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Dragon Age : Origins - Awakenings

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 20 Mar 2010 01:14:00 +0000

A few days ago Electronic Arts (EA)has been released first expansion pack for Dragon Age : Origins. The expansion titled Awakening that released on March 16th, 2010 with the range price of USD 40.

As an expansion, Awakenings dished up interesting enough things for the fans of Role Playing Games (RPGs). For example, Awakenings opened up new country called Amaranthine to explore the origins of creatures of Darkspawn evil gang.

New creatures will appear in the game, like 'Inferno Golem' or 'Spectral Dragons'. As quoted from the written statement received on Wednesday (6/1/2010), Awakenings attended with more intelligent Darkspawn than the initial story.

Dragon Age : Origins - Awakenings

Furthermore, Awakenings provided five new characters who can become members of group. The ability of characters also can be rearranged, achieved a more higher level and available spells, abilities and a new specialization.

In the story, Awakening displayed period time after the end of the Campaign against the Arch Demon in Dragon Age: Origins. As a commander Gray Warden, players will be tasked to rebuilding Gray Warden's group and unload the mystery behind the countless Darkspawn.

Well, the character of the main character used to continue the previous character or create a new character. For new characters, it's available in new origin - ie Gray Warden of Orlais - specifically for playing in Campaign Mode.

As an expansion, Awakenings can only be played if the player already has a game Dragon Age: Origins. Awakenings will be available for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

Mass Effect 2 - Review

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 20 Feb 2010 01:44:00 +0000

Latest Action RPG from BioWare, Mass Effect 2, began to come on the market. This game was greeted with a roar in the various reviews.

Gamers around the world can finally continue the adventures of Commander Shephard after Electronic Arts (EA) officially launched the Mass Effect 2. The game for Xbox 360 and PC is a Action - Role Playing Game (RPG) type with the advanced shooting elements.

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Value achieved by this game is perfect or nearly perfect. Official Xbox Magazine UK edition, Total PC Gaming, Eurogamer to The Guardian give full value for this game. While Metacritic, the site that make up the average value of reviews from various sources, puts this game at number 96 (of 100).

Mass Effect 2 Trailer

Mass Effect 2 is the second part of the trilogy of Mass Effect. Space Adventures has become one of the model for the gaming industry in developing a strong RPG with shooting action scenes.
Purchasers of this game, the original version of course, will have additional content (Downloadable Content / DLC) for free. Free content available on launch day will feature additional missions in Normandy crash site. Other content is also promised BioWare will be coming soon. Including a new character named Zaeed which was originally appeared on launch day but will be delayed a few days.

Electronic Arts
BioWare
Genre : Action Role-Playing
Release : Jan 26, 2010
ESRB : Mature
Platform : XBox 360, PC

PC MINIMUM System Requirements
* OS : Windows XP SP3 / Windows Vista SP1 / Windows 7
* Processor : 1.8GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or equivalent AMD CPU
* Memory : 1 GB RAM for Windows XP / 2 GB RAM for Windows Vista and Windows 7
* Hard Drive : 15 GB
* DVD ROM : 1x Speed
* Sound Card : DirectX 9.0c compatible
* Direct X : DirectX 9.0c August 2008 (included)
* Input : Keyboard / Mouse
* Video Card : 256 MB (with Pixel Shader 3.0 support).

Supported Chipsets: NVIDIA GeForce 6800 or greater; ATI Radeon X1600 Pro or greater. Please note that NVIDIA GeForce 7300, 8100, 8200, 8300, 8400, and 9300; ATI Radeon HD3200, and HD4350 are below minimum system requirements. Updates to your video and sound card drivers may be required. Intel and S3 video cards are not officially supported in Mass Effect 2.

PC RECOMMENDED System Requirements
* OS : Windows XP SP3 / Windows Vista SP1 / Windows 7
* Processor : 2.6+ GHz Cure 2 Duo Intel or equivalent AMD CPU
* Memory : 2 GB RAMVideo Card = ATI Radeon HD 2900 XT, NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT, or better recommended
* 100% DirectX compatible sound card and drivers
* DirectX August 2008

NOTES: For the best results, make sure you have the latest drivers for your video and audio cards. Laptop or mobile versions of the above supported video cards have not had extensive testing and may have driver or other performance issues. As such, they are not officially supported in Mass Effect 2. Intel and S3 video cards are not officially supported in Mass Effect 2.

10 New Games in 2010

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 00:14:00 +0000

This year would become the best year for Games Holic, especially for them that like FPS games so much. This is The 10 FPS Games that must be surprised you in this 2010. So, check this out...

1. Battlefield: Bad Company 2
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360. March 2, 2010)

Bad Company is the first FPS Game that show you a destroyable environment for Multiplayer Shooter. If you wanna cover yourself behind the wall, it's not safe enough anymore b'cause this wall could be destroyed by a grenade. In Bad Company 2, don't ever...ever...think to hide inside the building, It'll has the same result when you hide behind the wall.

2. Crysis 2
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360. Fall 2010)

Though Crysis 2 was too late for 2 years, It's still look "beautiful" and can be fatal your system, even powerful syste,. Crysis 2 will certainly reach that level and will be made by using the new CryEngine 3, which including supporting DX 11.

3. BioShock 2
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360. February 9, 2010)

Taking 10 years after the previous Bioshock, Bioshock 2 will provide many new features from the previous. One of them, if you can control the Big Daddy and will be able to walk out of the underwater city, Rapture. In addition, there are also multiplayer.

