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• Halo 3 Cheats: - [b]Halo 3 Cheat Codes[/b] Hide Weapon, Show Coordinates & Camera Modes The following cheats can be performed during a local match or replay only. You must simultaneously PRESS & HOLD the following buttons for 3 SECONDS to toggle the effect on / off. KEYS: LB = Left Bumper RB = Right Bumper LS = Click in on Left Analog Stick RS = Click in on Right Alalog Stick Cheat Effect LB + RB + LS + A + DOWN [D-PAD] Toggle Hide Weapon LB + RB + LS + A + UP [D-PAD] Toggle Show Coordinates / Camera Mode [HOLD LS + RS] Press Left on D-Pad Toggle Pan-Cam / Normal while Show Corrdinates is enabled Halo 3 Unlockables Achievements Complete each achievement to get the allotted gamerscore. Unlockable How to Unlock Landfall (20) Finish the first mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. Holdout (20) Finish the second mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. The Road (20) Finish the third mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. Assault (30) Finish the fourth mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. Cleansing (30) Finish the fifth mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. Refuge (30) Finish the sixth mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. Last Stand (40) Finish the seventh mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. The Key (40) Finish the eigth mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. Return (50) Finish the final mission of the Campaign on Normal, Heroic, or Legendary. Campaign Complete: Normal (125) Finish the Campaign on Normal. Campaign Complete: Heroic (125) Finish the Campaign on Heroic (normal is unlocked as well). Campaign Complete: Legendary (125) Finish the Campaign on Legendary (normal and heroic are unlocked as well). Iron (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Black Eye (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Tough Luck (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Catch (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Fog (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Famine (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Thunderstorm (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Tilt (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Mythic (10) Find and claim this skull when playing on Normal, Heroic or Legendary difficulty. Graduate (10) Earn 5 EXP or finish 10 games to complete the requirements for basic training (Online). UNSC Spartan (15) Earn your Sergeant rating to be recognized as a true Spartan (Online). Spartan Officer (25) Advance to the Spartan Officer ranks (Online). Two for One (5) Score a Double Kill with a single spartan laser shot in a ranked free for all playlist (Online). Too Close to the Sun (5) Destroy an enemy banshee with the spartan laser or missile pod in a ranked playlist or in campaign. Triple Kill (5) Kill 3 enemies within 4 seconds of one another in a ranked free for all playlist (Online). Overkill (5) Kill 4 enemies within 4 seconds of one another in a ranked free for all playlist (Online). Lee R Wilson Memorial (5) Score 5 grenade sticks in any ranked free for all playlist (Online). We’re in for Some Chop (5) Destroy an enemy vehicle with equipment in a ranked playlist or in campaign. Killing Frenzy (5) Kill 10 enemies without dying in any ranked free for all playlist (Online). Steppin' Razor (5) Score a Triple Kill with the sword in a ranked free for all playlist (Online). Mongoose Mowdown (5) Splatter an enemy with the mongoose in a ranked free for all playlist (Online). Up Close and Personal (5) Kill 5 enemies by melee or assassination in a ranked free for all playlist (Online). Fear the Pink Mist (5) Kill 5 enemies with the needler in a ranked free for all playlist or in campaign. Headshot Honcho (5) Kill 10 enemies with headshots in a ranked free for all playlist or in campaign. Used Car Salesman (5) Destroy a vehicle that has three enemies in it in a ranked playlist or in campaign. Marathon Man (40) Locate and access all Terminals in the Campaign. MVP (5) Earn the MVP in any ranked playlist (Online). Maybe Next Time Buddy (5) Board the same vehicle within 10 seconds after being boarded in any free for all playlist (Online). Guerilla (10) Score over 15,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the first mission. Demon (10) Score over 15,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the second mission. Askar (10) Score over 15,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the fourth mission. Exterminator (10) Score over 15,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the fifth mission. Ranger (10) Score over 50,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the sixth mission. Vanguard (10) Score over 50,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the seventh mission. Orpheus (10) Score over 15,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the eigth mission. Reclaimer (10) Score over 15,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the final mission. Cavalier (10) Score over 15,000 points in the Campaign meta-game on the third mission. Armor Permutations Unlockables Body Pieces: Spartan marked with (S) and Elite marked with (E). Unlockable How to Unlock (S) Hayabusa Helmet Collect 13 hidden skulls (S) Hayabusa Shoulders Collect 9 hidden skulls (S) Hayabusa Chest Collect 5 hidden skulls (E) Commando Body Unlock "Triple Kill" Achievement (S) EVA Body Complete Tsavo Highway on Normal or higher (S) EOD Body Complete Tsavo Highway on Legendary (S) Scout Body Unlock "Too Close to the Sun" Achievement (E) Flight Body Complete Tsavo Highway On Herioic or Legendary (E) Ascetic Body Unlock "Up Close and Personal" Achievement (E) Commando Head Unlock "Overkill" Achievement (E) Commando Shoulders Unlock "Killing Frenzy" Achievement (E) Ascetic Head Unlock "Steppin' Razor" Achievement (E) Ascetic Shoulders Unlock "Overkill" Achievement (E) Flight Head Complete Campaign mode on Heroic difficulty. (S) ODST Head Unlock "Spartan Graduate" Achievement (S) Rogue Head Unlock "Spartan Officer" Achievement (E) Flight Shoulders Complete The Ark on Heroic difficulty or higher. (S) Scout Head Unlock "Used Car Salesman" Achievement (S) Mark V Head Unlock "UNSC Spartan" Achievement (S) Security Head Earn 1000 Gamerscore points. (S) Scout Shoulders Unlock "Mongoose Mowdown" Achievement (S) Security Shoulders Currently glitched, no 100% working method to obtain or keep (S) EVA Head Complete Campaign mode on Normal (S) EOD Shoulders Complete The Ark on Legendary difficulty (S) EOD Head Complete Campaign mode on Legendary Difficulty (S) EVA Shoulders Complete The Ark on Normal difficulty or higher. (S) Katana Complete all Achievements (1000/1000) Multiplayer Ranks A list of the Skill and Experience needed to advance in rank. Note: you can skip ranks once there is a set skill requirement. For example, many people go from Lieutenant Grade 2 (Skill:10 EXP:85) straight to Captain (Skill:20 EXP:100) Unlockable How to Unlock 01 Recruit Skill Needed: 0 EXP:1 02 Apprentice Skill Needed: 0 EXP:2 03 Apprentice Grade 2 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:3 04 Private Skill Needed: 0 EXP:5 05 Private Grade 2 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:7 06 Corporal Skill Needed: 0 EXP:10 07 Corporal Grade 2 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:15 08 Sergeant Skill Needed: 0 EXP:20 09 Sergeant Grade 2 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:30 10 Sergeant Grade 3 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:40 11 Gunnery Sergeant Skill Needed: 0 EXP:50 12 Gunnery Sergeant Grade 2 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:60 13 Gunnery Sergeant Grade 3 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:150 14 Gunnery Sergeant Grade 4 Skill Needed: 0 EXP:300 15 Lieutenant Skill Needed: 10 EXP:70 16 Lieutenant Grade 2 Skill Needed: 10 EXP:85 17 Lieutenant Grade 3 Skill Needed: 10 EXP:200 18 Lieutenant Grade 4 Skill Needed: 10 EXP:400 19 Captain Skill Needed: 20 EXP:100 20 Captain Grade 2 Skill Needed: 20 EXP:150 21 Captain Grade 3 Skill Needed: 20 EXP:300 21 Captain Grade 4 Skill Needed: 20 EXP:600 22 Major Skill Needed: 30 EXP:200 23 Major Grade 2 Skill Needed: 30 EXP:300 24 Major Grade 3 Skill Needed: 30 EXP:600 25 Major Grade 4 Skill Needed: 30 EXP:1,200 26 Commander Skill Needed: 35 EXP:300 27 Commander Grade 2 Skill Needed: 35 EXP:450 28 Commander Grade 3 Skill Needed: 35 EXP:900 29 Commander Grade 4 Skill Needed: 35 EXP:1,800 30 Colonel Skill Needed: 40 EXP:400 31 Colonel Grade 2 Skill Needed: 40 EXP:600 32 Colonel Grade 3 Skill Needed: 40 EXP:1,200 33 Colonel Grade 4 Skill Needed: 40 EXP:1,800 34 Brigadier Skill Needed: 45 EXP:500 35 Brigadier Grade 2 Skill Needed: 45 EXP:1,000 36 Brigadier Grade 3 Skill Needed: 45 EXP:2,000 37 Brigadier Grade 4 Skill Needed: 45 EXP:4,000 38 General Skill Needed: 50 EXP:600 39 General Grade 2 Skill Needed: 50 EXP:1,200 40 General Grade 3 Skill Needed: 50 EXP:2,500 41 General Grade 4 Skill Needed: 50 EXP:5,000 Multiplayer Medals If you do the following things you will get the medal while playing multiplayer. When you do the task usually it will show you by a little icon of the said medal appearing in the corner of the screen. Also at the end of each match you can check what medals you got. You can also check your overall medal count on bungie's official website. A very small amount of these are secret medals in that they don't tell you right when you get them but they will appear in your medal history. (One example of such a medal is the Steaktacular! Medal) Unlockable How to Unlock Assassin! Hit and kill an opponent with a melee attack from behind. Killing Spree! Kill 5 opponents in a row without dying. Killing Frenzy! Kill 10 opponents in a row without dying. Running Riot Kill 15 opponents in a row without dying. Death from the Grave! Kill an opponent after you have died. Laser Kill! Kill an opponent by using the Spartan Laser. Grenade Stick! Kill an opponent by sticking him/her with a Plasma Grenade or a Spike Grenade. Incineration! Kill an opponent by using the Flamethrower. Killjoy! End an opponent's killing spree—any spree. Steaktacular! Beat the opposing team by over 20 kills; (Luke owes you a steak dinner) (Secret Medal) Beat Down! Hit and kill an opponent with a melee attack. Extermination! Get an overkill on the opposing team, wiping out all of the members. Bulltrue! Kill an opponent who is in the act of a sword lunge. Rampage! Kill 20 opponents in a row without dying. Untouchable! Kill 25 opponents in a row without dying. Invincible! Kill 30 opponents in a row without dying. Double Kill! Kill 2 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Triple