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Dead Head Fred

2009-03-16T00:28:00.003+08:00

The real appeal of Dead Head Fred, for me anyway, was the head-swapping. Instead of collecting items or weapons or any of the other various ways of upgrading a character's abilities, in DHF you get new heads. Some are given to you (and sometimes lost again) at certain points in the game, and some you get by collecting heads from certain enemies.

Each head has its strengths and weakness and can be used for different tasks. The jar head that you start out with, for example, can be upgraded so that Fred heals faster when he's wearing it, but he'll drown in deep water. With the stone head, he's safe underwater and can smash open cracked walls.

By the same token, each head is particularly strong for fighting a particular enemy and weak against other enemies. You can also purchase head upgrades, but they're expensive.

Aside from the head-swapping (and I never got tired of the animation for that, simple as it was, or the fact that each head made Fred move in a completely different way), the gameplay is fairly familiar. Jump, fight, use a special move. Get money by beating up bad guys, helping friendlies, selling items or fishing (yes, fishing). Get health potions by beating up bad guys, buying them, or making them from the worms you catch (or use the worms for fishing). The macabre detail keeps it interesting, though, for the most part.

Does This Jar Make Me Look Stupid?

While the graphics in Dead Head Fred aren't really anything special in the sense of being, say, mind-blowingly realistic, they have a definite appeal. Especially if you like things a little on the ghoulish side. The character design is pretty stylish, though the colors tend to lean towards the slightly muddy (or maybe slimy). Everyone who worked on the art for this title must have a wicked side, and it lends a lot of character to the game.

One might expect the music and voice-acting to complement the gothiness of the art, which would have been okay. Instead, there's an appealing disjuncture, with the characters having a distinct gangster movie sound. Perhaps "disjuncture" is too strong a word, though, as many of the characters do look like they came out of said gangster movie--if it had a head-on collision with a zombie flick.

All of this is really just a long way of saying that the sights and sounds of Dead Head Fred will appeal to some gamers, and turn off others. If you don't like this kind of design, you might want give the game a try anyway, because it really is fun.

Sticky, Repeat

There aren't very many perfect games out there, so it's no surprise (and not much of a criticism) to say that DHF isn't perfect, either. That said, I don't really have a whole lot to complain about.

For some things, the controls seemed a little touchier or stickier than they needed to be. This was especially the case with Shrunken Head Fred. I leapt to my death quite a few times on a jump that shouldn't have been hard to make (but how many games have we had that happen in?).

The other small criticism I have is that once you figured out the best way to beat a particular enemy, ever other one of that kind became a sort of mechanical exercise. Throwing a whole crowd of familiar enemies at you at once did help in keeping down the tedium--fighting several at a time could require a different strategy than one on one. At times, though, I felt I was just going through the same series of button presses to get to the next area.

Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters

2009-03-15T23:36:00.001+08:00

With Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters, High Impact Games has created a PSP-sized original adventure for the titular heroes that is a worthy successor to past Ratchet and Clank games. Though you can save only items and not physical progress through each level, the levels are short enough that you could probably play this game on the bus or waiting in line, but it's immersive enough that you may well want to spend long, thumb-aching stretches with it.

Pros

* Complements the existing Ratchet and Clank franchise.
* Bright, cartoony graphics.
* Works for both quick or in-depth game sessions.
* Reasonable learning curve.
* Substantial multiplayer.

Cons
* You have to play through more than once for all the extras.
* A bit on the short side.

Description
* ESRB rated E10+ -- published by Sony
* Graphics: Lots of bright color; well-designed, cartoony characters; a few jaggies from time to time but otherwise great.
* Sound: Fun but not intrusive tunes, with different music for different settings; amusing and appropriate sound effects.
* Gameplay: Mostly easy to get the hang of (I still suck at racing), with a reasonable learning curve; also, it's just fun.
* Multiplayer: 7 online games modes for up to 4 players, using either Ad Hoc or Infrastructure.
* Replay value: Relatively high, especially if you want to unlock everything; unlockable Challenge Mode ups the difficulty.
* Recommendation: Unless you already dislike the RnC series, play this game; it's a must-play if you're a RnC fan.

Guide Review - Ratchet and Clank: Size Matters
I can't help but compare this game to Daxter, also a PSP-original game in an existing franchise that returns to its platforming roots to deliver a tonne of fun in a perfectly portable game.