4. Deus Ex 3
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360. Q4 2010)

Deus Ex Series pure cultic concept of cyberpunk game. And while Deus Ex 3 will take the time line 2027 - 25 years before Deus Ex - it would still keep the culture alive and awake cyberpunk. So far, Eidos has not released any details about this game but the image concept.

5. MAG
(PS3. January 25, 2010)

MAG will be one of the most anticipated game by PS3 owners and especially those who like violence. MAG is the first game to feature 256 players playing simultaneously, in which only 64 for the PC version. This game will provide a detailed status, awards, team-based system and much more.

6. Rage
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360 & OS X. Q4, 2010)

The first original game from Id Software for more than a decade and the first using the Tech 5 game engine. Rage will take the concept of the world after the destruction by nuclear and will combine the two types of games, between the FPS and racing games.

7. Halo Reach
(Xbox 360. Q4 2010)

Have been discussed at E3 2009 - Halo Reach would have continued on from the Master Chief and Halo is the last game to be developed by Bungie.

8. Alien Vs. Predator
(PC, PS3, Xbox 360. Q1 2010)

The team from the first AVP creator has remaked this franchise and will probably produce something more. Three types of races will be still used, where we can choose one of them ,the marines, Aliens or Predators. This game is made with the new engine, that supports DX 11.

9. Postal 3
(PC, Xbox 360, PS3. Q2 2010)

Postal series were labeled as one of the most controversial games ever that has been created and banned in several countries. Postal 3 will has fate as same as the previous series. They're show typical GTA game that cruel and full of violence.

10. Red Steel 2
(Wii, February 16, 2010)

For Wii owners do not hope so much in 2010 when talking about FPS Games, but Red Steel 2. The first Red Steel has a glimpse of a very disappointing, but for this sequel series, it's improved so much and the developers hope that the results can exceed the prescribed.

Formation Tutorial in PES 2010

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 23:41:00 +0000

Did you fell suck while you set formation in PES 2010?? Or just not interest enough to set your game plan?? Never mind, now on I'll give you Formation Tutorial. B'cause a winning almost depend on how good formation is. So, try this out...

Defending in PES 2010

Attacking in Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 is relatively easy and very intuitive. Defending is a bit more difficult. For a start you should try to remember to stay in the right position. Blocking is very effective in the game so it is often best to keep your body between the attacker and your goal and avoid actually committing yourself for the tackle. If you get the timing wrong on a challenge then you won’t recover in time to catch the attacker and you will also run the risk of giving away a free kick or penalty. Let’s take a look at some basic defensive moves.

* It is good to pressure the ball and it often provokes mistakes in your opposition. The best way to do this is to hold down R1 and X when you don’t have possession.
* If you want help closing down an opponent use Square to pull in the nearest man, just be careful you aren’t leaving a gap to be exploited.
* You can Slide Tackle with the Circle button but the timing has to be perfect and you must attack the player in possession from the front or you’ll almost certainly be booked.

* If an attacker does get past you or the opposition play a long ball into your box then use Triangle to bring your keeper running out. Obviously if you time this wrong your opponent will side step and finish with an easy tap in so be careful!
* The most common cheap goal in the game happens when the goalie passes to a nearby defender and the attacker skips in or tackles to break through and score. For inexperienced players I recommend using Circle to kick out with your goalie.
* If you win the ball in your own box just hoof it up the field with Square or Circle don’t try to be clever.

Team Set-Up and Tactics

There are two kinds of Pro Evolution Soccer players, some just pick a team and get straight into the action, others like to spend hours tweaking their team line-up, editing player positions and choosing tactics. The majority of teams will be set up automatically with the kind of tactics they tend to play and their top players will be in the first 11 but don’t assume that’s the case. You should definitely check the bench to see if a skilled playmaker or speedy striker is lurking there. You should also change the formation and tactics to suit you.

Another big improvement with Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 is the ratings system. It is now clear how good players are and there is an overall number rating to give you an idea about their strength as well as a detailed breakdown of their specific skills. When you click on a player name in your team line up you can see at a glance what positions they are best employed in. Try tweaking your formation or moving players around and you’ll see their overall rating number change according to how well they can play in the position selected. Remember you don’t just need to stick to the set formations. You can always just edit individual player positions and set the team up exactly how you want it.

You should also remember to set tactics because they make a big difference to how your team plays. You can be defensive or attacking to various degrees or you can choose something like a counter attacking style. There is also a new Card System in PES 2010 which allows you to fine tune the individual roles of each player in your line-up. Just remember it will be superseded by the team tactics you choose.

Football Manager 2010 - Review

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 02:39:00 +0000

Last year, Football Manager received its most significant and obvious innovation in some time: the introduction of a three-dimensional match engine. Sadly, the engine was a little rough around the edges, and the rest of the game wasn't innovative enough to make it a must-buy for fans of the series. This year, however, that new engine has been improved significantly, and sits at the heart of a game that's stronger than ever, thanks to a host of other improvements across the board.

The core gameplay is unchanged. You start in control of your chosen club as the pre-season kicks off, and then have to set about managing your squad through the upcoming seasons. First off you have the option of watching your squad play a training match so you get a handle on both the players and, if you're new to the game, the match day controls and nuances. Your assistant manager helps via useful pop-ups to guide you through the nuances of player interaction, and can even pick your team and set the formation for you if you're feeling a little lost.

While there is nothing quite as major as a new engine in this year's game, there are plenty of refinements to every area of Football Manager 2010. The most obvious upgrade is the game's overview screen, which brings together your news feeds, in-game mail, upcoming fixtures, league tables, transfer information, and a summary of your current squad status. This is a vast improvement over previous home screens, which traditionally focused on your mailbox. The old mailbox still exists as your hub of interaction for much of the game, providing your means of interaction with your fans, management, players, and the press, and is little changed from previous iterations.