Kill! Kill 3 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Overkill! Kill 4 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Killtacular! Kill 5 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Killtrocity! Kill 6 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Killimanjaro! Kill 7 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Killtastrophe! Kill 8 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Killapocalypse! Kill 9 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Killionaire! Kill 10 opponents within 4 seconds of each other. Sniper Kill! Kill an opponent by using a sniping weapon. Sniper Spree! Snipe 5 opponents in a row without dying. Sharpshooter! Snipe 10 opponents in a row without dying. Shotgun Spree! Gun down 5 opponents with a Shotgun in a row without dying. Open Season! Gun down 10 opponents with a Shotgun in a row without dying. Sword Spree! Cut down 5 opponents with the Plasma Sword in a row without dying. Slice 'N Dice! Cut down 10 opponents with the Plasma Sword in a row without dying. Splatter! Hit and kill an opponent with a vehicle. Splatter Spree! Splatter 5 opponents in a row without dying. Vehicular Manslaughter! Splatter 10 opponents in a row without dying. Wheelman! Be the driver of a vehicle when a passenger kills an opponent. Highjacker! Board an enemy ground vehicle. Skyjacker! Board an enemy aircraft. Killed VIP! Kill the opposing VIP in a VIP Gametype. Bomb Planted! Plant the bomb in a Assault Gametype. Killed Bomb Carrier! Kill the opposing bomb carrier in a Assault Gamtype. Flag Score! Capture the opposing team's flag in a CTF gametype. Hell's Janitor! Kill 10 zombies in a row as a human without dying in an Infection gametype. Zombie Killing Spree! Kill 5 zombies in a row as a human without dying in an Infection gametype. Mmmm Brains! Kill 10 humans in a row as a zombie without dying in an Infection gametype. Infection Spree! Kill 5 humans in a row as a zombie without dying in an Infection gametype. Last Man Standing! Be the last human of the game in an Infection gametype. Unstoppable! Kill 10 consecutive opponents in a single run as the Juggernaut in a Juggernaut gametype. Juggernaut Spree! Kill 5 consecutive opponents in a single run as the Juggernaut in a Juggernaut gametype. Killed Juggernaut! Kill the Juggernaut in a Juggernaut gametype. Perfection! Win a slayer game with 15+ kills without dying. Oddball Kill! Get a melee kill when holding the ball in a Oddball gametype. Hail to the King! Kill 5 consecutive opponents in a single life from inside the hill before it moves in a King of the Hill gametype. Flag Kill! Get a melee kill with the flag in a CTF gametype. Killed Flag Carrier! Kill the opposing flag carrier in a CTF gametype. Linktacular! Play in a matchmade game comprised of all Bungie.net users. (Secret Medal) Halo 3 Secrets Grunt Birthday Party skull Effect: Headshots on grunts cause heads to explode with confetti. Where to find: Crow's Nest How to find: Right after the first objective, while en route to the barracks, you will fall down onto a pipe. At the end of this pipe, look over the edge to see a small space a few feet below you. You must simply drop over and as quicly as you can, pull back to land under the floor you were just on. After that, the skull will be at the end. Black-Eye Skull Effect: Melee hits instantly recharges your shield. Where to find: Crow's Nest How to find: As soon as you start the level, head straight up to the higher level. Head toward the door with the red light, then turn around. Jump onto the racks, onto the red metal light holders, then onto the ventilation tube. The skull will spawn at the end. Blind Skull Description: "Shoot from the hip" Stage: First Stage How To Find: When you get to the area where you see the Phantom overhead (one of the marines will point it out) jump over the rocks and keep following the path on the right. When you get to the cliff there will be a rock over of the side. The skull is on the end of the rock. Note: This skull has to be Activated before you start a Campaign map. Iron Skull Effect: When either player dies in Co-Op on any difficulty both players will restart at last check point or in single player if you die you restart the level. Where to Find: Sierra 117 How to find: In the area where you rescue Sarge, behind the prison cell is a large ledge. Got to the far right side and jump on the boxes, then onto the pipes to get up on the ledge, goto the far end of the ledge, turning two corners the skull is at the far end. Tough Luck Skull Effect: Enemies do saving throws Where to find: Tsavo Highway On Tsavo Highway, about halfway through the mission (right after you are forced to walk through a large blue barrier), you will come out of a tunnel on the highway, and see a large pipeline on your left. Drop down in between the two, and run to the wall in front of you. Follow the wall all the way to where it connects with the cliff on your right, and turn to the left. There should be a few ledges--simply crouch jump from ledge to ledge, and the last one should have the "Tough Luck" skull on it. Mythic Skull Effect: Every enemy on the field now has double their normal amount of health. Where to find: Halo How to find: As soon as the mission starts walk up the hill in front of you and into the cave. Hug the right side of the cave and after a large boulder you will see a path on your right, just take the short path and it will be at the end. Cowbell Skull Effect: Explosive force increased (sputnik from H2) Level: The Ark Location: First pick up a grav lift from the small building near where you fight the scarab. Now proceed through the level until you reach the second sloping hallway (stairway), you should see some partitioned risers (platforms) halfway down. The skull is on the top level. Toss the grav-lift on the right side of the hall so it lands on the fourth little green dot from the door. Then run, jump, and use the grav-lift to propel you to the top. You should reach a ckeckpoint just as you enter the room so it you miss just try again. Thunderstorm Skull Mission: The Covenant Effect: "Field promotions for everyone!" -- Upgrades enemies to their stronger versions. After you shut down tower 1 and get access to the hornet, fly to tower 2 (the one the arbiter shut down). While walking up the stairs, go to the middle part that connects both and there should be a stair leading up to a platform where the skull is. The 7 Terminals The Ark: 1. Start the mission and once you enter the first building take a left into another door and now you should be in a curved corridor. On the inside is a Terminal. 2. After activating the bridge to let your comrades accross the gap, do a 180 and you should see it. (it does not open until you activate the bridge) 3. In the third building after defeating the scarab, kill the group of sleeping covenant, then follow the corridor downwards. Once you reach a door in front that is locked, immediately on the left there's an open door. Go through and walk straight off, then do a 180 to find a secret room. It is in there. The Covenant: 1. When in the first tower standing on the lift, face the access panel and turn left. Jump over and it's right there. 2. Land your hornet on the second tower, walk towards the entrance but when you see the locked door, do a 180. Should be right in front of you. 3. When in the third tower standing on the lift, face the access panel and turn right. Jump over and it's right there. Halo: 1. After reaching the end of the first cave, hug the right wall and you will see a building. Jump up onto the walkway and hang a left once inside. It's right there. Fog Skull Mission: Floodgate Effect: "You’ll miss those eyes in the back of your head." -- Your motion sensor disappears. As you are walking down from the anti-air gun you destroyed in the previous mission, you encounter a ramp (next to a missile launcher). Around this ramp, you hit a checkpoint. At this point, you should also hear a marine yelling, “There! Over There!”. Look up and to the right, directly at the roof of the building next to the missle launcher. There is a single flood form (not to be mistaken with the two other flood forms jumping in front of you) which is holding the skull. Kill him before he jumps, and he will drop the skull down to the ground where you can retrieve it. Too early, and the skull will get stuck on the roof though, so just time it carefully. Famine Skull Mission: The Ark Effect: "Trust us. Bring a magazine." -- Dropped weapons will have very little ammo compared to normal. When you first go into the valley to the right after the wrecked phantom, look to your left where you will see a huge boulder. Use a ghost and get to the side of the boulder that is closest to the bridge overhead. It is easy to pilot the ghost up the side of the wall using the thrust. To get the skull, pilot 2 ghosts up the wall to the top of the bridge and stack them one on top of another next to the beam where the skull is placed. Simply jump from the top of the ghosts towards the skull and land on the beam. Tilt Skull Mission: Cortana Effect: "What was once resistant is now immunity" -- Enemies have different body parts that may be resistance to certain bullet types When in the circular type room with all the flood look for a small structure piece next to two archways, jump on top if it and up on the rocks to the top left, turn left and jump up again, then do a 180 and jump to the rocks across from you. After that follow the the rock sticking out and leading up on top of of the original circular room, the skull will be in a pile of blood. IWHBYD Skull Mission: The Covenant Effect: "But the dog beat me over the fence" - Unlocks bonus dialogue throughout the game. For most, this is the last skull, so this gives you the Hayabusa Helmet as well. To get this, get to the room where you "fight" the Prophet of Truth. Let the Arbiter kill him, turn around, and kill all the Flood here as well; makes it a LOT easier. With all obstacles out of the way, you need to jump through the Halo holograms here in a specific order, listed below: 4 6 5 4 5 3 4 When you jump through the final hologram, they all light up in a sequential pattern. The Skull will be at the end waiting for you right before the energy bridge leading to Truth's corpse. Catch Skull Effect: all enemies have 2 grenades, throw more grenades Level: The Storm Location: From the start, go through until you go outside again. When you go outside look straight across there is a small round building straight out there, the skull is on top. In order to get up there you can either use a warthog as a platform or grenade-jump. DO NOT destroy the wraith near the door or the skull will disappear.