Like Daxter, R and C: Size Matters builds up short, playable-on-the-go levels into an adventure that seems bigger than the sum of its parts. Both games also include minigames accessible from points within the game (and in the case of Daxter, a different minigame completely outside the main game) that add to the challenge and replayability of the title.

Like But Unlike
Unlike Daxter, Size Matters includes both of the series' main characters. The "size matters" of the title-- which can be taken to mean either that size is important, or that the game concerns matters of size--involves a shrink ray allow one or both characters to become smaller to face the miniscule main baddies. At one point, Ratchet shrinks himself to battle the enemy inside Clank's head and to repair his robotic pal.

It's All About the Weapons
As any fan of the series knows, a Ratchet & Clank game is all about firepower. And acid power and suck power and the power of little robotic minions. Despite the handheld-appropriate scope of the game, Size Matters sill has more weapons that any furry orange big-eared creature should be able to carry. Add in weapon mods you can buy for outrageous prices on the black market, and armor you can win in the minigames, and you've got plenty of toys to play with. Just trying out all the different weapons add to the replay factor.

Death Jr.

2009-03-15T23:26:00.003+08:00

Death Jr is a a fun game with a wicked, twisted sense of humor, and great character design. Unfortunately, it can at times be frustrating, with touchy controls, and it occasionally has eye-strainingly dark graphics. I spent my time with this game alternately laughing with glee and swearing in annoyance. Ultimately, it's worth playing, but be prepared for some fairly big flaws.

Pros
* Creepy fun graphics.
* Ridiculously cool weapons.
Cons
* Not enough save points.
* Some parts too hard.

Description
* ESRB rated T published by KonamiGame Profile Screenshots Cheats
* Graphics: Nice character design. The dark color schemes sometimes made it hard to see, though.
* Sound: The musics and effects are well-done, if sometimes repetetive. Love the C4 hamsters' giggles.
* Gameplay: Fairly standard for action-adventure and shooter, though the analog-nub is over-touchy.
* Multiplayer: No multiplayer at all; this is strictly a single-player game (fine by me, really).
* Replay value: Medium to low. You can go back to collect all the pickups or re-do any level, but why?
* Recommendation: Try it if you like action-adventure, but if you're easily frustrated, maybe pass.

Guide Review - Death Jr.
The story begins with Death Jr's class visiting a museum and accidentally releasing a demon. DJ has to battle the demon's minions to save the fractured souls of his friends, and then battle Moloch himself.
Great First Impression
Fans of Oni Press's comics will probably like the look of this game. It has stylish creepy-cute characters, and twisted levels (Meat World, anyone?). One of the weapons you earn is C4 Hamsters -- little furry rodents with C4 explosive strapped to their backs that run giggling at the enemy.

Deep Frustration
There's a lot of jumping in this game, and the controls are just too touchy. More often than not, DJ would just keep going off the edge of whatever he was aiming at. So I spent a lot of time trying to get him back to where he was in order to try again, and a lot of continues getting past pits of lava.

There are also some camera issues, compounded by the touchy controls that make DJ change direction too suddenly. And the auto-aim was often just not auto enough, making boss battles more difficult than they should have been.

In the End
For a portable game, there was a serious lack of save points. You can save anywhere, but it only saves your stats and items. If you save in the middle of a level, then quit, you'll have to start the level over from the beginning next time--not very convenient if your main playing time is on the bus to work.

Despite these hefty criticisms, I still really enjoyed Death Jr. When it was fun, it was a total blast.

Daxter

2009-03-15T23:06:00.003+08:00

The smaller half of the eponymous Jak and Daxter action-adventure team gets his own game on the smaller member of Sony's pair of PlayStations, the PSP. If you loved the other games in the series, you're going to love this one. It's a bit shorter, perhaps, and some players will find it easier, but Daxter is a Jak and Daxter game through and through. It doesn't have quite as much variety of gameplay as previous instalments in the series, but it's still a worthy addition.

Pros
* Complements existing Jak & Daxter franchise.
* Lush, bright cartoon-style graphics.
* Well-tuned controls.
* Fun and challenging minigames.
* Extra Bug Combat game.

Cons
* Some may find it too easy or short.
* I never did find those last 3 Precursor orbs!