The help and assistant-management systems have also been improved. The game is more approachable for new players, while those who are familiar with the series can become more involved than ever before. This is no mean feat given the absurd depth that the series is known for, and it makes the game stand apart from its competition. The help system also makes it easier to appreciate this depth. You have a wide range of backroom staff to call on, and your assistant manager tells you where there are gaps in your staff so you can hire the right people if you feel you need it. These staff members help guide you through the nuances of your squad in a manner that will be much more natural to newcomers than poring through tables of statistics, but those people who live for statistics can do without many of them, leaving more money to be spent on players.

Football Manager 2010 Gameplay

Thankfully, you don't need to spend time concerning yourself with this level of detail if you don't want to. If you elect to manage Chelsea with their full skilled backroom setup, you'll end up with a very different set of challenges than you would managing a troubled, struggling Championship side such as Newcastle. Further help comes in the form of an improved transfer and scouting system. You scout for players in much the same way as before, but the way that individual player reports are presented makes all the information much clearer. This allows you to make an informed choice over signings more easily than in previous iterations. As well as making the general experience more satisfying and engaging, it makes it easier for you to delve into unfamiliar leagues or countries.

The 3D match engine that debuted last year has received a new coat of paint and now both looks and plays significantly better than before. Your teams play in a range of venues that all have stands populated with cheering fans. While the improved match engine still looks downright ugly, it doesn't suffer from any of last year's minor glitches, and there is now a range of stadia, complete with fans, that you'll see your teams play in. Football Manager 2010 has also received a significant gameplay addition during matches--you now have the option to change your general tactics on the fly and shout specific instructions from the touchline without going back to the main tactics menu. This can be done on the basis of what you see happening on the pitch, the wealth of statistics you can cluster around the play area, or your assistant's in-game analysis of your team's performance. This makes it more fun and engaging to watch matches play out, because you feel more in control of the way the match is progressing. You can also tell players to switch position via another set of options accessible from the match-day TV view rather than having to go into your main tactics menu to lay out new tactics on your virtual chalk board. The main menu options are still there and are still needed when you want to make mass substitutions or make wholesale tactical changes, but the addition of touchline interaction works very well.

The lack of music or an in-game MP3 player for your own tunes is something of a shame. The amount of time you can spend poring over statistics and watching loading screens would be made much more enjoyable with customisable music, especially since the amount of data presented onscreen does not lend itself to running in windowed mode. The crowd effects could also do with a little more variation; while it's great to hear the crowd cheer at your goals or gasp as you rattle the woodwork, it does seem rather out of place during an intra-squad training game.

Football Manager 2010 is the closest you're likely to come to managing not only the club of your dreams, but almost any professional football club you can imagine be it a Premiership high flier, a new franchise in the MLS, or a team struggling in Japan's second division. While none of this year's additions are revolutionary, they result in a game that adds depth for veteran players while also becoming more accessible for newcomers--it's a great game that's accessible to anyone with the slightest interest in football from any corner of the globe.

WOW... WOW... WOW...
* Compelling gameplay
* Astonishing breadth of players, staff, and teams
* Improved match engine
* Clearer backroom staff advice
* Option to change tactics from the touchline is great

Bored... Bored... Bored...
* Match engine is still ugly
* Audio options are limited.

By Alex Sassoon Coby, GameSpot UK

Top 10 Games of The Month (November 2009 )

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 00:54:00 +0000

November may be a cold month, but the new releases on the PC, Xbox, PS3 and Wii are looking scorching hot and are sure to keep you warm this winter. Get out your Christmas wish lists and get ready to pencil down any of these exciting new games that are heading for the shelves this November. Of course, you don’t have to wait till Christmas to get your hands on them and most of us certainly wont!

1. Dragon Age: Origins

Platform: Xbox 360 and PC (PS3 release expected November 10th)
Release Date: 3rd November
Bioware has returned to its roots with this stunning RPG that goes back to basics. As the spiritual successor to BioWare’s Baldur’s Gate™, Dragon Age: Origins is set to become the must-have for all lovers of fantasy RPGs.

2. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories

Platform: Wii
Release Date: 3rd November
Just when you thought it was safe to get out from under the covers, Silent Hill is back and this time it’s a remake of one of the most popular Silent Hill games of all time. If you’ve missed Harry Mason (and admittedly, most of us aren’t sure if we do or don’t) then you are in for a treat as he and his daughter Cheryl once again find themselves trapped in the dark and strange town of Silent Hill. Although admittedly a remake, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories uses the features of the Wii to add to its gameplay, using the Wii Remote as a torch and as a mobile phone, as well as solving more complex puzzles.

3. Band Hero (Xbox 360)
Platform: Xbox 360
Release Date: 3rd November
If you love your big pop hits, then you will love Band Hero. Designed with the family in mind, the music collection featured on Band Hero is more top 40 than Metallica and you and your family can all play together on the bass, drums, guitar and microphone.

4. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed — Ultimate Sith Edition
Platform: PC
Release Date: 3rd November
Lovers of the Star Wars saga will be chomping at the bit to get to this edition of The Force Unleashed, created under direction from George Lucas himself. The Ultimate Sith Edition offers three new levels to explore, loads of new characters and extra costumes. Players may even get to rub shoulders with Luke Skywalker himself…

5.Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2
Platform: Xbox 360, PS3 and PC
Release Date: 10th November
It’s a game that needs no introduction. We all must be known Modern Warfare 2 is the long awaited sequel to Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare - the best selling shooter of all time. It'll give you more shooting experiences than before.