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• Sonic Adventure:
  If Mario was gay his name would be Sonic the hedgehog. Sonic Adventure was an attempt from Sega to put Sonic in 3D. Sadly this idea is flawed because all Sonic is good for is running fast in 2D sidescrolling. The game caused Sonic to drastically slow down and is the main reason why sonic team and Sega suck today. Most people hail this as the Great Sonic game or 3D platformer, but it should be noted that these people are retarded and no one takes them seriously. Another thing this game made were controls so awful you would always manage to take Sonic off a cliff and a camera that would fuck up and make things damn near impossible to see. But all these things pale in comparison to the Addition of Amy. It’s as if Sega thought that having and 8 year old fox with 2 tails wasn’t gay enough. Now she plagues every game and there are disgusting doujishins. The game however did make something good. The fucking chaos managed to shadow anything else in the game. I’m serious I could spend hours collecting cute animals to feed it to my chaos so they would then more into that cute animal after they sucked their souls. It was also fun to throw them and see how far they could go. That was a fun mini-gam…. Nevermind it wasn’t a mini-game it was the only fun thing to do in the game.
  The controls changed from holding down the D-Pad right for 15 minutes to innovatively holding down the D-Pad up for 15 minutes while trying to keep a shitty camera from killing you. Let’s see how the ratings set up.
  Graphics: The looks of an either great N64 game or shitty PS2 game. You decide… 7/10
  Controls: Hold Down D-pad up for 15 minutes all the while trying to control a glitchy camera=Hours of mind numbing frustration. 5/10
  Sound: Rejected 80s Rock metal blares on a repeated loop as you run for 15 minutes. If it’s not rejected 80s hair metal then it is some other headache inducing crap. 6/10
  Replay value: Not much unless you count ports which we don’t. 2/10
  Overall: I don’t hate sonic or Sega it’s just that this game is overrated and was the demise for Sonic. 5.5/10 - 2007-12-29