Description
* ESRB rated E10+ -- published by SCEA -- Game Profile -- Unlockables
* Graphics: Bright, lush cartoony graphics perfectly complement the game. Really nice-looking.
* Sound: Unobtrusive music and fun effects. I sometimes broke things just because I liked the sound.
* Gameplay: Nice, even difficulty curve, though it never gets really hard. Well-balanced controls.
* Multiplayer: Main game is single-player only. Bug Combat allows two to battle their bugs via Ad Hoc.
* Replay Value: Moderate. I'll keep playing until I get all the orbs and gold on all the minigames.
* Other Features: If you also own Jak X Racing you can connect the two for special content in both.
* Recommendation: A must-buy if you like the series; otherwise rent it first, then buy it.

Guide Review - Daxter
Jak and Daxter series developer Naughty Dog handed Daxter over to Ready at Dawn Studios, which created a game that feels a lot like the original Jak and Daxter, and looks a lot like Jak II. Fans concerned that a different development studio might ruin the game need not worry. There's no doubt that Daxter's PSP outing is a full member of the family.

Different, Yet the Same
This time, Daxter's on his own, exterminating bugs in Haven City while looking for Jak. The game's biggest weakness is here, in its sameness. There is an awful lot of bug killing, though you do get new moves and powerups along the way. With a variety of environments to explore, from a brewery to a garden to a subway system, I found that the fun platforming elements more than made up for the repetitive bug fighting; others may not agree.

I Know Kung Fu!
As with other Jak and Daxter games, you can collect Precursor Orbs to unlock secrets. The best incentive for orb-gathering is the minigames, where you play Daxter in his dreams as he takes on the roles of various movie characters. It would have been even better if these minigames were accessible outside of the main game after completion.

What is included as a separate game is Bug Combat, a rock/paper/scissors-style game that you play using bugs collected during the main game. It was kind of fun, but not that engaging for me.

Daxter is not at all a serious game, but if you're in the mood for something very fun and a little silly, this is the game to play.

Free Download Game Demos, Patches, Shareware Games and Trailers

2008-01-22T18:31:00.000+08:00

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Here is the most popular download nowadays....

Week ending January 22, 2008

1. Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare
For the first time in the series, Call of Duty moves away from WWII to the modern battlefield.

2. Need for Speed ProStreet
The game is a true taste of raw adrenaline and racing with consequences.

3. Crysis
Crysis begins amidst a tense military standoff between the North Korean and United States governments for control of the impact zone.

4. Unreal Tournament III (3)
Head to the front lines and join this Epic battle to defend humanity while taking your revenge.

5. Empire Earth III
Take control of a fledgling civilization and strive to forge the greatest of all empires.

6. Company Of Heroes: Opposing Fronts
An action strategy game set in WWII that brings to life the journey of the brave men of Able Company as they fight in the great.

7. Spider-Man: Friend or Foe
Play as Venom, Sandman, Doc Oc, the Green Goblin, and many more, as you and your new allies save the world.

8. John Woo Presents Stranglehold
Chow Yun-Fat reprises the role of Inspector Tequila from John Woo's influential action film, "Hard Boiled" in this hyperkinetic shooting game.

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2008-01-22T18:11:00.000+08:00

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How to Put Downloaded Games on Your PSP

2008-01-19T14:46:00.000+08:00

How to Put Downloaded Games on Your PSP If you want to know how to put downloaded games on your PSP, you’ve got the right idea. You can use your PSP for all sorts of gaming, listening to music, watching movies. Why not use your PSP for to play downloaded games, too? Learn how to put downloaded games on your PSP, and the fun will never stop.

You can download almost any game for play on your PSP. And, on the Internet, most games are available for download in freeware or demo versions. If you’ve been thinking about how to put downloaded games on your PSP, then you already have the heart of a true gamer. With your PSP, you can play all the games you desire.

Want to know how to put downloaded games on your PSP, so you can play all the downloaded games you want, whenever you want? If you get the Memory Stick Duo, you can have all kinds of downloaded games on your PSP. Simply choose the games you want to download from the Internet, and download your files into a folder you want to transfer to your PSP. Install the game, following all the instructions carefully, and transfer it to your PSP Memory Stick Duo.

PSP supports all kind of file types. Make sure that the games you download can be played on PSP, and you should never have a problem. Once you know how to put downloaded games on your PSP, you can play all your favorite games whenever you want. Get your game on easier than ever before with your PSP.