6. Harvest Moon: Animal Parade
Platform: Wii
Release Date: 10th November
Both kids and adults alike rush out and buy the Harvest Moon games and Animal Parade is sure to be an excellent edition to the Harvest Moon range. In this edition, the divine tree which stands in the middle of the Harvest Goddess’ pond is weakening, with animals leaving the land and the 5 mystical bells losing their powers. Only the Harvest King can bring the tree back to life and revive the earth again - and it’s up to you to find him.

7. Assassin’s Creed II
Platform: PS3 & Xbox 360
Release Date: 17th November
Although the original Assassin’s Creed had a rather mixed reception from critics, Assassin’s Creed II is set to be a resounding success - building on all that players loved in the original and removing those nagging annoyances to make a game that should surprise and challenge.

8. Tony Hawk: Ride
Platform: Xbox 360
Release Date: 17th November
Have you ever wanted to experience that arcade skateboard feeling in the comfort of your own home? Tony Hawk: Ride comes with a wireless skateboard controller and uses a combination of accelerometers and motion sensors to allow players to physically control all the action on the screen, with special movements and gestures creating stunning moves and tricks in-game. There is no button-mashing on complex controllers here and anyone with any skill level can jump on and give it a go.

9. The Sims 3: World Adventures
Platform: PC and Mac
Release Date: 17th November
Whether you love them or hate them, the Sims are back in The Sims 3 and the World Adventures expansion pack is set to give all Sims a treat with new journeys to real-world inspired locations. From China to Egypt, buzzing city breaks to a bit of culture, there is something for every Sim.

10. Winter Sports 2010
Platform: PS3
Release Date: 29th November
The classic Winter Sports franchise is back for 2010, transporting players to compete in the Olympic Winter Games. There are 8 disciplines available, based on the most popular of winter sports, which include skating, ski, biathlon and the snowboard cross.

More Effective Burned Calories - Wii Sports or Real Sports

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 12:00:00 +0000

Ever wondered how many calories you’re burning while playing some Wii Sports on your Nintendo Wii? The American Council on Exercise is a little late with their ‘Wii Sports fitness study’, but they did some great research. Here’s an overview of the calories burned per minute when playing the real sport compared to the numer of calories burned when playing Wii Sports:

Tennis:
The real sport: 8.1 calories per minute
Wii Sports: 5.3 calories per minute

Boxing:
The real sport: 10.2 calories per minute
Wii Sports: 7.2 calories per minute

Golf:
The real sport: 3.9 calories per minute
Wii Sports: 3.1 calories per minute

Bowling:
The real sport: 7.2 calories per minute
Wii Sports: 3.5 calories per minute

Baseball:
The real sport: 7.3 calories per minute
Wii Sports: 4.5 calories per minute

Off course everyone expected that real sports make you burn more calories than the Wii Sports games, but during their research they certainly didn’t play too active. The just flicked their wrists and didn’t throw their whole body into the game.

Source: Ace Fitness

More Tricks in PES 2010

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 01:12:00 +0000

A few weeks ago I already gave you all New Tricks for Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 (PES 2010). Now on, I'll give you another tricks. These tricks are not ordinary that you can use on ordinary player. You must try these moves on best player and more skilled player...

Note :
- DiagonalUp : press Forward & Up together
- DiagonalDown : press Forward & Down together

1. Hocus Pocus
while running, press R1 to stop player movement then press Back (<), R1+DiagonalDown

2. Fake Stepover Feint
hold R2+Up (^), and then tap R1+Any direction

3. New Fake Shoot
after press Rectangle ([]), then press Back (<) and Cross (X)

4. Ball Roll & Marseille Roulette
press R2+Up (^) to rolling the ball, then 360 degree D-Pad to do Merseille Roulette

5. Ronaldo Chop 1
while moving forward, press R2+Up (^) then press R1+DiagonalUp or R1+DiagonalDown

6. Ronaldo Chop 2
while dribbling (do not press R1) tap L1, then press R1+DiagonalUp

7. Ronaldo Chop 3
while standing press Back twice (<,<) then press R1+DiagonalUp or R1+DiagonalDown

8. Rapid Turn to Marseille Roulette
while running press R2+Back (<) at sudden, then 360 degree of D-Pad

9. Fake Turn
when face an opponent press R2+Down (v) then press R1+DiagonalUp quickly

10. Back Heel Rush
press R2 to stop the ball, press R2+Up (^), then press R1+Back (<). Remember, to do this tricks you fingers must be quick. 11. Diving press L1+L2+R1 (try this tricks when you got nice timing & nice place)

Attention : Those movements above are using PS 3 controller, like this...

For more clear explanation please watch these video

PES 2010 Advance Tricks 1

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PES 2010 Advance Tricks 2

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Need for Speed : Shift - Review

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 02:07:00 +0000

We all known that Need for Speed:Shift has been released at September 15, 2009. For years Need for Speed has given unbelievable driving experience. Now on, EA Games back with its latest NFS, Need for Speed:Shift. It'll give you more than driving experience.

Need for Speed series was one of the highlight racing series of its time. With its street racing and cop chases, it took us to another world. However, it was only a matter of time before the series began to fall back in the pack with the appearance of Forza, and Gran Turismo and even Project Gotham. With a new developer and a new concept, Need for Speed Shift is turning for a more professional look, does it still have the arcady feel that we’ve known from the series?