• GOLDENEYE 64:
  The Name of the game is espionage, but don’t let the main character or movie franchise fool you. This game is an all out balls to the wall shooter made perfect for the strange N64 controller. Though the game may have came out 2 years after the film it didn’t make it any less epic. The big draw on this game was the familiar characters storyline etcetera. This is one of the few movie games to do justice to a good movie. When it first came out it was considered to have great graphics a kickass multiplayer mode which allowed 4 people to play together. While there have been no plans for any direct sequel there was a mod made for half life called Goldeneye Source, it’s the same classic game with Source graphics and online play.
  
  Upon starting this game you are greeted to a screen of James Bond shooting at you and then everything spins and reds out much like the opening of the film. In the first level you run out and kill everyone in site if you want to or you can just jump of the damn without killing anyone like a pussy…There are many difficulty settings which you can chose from. When you change to a higher difficulty setting you have more objectives and the AI becomes stronger and smarter making the game more challenging. Another fun feature RARE added was the ability to unlock cheats by completing levels on a set mode and in a certain time period. This adds much replay value to the game. Not only does this game follow the Goldeneye movie but it also manages to incorporate some other Bond theme into it. For instance the last 3 levels which need to be unlocked by completing the game in 00 agent mode are all from classic Bond films, with characters such as Oddjob and Jaws and others appearing equals a fanboy joygasm which can be only best described as a nice welcome feature. The multiplayer itself was a marvel back in the 90’s it set the standard for many FPS’s for years to come. Many people will argue and say Halo was the most innovative FPS. These people are obviously 13 year old boys who never played Goldeneye because they were too young or were gay. The only thing this game needed was an online server; shame the N64 wasn’t online compatible. While there may never be a direct sequel there may be plans of a re-release for Virtual console or Xbox Live, one of the 2 will get it since RARE split with Nintendo it’s really anybodies guess.
  
  Graphics: Polygonal shit spewed with face mapping of real people. Great for their time
  Anything and everything blows up. Ever wanted to see an Exploding chair or table or even a cardboard box? Well then Goldeneye is your game….8/10
  Multiplayer: 4 people on one screen will amount to many wasted hours even nowadays. 9/10
  Sound: The 007 theme blazes through the background along with other nameless songs. People make funny sounds when they die, gunshots sound real, as do explosions. 9/10
  Replayability: Unlimited. Seriously I can still play this game for hours even after 10 years of owning it I still manage to hop on and play a round at least once a week. 10/10
  Overall: 9/10 a classic game which should never be forgotten. - 2007-12-29


• Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 :
  
  Concept: 8
  Graphics: 8.5
  Gameplay:8.5
  Sound:8
  
  Total: 83.5%
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  Ubi Soft Entertainment
  Ubi Soft
  Third Person Action Game
  
  GRAW 2 is not completely from this era, but rather plays in 2015, a setting that doesn't really seem to have changed much from today and the weapons and gadgets are from existing technology.
  
  The story plays in Mexico where terrorists are planning huge-scale bombing attacks. At the beginning of each mission you get a full debriefing both visually and with text. Then you choose your team and gear and it's off you go!
  
  The team is the most important part in this game, you've got several soldiers at your disposal and they all have their own specialities (sniper, assault, all-round, ...). Usually you'll be in a party of three and this brings a lot of fun possibilities for tactical warfare, but there's a little problem with that.
  
  
  
  The continuously controlling your team members is fun and well done but you'll find you'll quickly let them run behind you. Sometimes they won't do what you want, can't find their way around a wall, more than gladly sacrifice themselves or have trouble locating hostile forces. Still, this isn't the biggest reason to leave them alone, there's another one for that: they're completely unnecessary.
  
  GRAW2 may profile itself as a tactical shooter but in 90% of all cases the Rambo-approach will do just fine. Admittedly, if you were to storm into a room of terrorists, you'll probably die. You can't jump and the gameplay is slower than in a "real" FPS, but you'll hardly ever make up a tactical attack plan and start giving orders from high above. It cool to do for once, but shooting the bad guys yourself is what you'll want to do.
  
  And you'll do it in style. If you're lucky enough to be able to play at the highest resolution, it's a pleasure that can easily hold its ground next to DirectX10 games. The surroundings may look alike too much at times, but there's are infinite roads to take between all the different houses. The characters and textures are pretty sharp and this makes them look perfect. Also the HUD is very cool and the same can be said about the sound with real-sounding gun shots and good voice acting that deserves an applause.
  
  
  
  GRAW2 also has an online mode and I wondered whether such a title could be fun that way. The answer to that question is "yes". The multiplayer is a bit more smooth than the "do it yourself" part and you'll be able to imitate Rambo even more.
  
  The game has a built-in stats system that will reset every time you disconnect. It comes down to that the better you play, the better your gear will become at the beginning of each round. When a new map gets loaded, everyone starts from the beginning again.
  There are plenty of maps and the entire single player campaign can also be played in co-op.
  
  - 2007-10-23


• Halo 3 : Halo 3 builds upon the concepts of Halo 2 in ways that you'd expect, but there are also new modes and options that send the series in exciting new directions.
  
  
  
  
  
  Regardless of how you felt about its cliffhanger ending, there's no denying that Halo 2 was a gigantic success that raised the bar for what we, as a game-playing society, expect out of a good console-based first-person shooter. In the years that followed, plenty of games attempted to duplicate the Halo formula, with varying degrees of success. But there's still nothing quite like the genuine item. Luckily for all involved, Halo 3 is a positively amazing package that offers extreme satisfaction across all of its different parts. Maybe now you can finally retire your Halo 2 disc and really move into the next generation of games.
  
  
  Halo 3 manages to feel familiar while also packing in a good amount of new material.
  
  Halo 3 is an interesting mix of established protocol and intriguing new stuff. For example, the gameplay doesn't stray too far from Halo 2, which, in turn, didn't exactly reinvent the original Halo. Don't take that as a negative, because it means that Halo 3 plays extremely well, with the same types of light tactical considerations that have made the series stand apart from other, faster-paced shooters. The balance between your guns, your grenades, and your melee attack has always given Halo a unique feel in the genre, and those same considerations apply today, both in the campaign mode and in multiplayer. You'll also have new weapons and items to consider, such as a host of Brute weapons. One example is the spiker, which is an exciting automatic pistol that fires quickly and decimates opponents, especially if you're holding a pair of them. Another is the mauler, which is a one-handed shotgun that can level enemies up close. You'll even find weapons so huge that your movement speed slows when you carry them. When you use these weapons, the camera pulls out to a third-person perspective so you can see your missile pod, plasma cannon, or flamethrower as it fires. And then there's the gravity hammer. Originally shown in Halo 2 (where it wasn't usable by the player), the gravity hammer is a large melee weapon that will wipe out most regular enemies in one swipe. Needless to say, it can be especially fun in multiplayer settings. The end result is gameplay that feels wholly familiar without retreading the same ground too heavily.
  
  The campaign is structured in much the same way as past Halo games, with multiple chapters and effective streaming that ensures you'll see load times only between chapters. There are also lengthy vehicle sequences to break up the on-foot action. You'll pilot the classic Halo vehicles, such as the Ghost, a hovering one-person craft that's fast and deadly, and the Warthog, a dune buggy with a turret mounted in the back. You'll also see new vehicles, such as the Brute Prowler, which is a two-person vehicle with turrets. Like in previous games, the vehicles are fun to use. Also similar to previous games, the artificial intelligence can't drive very well, so if you're playing alone, you'll usually want to grab the steering wheel rather than the weapons.
  
  The concept of "equipment" is new to the series. These deployable special items have a variety of effects. The most obvious example is the bubble shield: You (and your enemies) can walk through it, but bullets and explosions bounce right off. It's especially entertaining when your enemies use it, given that you can just walk through and bash them with the butt of your gun. You'll also find items that make your shields regenerate more quickly, and others that drain enemy shields and stop their vehicles dead in their tracks. These items also show up in multiplayer, where they're a little more interesting.
  
