We fight Knuckles, take out Chaos 4, shoot through the first Sky Chase mission and complete two levels, Twinkle Park and Speed Highway.
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People are strange in Saints Row: The Third.
There isn’t anything quite like Saints Row: The Third. Sure, it may seem like a blatant rip-off of the hugely successful Grand Theft Auto franchise, but there is so much more to Saints Row than the open world and warring gangs. Simply put, there is something wrong with Saints Row: The Third, and I mean that in the best way possible.
Next, we go through both Casinopolis and Ice Cap, the third and fourth levels of the game.
Remember when entering your initials meant something? PixelJunk does.
Sometimes the old gaming soul just wants something simple that harks back to a time now past. A time when gamers walked through dimly lit arcades, token stuffed pockets jingling and jangling like boot spurs; electric cowboys scrawling their initials into the annals of history one high score at a time. It was a magical time and someone out there must feel the same way because otherwise we wouldn’t have PixelJunk: Sidescroller -- a shooter made for the old school but a game that most will be able to enjoy.
In this first part, we start the game and go through the first two boss fights and levels.
Why you should never take prisoners.
One of the focal points, and a large source of fun, in Deus Ex: Human Revolution was the ability to radically customize your cybernetic enhancements to specialize yourself into being anything from a hacking wunderkind to a walking tank that spits out death. Unfortunately, once you had set yourself on your chosen path, it was really hard to experiment without another 60+ hour playthrough. Until the Missing Link DLC was released, that is.
A look at the 4 CD soundtrack compilation that is available as a pre-order bonus for King Of Fighters XIII.
Pumped for the new Dragon Ball Z game? Well, wait no more! Dragon Ball Z Ultimate Tenkaichi is released today for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
Dragon Ball Z fans rejoice! The next video game title in the Dragon Ball Z series comes out today for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. The new game has upgraded battles, with destructable environments, and improved graphics. The new Story mode puts players into the Dragon Ball Z world and includes all your favorite characters from the series. Also included is a creation mode that allows you to make your own Dragon Ball Z character with it's robust customization options.
Available now for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, and PC/Mac.
When you say Disney Universe, Pirates of the Caribbean, WALL-E, Monsters Inc, and Alice aren’t the first things that come to mind.
At face value, you might think Disney is crazy for releasing their four player co-operative title, Disney Universe, just one week after Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One. The thing is, Disney Universe is actually the better of the two games. While both suffer from a lackluster co-operative play, the core gameplay of Disney Universe is more layered in its design, giving players more than endless enemies to grind through.