Gameplay
The fast and furious night time style racing that we’ve known from the series is gone. In its place we are given a more professional and traditional style racing game taking on real physics, true handling and a different kind of simulation racing. You’ll be strapped into g-force inducing cars that will test your strength and handiness in a blast of unimaginable speed. While you’ll be able to change views, the cockpit view is the trademark of the game and the one we will be discussing here. There is an incredible attention to detail in environments, tracks and cars all at high resolution textures with incredible damage physics and night and day time rotations. It’s surprising that the game is actually able to keep up at its 60fps ratio.

To start, the presentation is slick and can be easily navigated. The large white text that populates the games menu makes sure you don’t get lost. There are options for launching Career mode or Online depending if you’re on Xbox Live or PSN. There are also instructional videos that will help guide you to making the best of your Shift experience. In the game you are given your Driver Profile. Here is where all of the stat tracking takes place. This also details your particular driving style, whether you are aggressive or passive for lack of a better word. In the end, the game itself already has a sense of your style to begin with and gives you the best difficulty and settings it believes will benefit your racing. It can all be adjusted, so if you think it needs changing you can go in later and fix it yourself. This means that Career mode is tailored to each individual person for their own unique Shift experience.

Moving onward, even though there is a great selection of cars, over 65+ to be exact, its how you go about getting those cars that may confuse some. First, you have to unlock after playing certain races and reaching designated levels. Outside of that you have to make sure you have enough in-game cash to support the purchase. What I found interesting was that EA will also charge real cash if you want to buy the cars immediately. Afterwards you can customize the car to your hearts desire and even add some nitro for those into the street racing. There isn’t a great selection for graphics and other logos you may want on the car unfortunately. There is even an option for a “work conversion” which also maxes out the performance of the car and gives you the best racing vehicle you can own.

Now, taking a look at the trademark of the game; the cockpit view. You’ll be strapped into the driver’s seat and literally facing the intensity of what real drivers face on the track. The dashboard is extremely detailed and has everything down to the odometers in front of you. During the race, you’ll hear the driver gasping as a crash flies in front of him and get momentary blurred vision when you suffer in a crash. This driver POV makes the game that much more realistic in every sense of the word. It’s a wonder why anyone would bother going into third-person view. Need for Speed Shift offers a fair challenge throughout your career so you will be tested. There are modes like drifting, time attacks, endurance races and obviously the standard races. All of these will gain you experience and be able to compete among the best in the Need for Speed World Tour.

There are over 50 tracks in the game including visits to professional stadium tracks, and even fictional tracks in London and Tokyo. There are plenty of online races to be had with you and up too 7 others. As a reminder, if you cut corners during races you will be penalized online and off. Your driver profile also carries over online, so you won’t have to worry about losing anything you accomplish in Career mode. There is a fun mode called “Driver Battles”, which pits two drivers against each other in pre-determined cars and tracks in 2 out of 3 rounds. Winners move up to face more difficult opponents and losers are kicked back down the ranks.

Need for Speed: Shift Gameplay

Car handling in Need for Speed: Shift is simple but accessible, there isn’t too much of a learning curve until you hit the later tiers. The difficulty settings help manage the learning curve and give you assistance throughout each tier. For example, easy difficulties help you out on tight turns…being a little loose on brakes. Harder difficulties are challenging and the other drivers will certainly give you a ride for that top podium spot. Don’t be discouraged, a little practice makes perfect after all. When you’re behind the wheel, each car has its own unique handling ability. So, you’ll have to make sure you are versatile enough to compete. For instance, the Audi is quick and fast and can easily spin out if you’re not careful. Need for Speed Shift completely nails the sense of speed as you’re flying through the track and start to feel the heat. The AI in the game is thankfully handled well. All drivers adapt to your instincts and habits, so be careful when you reach the later tiers of your career.

Graphics

While it may not be up to the likes of Forza or Gran Turismo, it’s pretty damn close. The cockpit is the center piece of our attention and again is detailed to excellence. There is everything down to individual meters on the car that even show metric readings. The dashboard does reflect on the windshield and when you crash your vision gets blurred and your driver struggles to regain composure. While everything else is in place, it is odd that there is no handbrake animation once you reach the tight turns at each track and all you are relying is your ABS brakes. There are unfortunately lengthy load times as well as a glitched replay mode. The damage mode isn’t detailed much, though it’s the thought that counts.

Sound
On the road, you’ll be hearing the bustling of the car you’re driving. You’ll hear the engine roaring to life as you speed out of the starting gate. Need for Speed: Shift also carries with it a soundtrack that you would expect from the series. Hip hop and rock fill in the background as you browse throughout the game. You’ll also have and partner with you throughout you’re career guiding you through radio transmission. The game makes you feel like you’re in the NASCAR races getting coached as you figure out how to pass other drivers on the fly.

Plasma Factor
Need for Speed Shift has all the pieces to the puzzle and adds in something extra. The game is fun and manages to keep you’re attention for as long as you are willing to lend it. For casual players, it may not exactly be the kind of game you’re looking for to pass the time. For hardcore racing fans, however, it’s a plus when you are in the middle of the action in that cockpit in full control of your car. It’s one of those games that remind you of Codemaster’s, Race Driver: GRID. Need for Speed: Shift is a game that will no doubt go under the radar sooner rather then later.

Conclusion
With the disappearance of street style racing and night time fun, Need for Speed Shift still represents a good entry in the series. Purists of the series might take the new turn a little harder then others. Despite that, Shift is one game that if supported could easily stand against Gran Turismo and Forza Motorsport.