  Halo 2's ending was widely criticized for being too much of a cliffhanger and leaving you with no sense of progress or resolution whatsoever. It's good news, then, that Halo 3's story doesn't suffer from that problem at all. It opens immediately following the events of Halo 2: The Covenant is on its way to Earth, continuing its religious zealotry and attempting to activate the floating space weapons known as Halos, which could destroy civilization as we know it. The Master Chief and the other Earth forces of the UNSC are in hot pursuit to stop them, with newfound allies such as the Arbiter coming along for the ride. We'll spare you the specifics because they're quite compelling and should be seen firsthand. All you really need to know if you're on the fence about Halo 3's campaign is that it's a delicate balancing act that manages to provide satisfying closure for the trilogy, make perfect sense of all the cryptic events in Halo 2, and leave you filled with anticipation for more adventures set in the Halo universe. Not bad for a game that will take most players between 10 and 15 hours to finish on one of four difficulty settings.
  
  But you'll probably go through the campaign more than once, thanks to the inclusion of a strong co-op mode. Previous Halo games have let two players go through the campaign; Halo 3 ups that number to four players and lets you do the whole thing over Xbox Live, if you so choose. This is a really fun way to experience the campaign's nine chapters, and you can choose to go through them in any order, provided you've already played through it alone. Furthermore, this method of play (which you can also do alone) lets you turn on scoring in campaign mode, in which you earn points for kills and lose them for dying. This adds a sense of competition to the co-op, and there are also achievements associated with finishing chapters with high point totals. You can also customize the experience a bit by turning on a series of unlockable modifiers that open up as you collect hidden skulls. The skulls are stashed around the game, and some of them do things such as increase the amount of damage you'll need to deal to take an enemy down, remove the heads-up display and make your weapon invisible, and so on. This gives the story-driven section of the game some more replay value, although it doesn't get significantly more difficult as you scale up the number of players. Consequently, finishing the game on legendary difficulty is a breeze if you're rolling through with three experienced fellow triggermen.
  
  
  You can earn the campaign achievements in co-op mode, which makes the legendary difficulty a lot easier to manage.
  
  In addition to the four-player co-op action, you can also play competitive solo and team-based multiplayer matches with up to 16 players on 11 different maps. There's a lot of depth to the multiplayer modes, ranging from simple stuff such as deathmatch and team deathmatch (still referred to as slayer and team slayer here), to more objective-based gameplay such as capture the flag. Another similar mode is called territories, in which the two teams fight to defend or attack various control points around the map. You'll also find a mode called infection, where a percentage of the players start as sword-wielding zombies and must convert the members of the other team by killing them, until only one non-zombie remains. Each of the maps can handle any of these game modes.
  
  Like in Halo 2, you can customize these game types, and there's more to customize this time around. You can change things like starting weapons, the weapons that appear on the map, whether the motion sensor is active, the force of gravity, the game speed, whether the players all have active camouflage or not, and much, much more. The multiplayer is as strong as it has ever been thanks to the addition of new weapons and tweaks to old ones. Swords have been made much more interesting this time around: If two players run at one another with energy swords and attack at the same time, the swords clash and the players bounce off one another. This makes all-swords matches totally wild. The gravity hammer is also big fun in multiplayer matches, both because it crushes enemies that are foolish enough to get too close, and because you can smack incoming rockets to bat them away, which makes for an interesting game of baseball.
  
  The weird thing about this last concept is that, with the addition of the Forge, you'll actually be able to build some sort of crude baseball variant if you want. Forge mode is a map editor, but not in the 3D modeling sense that you're used to seeing in PC shooters. You can't edit level geometry with Forge, but you can spawn, remove, and move objects and items around the level. All of the editing is done in real time, and you can pop in and out of edit mode by pushing up on the D pad. You can also play this mode with other players, letting everyone run around in edit mode to spawn Warthogs, rocket launchers, and whatever else is already on the map. On the surface, that doesn't sound so exciting. But in practice, it's a weird and potential-rich addition to the game because there are a ton of little secrets and tricks you can use to manipulate the objects in ways the developers may not have intended.
  
  
  
  For example, take the fusion core. It's Halo's version of the exploding barrel, and by default, it blows up when you shoot it or drop it from a significant height. It also takes 30 seconds to respawn. You can modify it to respawn every 10 seconds and, with help from another player's rifle fire, you can coax it into respawning in midair, where it tumbles to the ground and explodes every 10 seconds. Naturally, if you surround that spot with more stuff that explodes, you'll have a fun little physics-based bomb that respawns and explodes every 10 seconds. If you've ever messed around with Garry's Mod, a similar physics-based toolbox for Half-Life 2, then you'll recognize this as a simplified take on that idea when you start using it for more than simply adding a few weapons to a map or moving spawn points around. Though many players probably won't get hooked on Forge tinkering, it's an extremely powerful addition that may just take over your life.
  
  You'll be able to easily share your Forge creations with other players via a handy file-sharing system that lets you quickly send map configurations and gameplay types to your friends. You can also set a certain number of items as publicly shared, and users can go to Bungie's Web site to browse and rate the shared items. Additionally, you can flag items for download on that Web page, and the next time you fire up Halo 3, it'll download the items you've marked. It's a very slick interface that makes moving stuff around very easy.
  
  You can also use the file-sharing options to send screenshots and saved films. Saved films are replays of action from any of the modes in the game, from campaign to multiplayer to Forge sessions. The game automatically stores the last 25 or so sessions, and you can choose to save them more permanently from there. Once you've got them, you can edit them down to key kills, weird single-player behavior, or the strangest Forge stuff you can come up with, and then save them for sharing, just as you would with a map or game mode. Much like Forge, the saved-films feature doesn't really sound like much, but Halo 3 is a very replay-worthy game, and you'll probably run into plenty of little moments that you'll want to save for posterity. Another nice touch is that the films aren't locked to one perspective. You can detach the camera from your player and fly anywhere on the map, or change it to any other player's view, as well. The only real issue is that rewinding and fast-forwarding are a little clunky. So if you've got something you want to save that's at the end of a 45-minute session, you'll have to hold down the fast-forward button for a long time to get to that moment, and if you miss it, rewinding can be a real pain, too. Once you've figured out the little idiosyncrasies of footage manipulation, it's not so bad.
  
  Halo has always had a very strong artistic vision, and the graphics have always been just good enough to convey the necessary imagery without becoming huge technical powerhouses. That's not to say that the game isn't technically impressive, because it maintains a smooth frame rate throughout, and looks very sharp overall with plenty of great lighting and other nice effects. But the visual design overpowers its technical side and really stands out. Given that the game takes place in a wider range of locales than the previous two games, you'll see a lot of different, colorful environments, including deserts, snow, jungle settings, great-looking building interiors, and more. The enemies, many of which are returning from past games, also look great.
  
  
  
  The sound in Halo 3 is a good mix of old and new, much like the rest of the game. You'll hear the familiar Halo theme music and variants thereof. You'll also hear plenty of great new music, including one suspenseful track with a heartbeat-like sound that manages to get your heart pounding as well. Most of the voice cast from Halo 2 returns to voice their respective characters, and they again turn in terrific and believable performances. You'll also hear a ton of combat dialogue, both from the marines that fight by your side as well as the enemies you're fighting, who don't seem to appreciate it when you kill one of their comrades. Our favorite line from the Covenant was probably "You've killed my brother for the last time," which is pretty hilarious.
  
