored bullets but will be impervious to those of the same polarity. So if there is a platform you want to get to but it's being blocked by a stream of white bullets, just change to white and you can pass through unharmed. There are instances where you must rapidly switch back and forth to move through multi-colored sprays of bullets, much like Ikaruga.

When it comes to battling enemies, you can only harm those of the opposite color. So you'll need to be white in order to defeat a black spider. You'll begin with an energy sword but eventually learn other abilities like a slide attack and an uppercut.

Zitat:The Undergarden is a casual zen game that challenges players to explore underground caverns filled with strange life forms, sound, music and plenty of hidden secrets. Players traverse the Undergarden world in search of members of their musical band. Along the way they encounter physics based puzzles to be solved, strange life forms that must be befriended or avoided, and magical plant life that reacts to the music created around them.

* Features enticing graphics and particle effects.
* Dynamic and interactive musical score, all presented in a relaxing and mysterious environment.
* Simple controls ensure easy access to gamers of all types and ages.
* Players can play at their own pace, and embrace the game in different ways.
* Features a sensuous 3D landscape and soft physics puzzles.
* A world of colourful plants is created as the player distributes pollen. The plants in turn grow various types of fruit that can be used to solve puzzles, grow other plants, or fed to the wildlife.
* Exotic living entities are encountered. They may either help or hinder your progress.
* Find your musician friends and use their musical abilities to advance through the subterranean world.
* Explore various environments that include caverns, underground rivers, and electric currents.

The Undergarden is a relaxing, non-violent game that combines elements of platform and exploration games together with soft physics puzzles. Simple controls, smooth animations and forgiving action elements makes the game accessible to gamers and non-gamers. Exploration is encouraged, with most actions resulting in visual and aural feedback.

Zitat:Supergiant Games Unveils “Bastion”, an Original Action Role-Playing Game

Set in a lush imaginative world, the digitally-distributed title invites players to create and fight for civilization’s last refuge as a mysterious narrator marks their every move.

SAN JOSE, CA – September 2, 2010 – Supergiant Games, an independent start-up studio founded by ex-designers of the hit Command & Conquer franchise, announced today that it is developing Bastion for digital platforms. Featuring a unique interactive narrative style and hand-painted environments in dazzling full-HD, Bastion challenges players to build a new world from the broken remnants of the past.

The goal of the game is to construct a safe haven in the wake of the Calamity, a cataclysmic event that shattered the world into a series of floating islands. As players journey into the wild unknown in search of survivors and supplies, they will confront strange beasts, forge an array of customizable weapons, and gain new powers from specially-brewed spirits. The entire play experience of Bastion is dynamically narrated, gradually revealing a rich backstory as the narrator reacts to the player’s actions in real time.

“Our goal with Bastion is to hit players’ emotional chords in unexpected ways, in addition to delivering highly responsive gameplay that rewards finesse and experimentation,” said game industry veteran Greg Kasavin, Supergiant Games’ Creative Director. “We’re pushing to make it so that players become absorbed in the game’s distinctive setting and narrative tone from the first moments.”

Bastion will be shown in playable form at the PAX Prime event on September 3-5 in Seattle, where it is being featured among the PAX 10, an exclusive selection of the most promising upcoming independent games. “It’s an honor to be selected for the PAX 10 from among all of the inspired and great-looking indie games currently in development,” said Amir Rao, Co-founder of Supergiant Games. “We’re very excited to show Bastion for the first time at PAX, where thousands of people will be able to get their hands on the game and see what makes it special.”

Bastion will also be featured in a new video series chronicling the making of the game, exclusively at GiantBomb.com, the world’s largest editable video game database. In the ongoing series titled “Building the Bastion“, viewers will receive unprecedented insight into the trials and tribulations of independent game development through the story of Supergiant Games. “People all over the world invest countless hours into playing video games, but so few of us ever get to truly find out how they’re made,” said Giant Bomb Editor-in-Chief Jeff Gerstmann. “With Building the Bastion, we’re going let our community ride shotgun with a mix of behind-the-scenes footage and regular live broadcasts that let you interact directly with the developers as they take Bastion from early prototypes to a full and final product.”

Bastion is scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2011. The game is not yet rated by the ESRB. For the latest information on the game, visit http://www.buildthebastion.com.

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About Supergiant Games

Founded in 2009, Supergiant Games is a small independent developer with big ambitions: to make games that spark players’ imaginations like the games they played as kids, while enabling them to share the experience with those they love. Prior to forming the company, the founders spent years working together in key design roles on successful, big-budget productions for major publishers, but walked away in order to take bolder creative risks crafting games for people who love gaming. Supergiant Games is headquartered in San Jose, CA. To learn more, visit http://www.supergiantgames.com.

About Giant Bomb

GiantBomb.com is a website about video games for people who love gaming. The site features the world’s largest editable video games database, and is also the definitive source for gaming information, news, and reviews. Led by veteran games journalist Jeff Gerstmann, Giant Bomb’s editorial team produces hours of original video each week and a regular podcast that reaches over 100,000 listeners each week. At the heart of Giant Bomb is its passionate community that contributes massive amounts of user-generated content and actively participates in site quests and forum discussions. Giant Bomb is a Whiskey Media property located in San Francisco, CA.

Zitat:It's been a couple of months since we last heard about Alvion's new downloadable PS3 action title Malicious. At long last, it looks like the publisher getting ready to tell us what exactly the game is, as this week's Famitsu has first solid details to go along with the eye catching screenshots that were released back in June.

According to the magazine, Malicious is a 3D action game that's meant to offer a simple play experience. Your goal is to defeat a dangerous group of creatures known as the Malicious.

The game's stages are actually just big boss fights. You start off each stage in a face off against the boss and his subordinates. There's no buildup to the boss.

As your weapon, you make use of a special black cloak that hangs from the main character's neck. The cloak, created using technology from the great prophets, changes into a variety of forms. As an example, the cloak can becomes a fist for close range melee attacks. It can also become a projectile weapon, making use of "demon bullets" to target multiple enemies with a lock on.

The cloak can also wrap around you to guard against incoming attack.

How all this will work out in terms of controls is unclear at present, as Famitsu's coverage is in the form of a tiny capsule preview.

Malicious is set for PSN release some time this year. With a Famitsu reveal out of the way, Alvion will hopefully start updating the official site.

Zitat:Qriocity bringt Music Unlimited auf die PS3

Länder: AT, CH, DE, LU

In Berlin findet gerade die IFA 2010 statt. Dort hat Sony heute bekannt gegeben, dass Cloud-basierte digitale Musikservice Music Unlimited von Qriocity später in diesem Jahr auf die PlayStation 3 kommt.

Durch den Service bekommt ihr Zugang zu MIllionen Songs die in der Cloud gespeichert sind und über PS3, BRAVIA TVs, BluRay Player, BluRay Home Theatre Systeme und VAIO Computer zu erreichen sind. Ihr braucht dafür nur einen einzigen Account und müsst die Dateien auch nicht für euch sortieren.

Weitere Details inklusive die Infos, wann und in welchen Ländern Music Unlimited Powered bei Qriocity genau erscheinen wird, werden bald bekannt gegeben.