System Requirements (if you play it in PC)
Minimum
OS :Windows XP Service Pack 3
CPU :Intel Pentium 4 (or equivalent) CPU running at 3,2GHz or higher (3.4GHz for Windows Vista)
Memory :1GB RAM (Vista 2GB)
HD Space :10 GB of free space
Graphics Hardware :256 MB RAM with Pixel Shader 3 (PCI-Ex)

Recomended
OS :Vista Service Pack 1
CPU :Intel Core 2 Duo 2,5GHz or AMD 64 X2 2,0 GHz
Memory :2GB RAM (Vista 3GB)
HD Space :10 GB of free space
Graphics Hardware :512 MB RAM with Pixel Shader 3 (PCI-Ex)

Other
Sound Hardware :DirectX 9.0c compliant card (DirectX 10.1 compliant if applicable)
DVD Drive :8X or faster DVD Drive
Online Play :Network card with broadband connectivity

FIFA Manager 2010

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 01:01:00 +0000

FIFA Manager 2010 also known as FIFA Manager 10, FIFA Football Manager 10 / FIFA Soccer Manager 10, FIFA Football Manager 2010 / FIFA Soccer Manager 2010.

FIFA Manager 10's vast database is an accurate reflection of real life licensed league, club and player data from over 40 countries. It contains more than 3,600 clubs and 31,000 players, more than 9,000 of which are displayed with original pictures. More players can be added with the Editor tool, which is part of the full game. And, for the first time in the franchise's history, the football management simulation EA Sports FIFA Manager 10 will feature an online mode that will allow gamers to play against each other via LAN or online.

Features
# Deeper AI, player development
# In-game presentation and financing
# New experiences like the FIFA World Player Gala, an almanac with team photos and squads, the revised game website, the manager diary in which the player can collect photos of cups, stadiums and players, and the new "stadium infrastructure" where players can fine tune details of their facilities
# The 3D mode has been expanded by several hundred new animations and is now based on the latest FIFA 09 animation system

FIFA Manager 2010 - Demo Review

Download... (38.0 MB)

Sys. Requirements
Intel CPU - Pentium 4 2.8GHz
AMD CPU - Athlon 64 2800+
Nvidia Graphics Card - Geforce 6600
ATI & Intel Graphics Card - Radeon 9500 Pro
RAM - 1.5 GB
Hard Disk Space - 7 GB
Direct X - 9

Upcoming Game : Dragon Age - Origins

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:03:00 +0000

BioWare has confirmed with IGN Dragon Age: Origins is indeed getting a new, November release date. But don't worry, it's not too long of a wait.
"Dragon Age Origins will be released on November 3rd in North America and November 6th in Europe for Xbox 360 and PC. The Playstation 3 version will follow later in November," the BioWare rep said.

Dragon Age: Origins is an epic tale of violence, lust, and betrayal. Gamers will take on the role of Grey Warden who is one of the last guardians of an ancient order that has protected the land for centuries. After being betrayed in battle by a trusted general, Grey sets out to hunt down this traitor. The path will not be easy however. Deadly monsters and a slew of enemies stand in your way. Grey Warden will need to become a true leader and be willing to make sacrifices in order to rally the desperate people of this world and save it from destruction.

GAMEPLAY

In anticipation of the game, players can begin their Dragon Age: Origins experience early by joining the BioWare Social Network — a destination to share in-game screenshots, review game data and share story information. Players can also download the free* to download Character Creator where players can create and customize a player character on the PC and then upload their character data and avatar to the BioWare Social Network before Dragon Age: Origins launches. The Dragon Age: Origins Character Creator will provide players with the tools to create a character with a nearly endless amount of options.

Dragon Age : Origins Screenshot

In Dragon Age: Origins, players take the role of a Grey Warden, one of the last of an ancient order of guardians. Now, as a rising evil threatens to destroy all life, it is up to players to unite the shattered lands and slay the corrupted dragon known as the Archdemon. To restore peace, players must make ruthless decisions and be willing to sacrifice their friends and loved ones for the greater good of mankind.

For PC Gamer I also share what you need to play this Origins :

SYS. REQUIREMENTS
Windows XP Minimum Specifications
OS: Windows XP with SP3
CPU: Intel Core 2 (or equivalent) running at 1.4Ghz or greater
AMD X2 (or equivalent) running at 1.8Ghz or greater
RAM: 1GB or more
Video: ATI Radeon X850 128MB or greater
NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT 128MB or greater
DVD ROM (Physical copy)
20 GB HD space

Windows Vista Minimum Specifications
OS: Windows Vista with SP1
CPU: Intel Core 2 (or equivalent) running at 1.6Ghz or greater
AMD X2 (or equivalent) running at 2.2GHZ or greater
RAM: 1.5 GB or more
Video: ATI Radeon X1550 256MB or greater
NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT 256MB or greater
DVD ROM (Physical copy)
20 GB HD space

Recommended Specifications
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad 2.4Ghz Processor or equivalent
RAM: 4 GB (Vista) or 2 GB (XP)
Video: ATI 3850 512 MB or greater
NVIDIA 8800GTS 512 MB or greater
DVD ROM (Physical copy)
20 GB HD space

New Moves in PES 2010

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 03:02:00 +0000

Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 is a nice football game. It has new tricks and secret moves that you all must known. Here these are tutorial for you, just got it and learn it on Demo before your friend bite your ass... :-)

PES 2010 Tutorial Part 1

Download... (10.9 MB)

PES 2010 Tutorial Part 2

Download... (15.5 MB)

PES 2010 Tutorial Part 3

Download... (7.3 MB)

Master it all, and I'm so sure you'll be the one...