  As games start to consider user-generated content, it's becoming clear that more and more games will be ready to give you back just as much as you're willing to put into them. On the surface, Halo 3 is every bit the sequel you would expect it to be, in that it delivers meaningful upgrades to both the story-driven and competitive sides of the package. However, it's the addition of the Forge level editor and the saved films that give the game an even longer set of legs, legs that will probably keep you running at full speed until Bungie figures out where, exactly, to go from here. - 2007-10-21


• The Witcher: The Witcher is dark and bloody roleplaying story of Geralta from Rive.
  
  Full 4 years of work for designing this game. It came to this that this game is a absolute "cant wait" game for PC. A single player RPG made on thematics of Andrzej Sapkowski for most of people the biggest european artist,writer who writes these kinds of novels,books and stuff. It is pretty easy hack and slash thematics thats has great graphics and very interesting title of the game. Its a game of eastern european mithology and their fantasy stories are the few of 100 pluses for this game. Because there wasnt any that style of games before so this is a big plus! East european got the game like it deserves!
  
  Graphics:
  
  What to say about this.The graphics is OMG.The game is full of sunsets and it is nice. The nature is made really good to see. By the way "The Witcher" is made on the graphics sistem that is old like for 7 years! Yea 7 years! Yea The witcher is turning around the modificated system called Aurora Engine which was original system of first NeverWinter Knights game (you know the game...But if you dont very cool game) And in the end these programers have to give special thanks to the artist that have made this game more realistic! 5 / 5
  
  
  
  Gameplay:
  
  Well first let me say who is Geralt! A typical hero and kinda mystical member of the special "squad" called Witchers who are from the childhood tought very difficult and deathly tehnich of fight and magic. That special "powers" they use to defend the local people and for that they are paid by the biggest merceneries. In a row of great books of Andrzeja Sapkowskog. Big and strong monsters are a one more plus to this game,and they will be fun for most of gamers to beat them. And in the help there are the easy controls which we will be able to just use the mouse and we will not need to use the icons on the sides.Big plus if i can say! 4 / 5
  
  
  
  Monsters,Beasts,and other...:
  
  The monsters and the other scary creations that Geralt will have to beat with his Sword skills and to cut them in pieces... The most special thing here is that in the few lines of the story a big creatures will come along mostly harder then others for you to kill. They are your ticket to continue the story that means you will have to beat them. Bud dont worry your hero Geart is trained for years for these moments. 5 / 5
  
  
  
  Full grade: 4.5 / 5
  
  Yours truly Shipa7! - 2007-07-23


• Resident evil remake NGC: Resident evil on the Nintendo Gamecube is a remake version of Resident evil on the Playstation 1. This game scares the hell out of people, as the cinematic movies is almost lifelike. With strong weapons and lots of scary looking and creepy monsters. Unlike the playstation version you have got a few twists and game play changes that makes it different for people who have played the original. You take control of either Chris Redfield or Jill Valentine, both who are recruited by the S.T.A.R.S. Following the disappearance of their missing team mates, in the mountains of Raccoon city. The team is drawn into the mansion after been chased by murderous dogs. In this game you will go from room to room, fighting deadly monsters who is only after the meat on your body, you collect items, unlock doors with keys, solve mysterious puzzles, read files E.T.C.
  
  If you don’t shoot the zombies heads off or burn them then they will come back as crimson heads, who are much faster, scarier looking and stronger. These monsters scare the living daylights out of me so I always tend to leave the zombies as they are or try to blasts there heads off or burn them.
  
  If you were or already have this game I would advise you to conserve your ammunition and to dodge as many zombies as possible. This game does not allow you to kill every monster in the game as there is not enough ammo available.
  
  There’s also a new feature in the game, ‘Defensive weapons’ for Chris it is ‘defensive knifes’ and ‘grenades’ for Jill its ‘Defensive knifes’ and a ‘stun gun’. you can also switch off the auto defensive weapons off in the options menu. Which is also good so you don’t waste any of them on enemies. Its much easier to dodge monsters on this game than on the ps1. You have a 360 degree turn which turns you around faster than just simply turning using the control stick. There’s also auto-Aim, so if your not a good shot, the character will automatically aim at the nearest enemy.
  
  The lighting, background effects, shadows are seen in nearly every room. The audio in the game is greatly improved as well. You get different effects in almost every area. The zombies groaning and grunting sounds are louder so you can hear whether there in a room or not. The music has given a darker feel to the game. You’ll need to listen carefully for all the sound effects of the game, because you can’t see around corners. Listen to the growling, groaning and hissing sound at all times.
  
  The cut scenes are really amazing, the voices have been fixed, so better voice acting in this one. A rather amazing storyline. In some points of the game the challenges may seem a little intense. But the game is still amazing.
  
  If your looking for a good scare on the Gamecube until newer resident evil games are released, then go for this one. More items, new defence system, new enemies and different ways to defeat them. This is a game you will have to play and really enjoy it. For those who are new to resident evil this is the one game for you. I give this game a 9/10
  - 2007-07-01


• Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Impressions - First Look at Call of Duty Gone Modern PS3: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Impressions - First Look at Call of Duty Gone Modern
  Forget World War II. Infinity Ward looks to reinvent its storied series--as well as the first-person shooter genre--with a gorgeous, action-packed new sequel.
  
  It can't be easy for most publishers (that aren't named Microsoft) working on first-person shooters due out this fall. After all, said publisher's sci-fi shooter sequel Halo 3 is easily one of the most anticipated games of the year. However, Call of Duty is a pretty big series in its own right, dominating the popular World War II genre with excellent single- and multiplayer gameplay. And with Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, Infinity Ward has recharged its franchise by busting it out of the World War II setting and giving it a jaw-dropping graphics update.
  
  
  Get ready for Call of Duty action in a modern-day war.
  
  Perhaps the biggest news with Modern Warfare is that yes, it no longer takes place in World War II, the setting that has served it so well all these years. However, with most of World War II's major battles already featured in a Call of Duty game, it was perhaps time to move on. This new game is set in a modern-day conflict--not in the near future. While the conflict that the game portrays is fictional, Infinity Ward wanted the actual combat to be rooted in today's truth. There are no fancy prototype weapons or equipment here. Everything in Call of Duty 4 is supposed to feel as authentic as possible, and Infinity Ward talked to veterans fresh from Iraq to hear their thoughts on the modern battlefield.
  
  The new game doesn't take place in Iraq. Rather, it sets up a conflict with a mysterious Middle Eastern dictator and his henchmen, who have teamed up with a Russian ultranationalist and his henchmen, thus giving them the media-friendly name of "The Four Horsemen." You'll play primarily as one of two different characters, though you'll occasionally see the conflict through the eyes of other characters as well. The first is a British SAS commando caught up in the Russian storyline, and the other is a US Marine in the middle of the Middle Eastern conflict. How those storylines intersect is the basis of the game's overall plot. Modern Warfare's story will be told mainly through the perspectives of these two characters, since there won't be any fancy third-person cutscenes or glossy news broadcasts. By introducing a modern conflict, Infinity Ward created a storytelling challenge for itself. After all, almost everyone understands what World War II was about, and who the good guys and bad guys were. Introduce an original story, though, and you have to spend a lot more time introducing the various players and factions.
  