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Some Basic Specifics Of Online Computer Games

2008-01-18T18:58:00.000+08:00

Among the different accessories that you require to play computer games are a keyboard, mouse and joystick and additional headphones and speakers can be used to max out the experience of playing the games online games. Most significantly you need the latest version of the Windows operating system to install computer games on your computer although game developers are trying to run computer games even on Mac and Linux operation systems. So before installing computer games on your PC, make sure that your computer fulfills certain requirements to run the games properly. In addition to it you also need to check out that the hard drive space, operating system, Memory, video card memory, and speed of Internet connection and CPU all allows you to facilitate smooth and hassle-free installation of computer games. Computer game developers are always trying to infuse some new features to make the games more sophisticated that require a faster processor or improved graphics card and lack of which in your older PCs will fail to support the latest computer games.

The networked multiplayer systems through Internet or LAN connections are another most significant addition to the computer games as they are necessary when playing racing games and other real-time strategy games. To offer an exquisite gaming experience, online computer games take the advantage of the Internet. There are four types of online computer games that could be played by browsing window by logging on to a specific website; some games are text-based that can be played in web based forum, even some games require separate software packages while others can be played with e-mail which were the first stage of the online computer games revolution.

High-quality Internet connection and proper hardware support is the must for playing online computer games online. You also require installing software on your computer to run the game and it will be much effectual if you install software that have the potentiality of locating active game servers.

Online computer games have always found to be quite interesting by the Internet users from the day of its application. It helps the gamers to enjoy any kind of games playing from the comfort of their homes. With time to time improvement in graphics and sound and its application online computer games is ruling the world of entertainment and grounded deeply to stay. The best thing about online computer games is that players from far-off physical locations can participate in online computer games. This is considered as one of the biggest achievement of online computer games that has broken the walls of geographical barrier among the players thus tying people from all over the world of different culture into a single thread of Internet connection.

Sony PSP - A Versatile PlayStation from Sony

2008-01-14T16:07:00.000+08:00

The Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) is a hand-held gaming console that was launched by its Sony on May 11, 2004. Although, the controls of the PSP are meant specifically for gaming, this gaming console from Sony is capable of effectively playing video and audio files. The default battery life of the PSP is different for different applications. If you are accessing wireless network & the brightness of the screen is set to the maximum level, the battery life would be less than 3 hours. However the battery will last for more than 11 hours if the MP3 mode is used without turning the screen light on. If you wish to extend the life of your battery you can keep the PlayStation in sleep mode, as minimum amount of battery power is used this way.

Not only does the PlayStation offer a longer battery life, but also provides you with a sophisticated and user-friendly interface. The XrossMediaBar (also called XMB) is the main-menu interface. The same interface was used by Sony in its TVs, the PlayStation3, and PSX hardware. The main menu options consist of horizontally arranged icons for Settings, Music, Network Game, Video, and Photo. A sequence of vertically arranged sub icons is displayed under these options.

You can also adjust the settings of the XMB. Enjoy surfing the internet, playing audio, video & games, or simply connect it to your home PC. The interface is easy to access; you don’t need to work hard for it. All that you need to do is simply press the ‘Home’ button. The default background tints of this PlayStation from Sony keep changing every month. However, if you want you can set the colour manually also or set an image at the background. Currently, there are about 10 official themes i.e. Wipeout, Lemmings, Cookies, etc.

To conclude, right from a user-friendly and attractive interface to gaming & audio-video features, the Sony PSP has got almost the best set of tools and features that one can seek in a multipurpose gaming console.

Discount Airsoft Guns - History and Uses

2008-01-13T18:37:00.000+08:00

According to researchers, the first airsoft guns were introduced to the Japanese market around the 80's. Firearms were not available to the population so those interested in guns had to resort to the only weapons which closely resembled them. Early guns were made of wood and metal which made them very expensive, some years later a new type of gun was invented, one which was cheaper compared to the originals, the first few weapons designed under this concept were quire realistic and even managed to fool expert shooters.

Airsoft guns shoot small plastic ball rounds which were called BB by Asian manufacturers. The caliber varied from model to model. Due to the popularity of this gun type several manufacturers started working on them in order to improve their accuracy, shape and performance, quickly thereafter they started to be used for skirmishing or gaming. As you might have guessed this is the type of weapon used in paintball wars (game). The first continent where they were used in such manner was Asia, then Europe and later on America. European countries started to use these guns in an innovative way to combat young gang members, on the other hand American companies started developing and producing such airsoft guns for sports because the guns are realistic and the BB's don't hurt as much as 0.5 caliber paintballs.

Because of the non-lethal nature of these guns they are constantly used by military and law enforcement agencies to simulate real world combat situations in order to train their agents. The airsoft weapons which are used and sold to these agencies are not available for sale to the public because they are considered too realistic for people to carry around.