Remember this : "Nice techniques not guarantee a winning, but teamwork is so."

PES 2010 - New Features

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 02:20:00 +0000

The announcement of PES 2010 has caused a mini Mexican wave around the office. Konami have promised loads of new features, including a revamped Master League, reworked animation system and a new Europa League mode. And we've broken down the whole press release and looked at how each of the new features will hopefully improve our lunchtime game of choice.

GAMEPLAY

Konami says: ‘In addition to key out-field elements, goalkeepers are more versatile and with abilities matching those of modern shot-stoppers.’
What it probably means: Keepers might actually save a couple of shots now, instead of palming every daisy cutter into their own nets.

GRAPHICS

Konami says: ‘… live player expressions to be depicted with an improved lighting system which differentiates between various conditions! Stadium detail is also massively improved, with the grass and other in-stadium elements finely depicted.’
What it probably means: You what? We were confused about this, but, after chatting to Konami, they inform us that players reactions will now change depending on their actions - i.e. they'll react angrily to fouls, losing possession or when they miscontrol the ball. Oh, and the grass will look a bit greener.

PLAYERS

Konami says: ‘Each player enjoys unique AI tied into their best abilities, and is reflected in the actions of their team mates - i.e. if a player who is known to be a good crosser of the ball is in possession, more players will flood the penalty area to receive it.’
What it probably means: Players will actually run into space on their own, without us having to crowbar them into position by using one-twos.

MASTER LEAGUE

Konami says: ‘The Master League elements in PES 2010 have been bolstered by far-ranging and vital new additions, dedicated to enriching the mode.’
What it probably means: It'll be easier to sign players. Menus will be a different colour.
ANIMATION

Konami says: ‘More individual skills are also on show, including new flicks and tricks that have a definite showing on the way a game flows... while there is a noticeable change in pace when a player passes a ball from a standing position than from within a run.’
What it probably means: There’ll be a couple of new tricks, but we’ll still only use the fake shot.

STRATEGY

Konami says: ‘A new power gauge system allows users to balance their strategy in a quick, but wide-ranging way before a match. Every element - pass frequency, movement, the line of defence, width of play, or the position of the front line - can be altered to match those of a favoured club.’
What it probably means: We’ll be able to tinker around with the dots in the formation menu a bit more.

AI

Konami says: ‘The Tokyo team has worked to improve the AI of the game, with Teamvision 2.0 implemented. Midfielders and defenders now work together to cover open space and close down attacks, meaning that cover can be provided for lower-ranked defenders.
What it probably means: A.I. players might actually do what we tell them to, instead of scything the opposition down in the box when we clearly haven’t pressed tackle.

ATMOSPHERE

Konami says: ‘…the crowd will react spontaneously to specific situations in a game, showing their disdain or pleasure as fouls are committed and goals scored. Likewise, the commentary has been altered to offer a fresher, more concise overview of the game.’
What it probably means: The crowd will boo when we get fouled and cheer a bit louder when we pass the ball about. And John Champion might actually talk about the game, rather than how many Lancashire hotpots Mark Lawrenson’s scoffed.

PENALTIES

Konami says: ‘An all-new system has been implemented, offering greater control, placing and accuracy.’
What it probably means: There’ll finally be a power bar for pens.

ONLINE

Konami says: ‘A new dedicated section of the Tokyo team is committed to improving the online side of PES 2010. More downloadable content is also planned.’
What it probably means: They’ve shifted a couple of staffers into a new team to make online not shit.

LICENSES

Konami says: ‘Konami has strengthened its relationship with UEFA and can announce it has secured the exclusive video game rights for the Europa League Licence.’
What it probably means: There’ll be a UEFA Cup mode, which we’ll never play because we’ve still got the Champions League one.

DotA Allstars Map v6.64

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 01:46:00 +0000

Dota 6.64 Map - Dota Allstars 6.64 Map. IceFrog has recently released Dota 6.64 with a lots of heroes balancing and few item changes. Basically Dota v6.64 was focused on balancing and tweaking as IceFrog said. You can download Dota 6.64 and read changelogs of it.- We hope that Dota-Allstars v6.64 map will be balanced map. Enjoy this release.
Download Dota 6.64 Map - Dota v6.64 :
DotA-Allstars v6.64.w3x (Mirror 1)
DotA-Allstars v6.64.w3x (Mirror 2)

Dota 6.64 - Dota Allstars 6.64 - Dota-Allstars v6.64.w3x Changelogs goes here:

HEROES

Broodmother
- Spin Web now shows a minimap icon

Clockwerk
- Armor decreased by 1

Dark Seer
- Ion Shell cast an already affected unit will replace the old buff instead of stacking
- Wall of Replica damage dealt when affecting an enemy hero increased from 125 to 150
- Wall of Replica image damage increased from 60% to 70%

Dazzle
- Removed the extra vision that remains for 12/18/24 seconds. It now only reveals for a couple of seconds during the cast effect.