  Still, Modern Warfare is a Call of Duty game, and that means that you're going to experience an almost nerve-wracking amount of action. The missions that Infinity Ward showed us featured the trademark intensity that the series is known for, from a nighttime shipboard assault in the midst of a raging thunderstorm to a massive air assault featuring more than a dozen Black Hawk helicopters swooping fast and low over a Middle Eastern city. In fact, the action seems even crazier than before, thanks to the fact that modern weapons and equipment are so much more advanced and lethal than their World War II counterparts. Now, every soldier is armed with an automatic weapon, and there are night-vision goggles, Javelin antitank missiles, and grenade launchers. In at least one mission, you'll serve as the gunner aboard an AC-130 Spectre gunship, providing fire support for troops below; the gameplay looks eerily like real-world gun-camera footage, with radio chatter to match.
  
  
  The game will feature a brand-new story and impressive new technology.
  
  However, there won't just be wall-to-wall, over-the-top action in Modern Warfare. That tends to be a bit too emotionally exhausting, not to mention repetitive from a storytelling perspective. Instead, Infinity Ward is looking to really mix things up. "What we're really going for is massive variety of gameplay, so along with telling the story in a sort of a 24, never-know-what's-going-to-happen-next style, we're doing the same with the gameplay," said Jason West, Infinity Ward's chief technical officer. So, there will be sniper missions where you have to sneak around, or the aforementioned one-off missions where you experience life as someone other than the two main characters. You'll even get the chance to experience a coup firsthand--from the perspective of the guy being deposed.
  
  Regardless of what you do in the game, it will look absolutely spectacular, thanks to the game's cutting-edge graphics engine. Infinity Ward spent a lot of time showing off the incredible level of detail in the game, including character models that seem as detailed as expensive, 12-inch premium action figures, right down to the shadows cast by individual bullets. Of course, it's hard to appreciate this when pretty much the entire world around you is going to hell--but even the chaos looks impressively realistic. While there's no large-scale environmental destruction, there is material penetration by weapons, so it's possible to kill someone who is crouching beneath a window, or shoot up through the ceiling to get someone on the floor above. "On Call of Duty 2 we were [an Xbox 360] launch title, everyone was learning and ramping up on beta hardware... So now, the artists have been trained up from day zero, so we think this is the best-looking game you'll see on a next-gen console," said Vince Zampella, Infinity Ward chief creative officer. "We've really squeezed a lot out of the hardware, and it looks 10 times better than Call of Duty 2. And I think Call of Duty 2 looks great."
  
  The single-player game alone makes Call of Duty 4 seem very promising, but toss in the multiplayer and it becomes even more impressive. After all, Infinity Ward has built up quite a reputation for multiplayer. The developers note that the Call of Duty games are among the most popular on Xbox Live, and that Call of Duty 2 was the most popular multiplayer game on the Xbox 360 for almost a year. Modern Warfare won't just be Call of Duty 2 multiplayer with new maps and weapons; there are also a ton of new features designed to improve accessibility, community participation, and persistence. Perhaps the most intriguing new feature is the create-a-class ability, which lets you create your own custom soldier, armed with different weapons and equipment, depending on what you've unlocked. Even better are new special abilities that add an almost role-playing-like aspect to the game. There are potentially dozens of special abilities, but you can choose only one or two at any given time, so it becomes a matter of choice. For instance, there's last stand, which gives you a few seconds after you're killed to pull out and use the pistol to shoot the person who got you. Heavy endurance will let you sprint farther, and fast reload will let you reload faster. Or there's martyrdom, which automatically drops a live grenade if you die. Perhaps the nastiest one we heard of lets you eavesdrop on the other team's voice communications.
  
  
  Call of Duty 4 will also offer brand-new multiplayer options to go with its intense action.
  
  In terms of community, Modern Warfare will introduce a Halo-style party system that will make playing with your friends a lot easier. Best of all, the multiplayer graphics look as good as the single-player. There's no sacrifice in graphical quality that we could see, and it's quite possibly the prettiest multiplayer gameplay that we've ever seen.
  
  Having the Call of Duty name is already enough to get the attention of most shooter fans, but Modern Warfare really looks like a huge leap forward for the franchise, and it's hard to imagine how this will not be one of the biggest games of the year. The shift to modern times has injected the series with new energy and gameplay, and it all looks great. But best of all, Infinity Ward has revealed that the game is already far along in development, and it's on track for release sometime this fall. - 2007-06-18


• Beautiful Katamari Hands-On Xbox 360: Ever wanted to play Katamari Damacy in high-definition? Namco will soon give you your chance on the Xbox 360.
  
  [Editor's Note: Beautiful Katamari will be released as a full retail package and not a download on Xbox Live Arcade, as previously reported.]
  
  The big, huge Katamari ball of junk just keeps on rolling, this time with a new installment called Beautiful Katamari slated to hit the Xbox 360 in October. We got to try out the latest build of the game and found that the game will offer a host of improvements--such as achievements and 720p resolution--that you'd expect out of a 360 game, while remaining strictly faithful to the surreal, entertaining gameplay that's defined this series since its humble inception a few years ago.
  
  Whether Beautiful Katamari adheres too closely to that formula will be a matter of personal taste, but we can say after a few minutes with the game that it's definitely more of the same old wacky Katamari. You're still pushing an ever-expanding ball of junk around a variety of environments, picking up every loose object you can possibly run over. Fundamentally, Beautiful doesn't appear to have improved on the graphical fidelity of the PlayStation 2 games much, though, as mentioned, the game is running in high-definition now.
  
  
  The levels are all-new, even if the gameplay isn't.
  Luckily, there will be plenty of new content in here. All of the game's levels will be newly created for this version (though Namco wouldn't say how many there will be), and the soundtrack will be all-new as well. You'll ultimately have access to around 50 playable characters, eight of whom will be new for the Xbox 360. Perhaps the biggest first for Katamari here is the inclusion of a four-player online mode, which will see all players competing to amass the biggest ball of junk in the shortest time. There will also be offline cooperative gameplay for two players, per the series' standard.
  
  All these levels, leaderboards, achievements, and multiplayer modes will be accessible from a handy little hub called the Princedom, wherein you'll run the prince around a small assortment of buildings representing all the stuff you can do. We got to see only one brief level from the game, which started out in a children's playroom and moved into the street when our ball got past a certain size, but it's safe to say the designers will probably use more of the Xbox 360's power and take greater liberties with Beautiful Katamari's subsequent levels. We hope to see some of those levels and bring you more info before its October release date. - 2007-06-18


• Afro Samurai First Look: Namco Bandai teases event attendees with a trailer for previously unannounced anime-inspired action game.
  
  Earlier this week, as the presentations at its 2007 Editors' Day event were coming to a close, Namco Bandai teased attendees with a trailer for its previously unannounced Afro Samurai game. The early portion of the trailer prominently featured Afro Samurai voice man and GTA: San Andreas veteran Samuel L. Jackson, who talked about how exciting anime sexuality and violence can be when it's done well. Several short, bloody clips from Gonzo's popular anime followed, along with shots of concept art from the show's creator, Takashi Okazaki.
  