Airsoft weapons are also used in movie sets because they resemble real weapons extremely well, however, this innovation did come with a price, during the early 90's when the airsoft arms were being used in this industry there were fatal accidents which lead to the death of Bruce Lee's son after one of these guns was loaded with real rounds instead of blanks. There are several ways to use these arms, but whether it is for entertainment or any other reason, it is always recommended to have a balanced adult supervising people who carry such weapons as well as studying the laws which explain the responsibilities which come by owning these guns.

50 TOP GAMES THIS MONTH

2008-01-12T23:50:00.000+08:00

Title Platform

1 Super Smash Bros. Brawl Wii
2 Grand Theft Auto IV Xbox 360
3 Uncharted: Drake's Fortune PlayStation 3
4 Mass Effect Xbox 360
5 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare Xbox 360
6 Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots PlayStation 3
7 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 Xbox 360
8 Fable 2 Xbox 360
9 Ninja Gaiden 2 Xbox 360
10 The Orange Box Xbox 360
11 Assassin's Creed Xbox 360
12 Devil May Cry 4 PlayStation 3
13 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare PlayStation 3
14 Wii Fit Wii
15 Super Paper Mario Wii
16 Prototype Xbox 360
17 Devil May Cry 4 Xbox 360
18 LittleBigPlanet PlayStation 3
19 Rock Band: Special Edition PlayStation 3
20 Crysis PC
21 Grand Theft Auto IV PlayStation 3
22 Assassin's Creed PlayStation 3
23 Soulcalibur IV PlayStation 3
24 Turok Xbox 360
25 Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Wii
26 Soulcalibur IV Xbox 360
27 Burnout Paradise PlayStation 3
28 Frontlines: Fuel of War Xbox 360
29 Final Fantasy XIII PlayStation 3
30 Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools of Destruction PlayStation 3
31 BioShock Xbox 360
32 Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure Wii
33 Killzone 2 PlayStation 3
34 Gran Turismo 5 Prologue PlayStation 3
35 Rock Band: Special Edition Xbox 360
36 Advance Wars: Days of Ruin Nintendo DS
37 Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock Xbox 360
38 Star Wars: The Force Unleashed Xbox 360
39 Unreal Tournament III PlayStation 3
40 Gran Turismo 5 PlayStation 3
41 Medal of Honor Heroes 2 Wii
42 Mario Kart Wii Wii
43 No More Heroes Wii
44 Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare PC
45 Resident Evil 4: Wii Edition Wii
46 Battlefield: Bad Company Xbox 360
47 Rock Band (game only) Xbox 360
48 Lost Odyssey Xbox 360
49 Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 PlayStation 3
50 Resident Evil 5 PlayStation 3

Free Video Games Magazines for Gamers Xbox360, PS3, PC Games, PSP, DS, MMOs

2008-01-12T18:53:00.000+08:00

Gamer magazines are free magazines for gamers, written by professional games journalists from Unitd Kingdom. The magazines are published exclusively in digital format, so all you require is Adobe Reader 8 in order to read the magazines. Each issue includes previews, interviews, reviews and features and the pages are enhanced with video and interactive media, so you can actually see the games come to life on the pages.

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How to Play Warcraft Dota

2008-01-12T11:54:00.000+08:00

Warcraft Dota All-star is a very popular PC online game that has had great success in the year 2007. Here are the basics of the game! It is quite difficult and moderately challenging.

The things that you'll need to play this game is Dota software installed, PC, LAN and of course the internet. Let's go for the steps....

Step 1: After installing Dota All-star(pls. note that you need to have installed the previous warcraft versions before you can do this), download maps at dota-allstars.com
Step 2: After acquiring the maps, install it and double click the warcraft frozen throne icon in your desktop. This will open the application.
Step 3: Choose the LAN settings and either look for available leagues to join or create one yourself.
Step 4: When the game starts, the object of the game is to destroy your enemy's base. To achieve this you must kill as many creeps and heroes along the way so that you will increase your experience level.
Step 5: The Experience level will increase with every kill that you and your team makes and this allows you to upgrade your own hero's special powers. You can also get gold through this that will allow you to purchase additional weapons and special features to help you in your quest.
Step 6: Always start buying items that will increase your damage so that enemy heroes will die more easily. after these, purchase a life increasing potion.
Step 7: Last Step. Once you get your weapons and your experience level up, victory will come easily for you.

That's all for now. Enjoy your Game.