  During the trailer, we were told that Afro Samurai is the most powerful, soulful story ever told in manga, and that the upcoming game won't water its content down in any way. Namco Bandai's spokesperson at the event claimed that while many games "use and abuse" the M-rating "like mayo," the uncut, uncensored, unadulterated Afro Samurai will carry an M-rating that everyone can be proud of. The rendered movie sequence that followed was devoid of sex and violence, but showed close-ups of Afro's hands, feet, sword, and clothing soaked in blood. The message "blood is beautiful" flashed up on the screen momentarily before we were treated to our first look at some Afro Samurai gameplay--a handful of clips that added up to around three seconds of footage. All we could really discern from the footage was that Afro Samurai will be a third-person action game and that, at some point, he'll run across a bridge trailing his sword behind him. In all honesty, those two to three seconds looked kind of generic, but then, we were very deliberately being teased, and it's conceivable that we blinked and missed all of the really good stuff.
  
  At the time of writing, Namco Bandai hasn't released any further information on Afro Samurai, save for the fact that it's being developed by a team that counts at least one former Naughty Dog among its number. We'll bring you more information on Afro Samurai as soon as it becomes available. And remember, "nothing personal, it's just revenge." - 2007-06-18


• Digimon World: Dusk: A virus is out to destroy the Digimon in this Nintendo DS monster-collecting game, and we've got a first look.
  
  In the two upcoming Digimon World games for the Nintendo DS--Digimon World: Dusk and Digimon World: Dawn--a computer virus of sorts has infected the Digimon universe, one that begins to corrupt the various Digimon living there. Both games provide a slightly different viewpoint on that intriguing setup, which is aimed at young game fans, as well as longtime Digimon devotees.
  
  
  Some of the Digimon are unique to one version of the game.
  
  While Dusk seems to set up the viral infection theme more directly, in Dawn, you'll be playing in a Digimon tournament when the virus hits, and the teams involved immediately begin blaming one another. From there, it's up to you to discover and defeat the source of this infection. In the process, you'll also collect the 200-plus Digimon that will be found in both versions of the game. Of course, both versions feature some overlap, such as the digital monster lineup, but there will be unique monsters in both games. For example, Dusk features slightly more sinister-looking creatures--insects, beasts, and the like--while the Dawn version of the game will feature animal-inspired Digimon. Because the game is aimed at a younger audience, it will be easy to collect and share Digimon with friends via the Nintendo DS wireless or Wi-Fi connection. You can also combine digital monsters to create new Digimon breeds that will feature attributes from both the original monsters.
  
  Making your way around the game will be easy because the game is almost entirely controlled with the touch screen and a stylus. Of course, as you progress through the game, you'll be able to evolve your collected Digimon. But you'll need to meet a number of prerequisites, such as experience level, relationship level, and, in some cases, special items, to complete the evolution. Most Digimon will be able to evolve into at least two other forms, while others will have a few upper-level forms they can take.
  
  
  You can travel with up to six Digimon.
  
  You can take up to six Digimon with you as you travel, but only three can go into battle with you during an encounter. As you go, you'll earn cash that you can use to purchase new weapons, armor, and items for your party. For those Digimon left back on your farm, you can continue to level them up by purchasing special items, such as punching bags, which will improve their strength. Or you can purchase a field, which will provide food for them.
  
  With approximately 20 hours of gameplay to experience in both versions of the game, Digimon World: Dusk and Digimon World: Dawn look like they will be fun handheld action role-playing games for the younger set. The game is due for release this fall. - 2007-06-18


• Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2 Hands-On: Namco Bandai affords us our first look at Naruto's next PlayStation 2 adventure.
  By Justin Calvert
  
  Earlier this week, while attending Namco Bandai's 2007 Editors' Day in San Francisco, we had an opportunity to spend some time with a work-in-progress version of Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2. Currently scheduled for release in September, Naruto's next adventure appears to follow much the same formula as last year's game, but it will benefit from new features, improvements, and, of course, an all-new storyline.
  
  
  Kankuro can beat the puppet walkers at their own game.
  
  Your enemy this time around, at least based on what we saw during our demo, is the Shirogane Clan, which is attempting to collect spirit orbs that can be used to resurrect some ancient, mechanical evil. The Shirogane Clan controls an army of "puppet walkers" who menacingly employ what appear to be life-size marionettes both as weapons and as shields. We played as Kankuro during one sequence of the demo, and found his similar puppet-based fighting style to be very effective. Other playable characters confirmed for Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2's roster include Naruto, Kakashi, Shikamaru, Rock Lee, Guy, Neji, and Choji.
  
  We spent much of our time with Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2 playing as Naruto, while other event attendees moved in and out of the player-two slot at will. You'll be able to play through the entire story mode adventure cooperatively with a friend, or, if you prefer, the two of you can go head-to-head in versus mode. Other gameplay options will include a mission mode, which tasks you with completing a number of tough side missions, and a challenge mode, which includes various objective-based challenges, such as surviving against an overwhelming number of enemies for a period of time.
  
  
  Special moves are as over-the-top as ever.
  
  As you progress through the game, you'll gain virtue (experience) and money that can be used to customize and enhance your favorite fighters' abilities using a "skill plate" system similar to that in the first game. In case you're not familiar with the system, the idea is that you place skill "chips" on your "plate" like jigsaw pieces to activate them. The chips and plates come in all manner of irregular shapes, so even as you unlock larger plates later in the game you'll often be forced to choose between different abilities and attribute bonuses because you don't have room for everything--no matter how good your jigsaw or Tetris skills might be.
  
  After spending a little time with Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2, it's hard to imagine that anyone who wasn't a fan of its predecessor will be won over by it. There are some new features, and the scope for customizing your characters appears to have increased, but the actual combat that makes up most of the gameplay feels largely unchanged. We look forward to bringing you more information on Naruto: Uzumaki Chronicles 2 just as soon as we're able to spend some quality time with a more finished version of the game. - 2007-06-18


• Time Crisis 4 Hands-On: We grabbed the brand-new Guncon 3 and started blasting away in Namco Bandai's upcoming PlayStation 3 port of the arcade shooter.
  By Brad Shoemaker
  
  Sadly, you don't see a lot of arcade-style light-gun games these days, but Namco Bandai is nobly keeping that tradition alive both in the arcades and, soon, at home with an upcoming PlayStation 3 version of Time Crisis 4. This is the fourth entry in one of the longest-running light-gun series we can think of, a series that pioneered a unique cover mechanic whereby you could actually avoid incoming shots from enemies rather than just taking them in the face. The fourth game in the franchise won't quite shake up the formula to such an extent, but the developer has nevertheless added some interesting new gameplay in the transition to the home platform.
  
  
  The classic arcade gameplay is present, correct, and complemented by a number of new features.
  
  The first thing we noticed about the Guncon 3--Namco Bandai's latest in its popular line of light-gun peripherals--was that an analog stick juts out from the side of the barrel. You'll use that stick to control your movement in the PS3 version's five first-person shooter-style levels. Wait, movement? FPS levels? Indeed, Time Crisis 4 will deviate from the series by giving you several opportunities to run around freely and shoot at the same time. These five levels will be interspersed throughout the game's arcade campaign mode, and while we didn't get to actually play or even see any of the new stages, we figure they'll add some nice variety in between the more traditional arcade elements.