Huskar
- Burning Spears damage rescaled from 6/8/10/12 to 4/8/12/16

Lanaya
- Psionic Trap now adds to your most recently placed trap to your selection panel as a secondary unit

Leoric
- Vampiric Aura increased from 5/10/15/20% to 10/16/22/28%

Lone Druid
- True Form movement speed decreased by 35
- Hero movement speed increased by 10
- True Form transformation time increased from 1.45 to 2 seconds
- True Form armor increased by 2
- Spirit Bear's leash range reduced from 1500 to 925
- Spirit Bear no longer returns to Syllabear when he attacks out of leash range. Instead the bear will not attack

Lord of Avernus
- Aphotic Shield cast range decreased from 800 to 300
- Death Coil cast range increased from 300 to 800

Morphling
- Replicate mana cost increased from 0 to 150

Necrolyte
- Strength gain increased from 1.5 to 2.0

Nerubian Assassin
- Mana Burn can no longer target creeps since it no longer effects them (42965)

Nerubian Weaver
- Urna Swarm's Scarab's cast mechanism changed. If you cast Infestation while having multiple Scarab selected, only one casts one at a time instead of all of them.

Night Stalker
- Darkness cooldown reduced from 240/180/125 to 180/150/120

Obsidian Destroyer
- Agility increased from 15 + 1.4 -> 24 + 2.0

Pandaren Brewmaster
- Primal Split's Fire Panda now has hero damage type

Pudge
- Flesh Heap reworked, it no longer gains strength from creeps. Tnstead he gains strength (same values as before, 0.9/1.2/1.5/1.8) for any nearby (400 AOE) dying enemy hero. You still get the bonus if the unit dies outside of the aoe if you are the killer.

Rhasta
- Mass Serpent Wards while carrying scepter number of wards no longer increases. Instead, the damage of the wards is increased to match previous damage output.

Storm
- Base Intelligence increased from 23 to 26

Sven
- Warcry AoE increased from 350 to 450

Techies
- Remote mine now adds to your most recently placed mine to your selection panel as a secondary unit

Tidehunter
- Kraken Shell reworked, instead of removing buffs in time intervals, buffs are now removed whenever 600 HP is lost from player based damage. The counter is reset whenever you don't take damage for 6 seconds.

Undying
- Based strength reduced from 25 to 22
- Intelligence gain reduced from 2.8 to 2.0
- Dying Illusions no longer trigger Plague Aura for regeneration

Viper
- Movement speed decreased by 5

Warlock
- Fixed Upheaval from slowing in the AOE around you rather than at the target AOE as it should

ITEMS

Arcane Ring
- AoE increased from 400 to 600

Armlet of Mordiggian
- Recipe restored to previous version since there is no more recipe conflict. Requires claw and 900 gold recipe instead of quarter staff and 500 gold recipe

Demon Edge
- Damage increased from 36 to 46

Heart of Tarrasque
- Bonus strength increased from 35 to 40
- Regeneration disable time reduced from 10 to 8

Necronomicon
- Recipe cost reduced by 50 gold

Mjollnir
- Static Charge changed from 45 cooldown to 35

Phase Boots
- Bonuses and recipe reworked

Phase Boots:
=============
Boots of Speed (500)
2x Blades of Attack (1000)
Total: 1500

+70 Movement Speed
+24 Damage
Phase (Active)

Power Treads
- Bonuses and recipe reworked

Power Treads:
==============
Boots of Speed (500)
Boots of Elvenskin or Belt of Giant Strength or Robe of the Magi (450)
Gloves of Haste (500)
Total: 1450

+60 MS
+10 Any Attribute
+25 IAS

Orchid Malevolence
- Increased damage by 5

Satanic
- Bonus damage fixed on units that morph
- Cooldown reduced from 50 to 35

Gameplay & Cosmetics

* Reworked buyback cost scaling

It uses the following formula:
100+Level*Level*1.5+Time*15

Roughly the same during the early-midgame, but scales higher as the game progresses.

* Lots of ingame scoreboard improvements

- Removed excess information like game time since it is available above. Condensed some other space.
- Added an allies only column for current gold.
- Added an allies only column for ultimate cooldowns.
- Scoreboard title now displays all player respawn times, grouped in allies and enemy sections, so you can easily see how long someone has to revive without expanding the board manually.

* Slightly increased the regen rate of barracks and towers when they are attacked without nearby creeps/corpses from 40 to 55

* Added colored teleportation effects (allied only) at the target destination to match your player color (infrisios,5153)

* Added a new command -ii (-iteminfo) that displays allied hero items in the scoreboard

* Added a new Forked Lighting Icon, Name (Ether Shock) and visual effect (16523)
* Changed Vengeful Spirit sound set (13425)
* Changed Void's Time Lock visual effect (5793)
* Items that get disabled with damage (Heart & Dagger) are no longer affected by self damage. Roshan damage now disables them.

* Added a new test command "-killwards" to remove all observer and sentry wards on the map
* Added a new Eyes in the Forest icon (46851)
* Added a visual effect for Kraken Shell when buffs are removed
* Added color change visual for Morphling's model based on the ratio of agility to strength
* Added buyback message for observers
* New replay data available

BUGS

* Fixed bug that prevented Open Wounds from working properly on non-hero units. It can now target regular units.
* Fixed Linken Sphere to properly block Nerubian Assassin's Mana Burn
* Courier's Deliver Items ability now properly exits its logic if you interrupt the courier with a different order (shield and burst don't count)
* Fixed Mjollnir's Static Charge being stackable
* Fixed Proximity Mines not triggering automatically on Scourge Towers like they do on the Sentinel ones
* Fixed a bug with disassembling Mjollnir not giving the recipe
* Fixed Enchant from being able to take over Primal Split units
* Fixed a bug with HCL mode where the game mode could be duplicated resulting in various other weird bugs
* Fixed various typos
* Fixed missing cooldown tooltip to neutral creep Tornado ability
* Fixed Glyph from affecting Tombstone

Good job IceFrog once again for the Dota 6.64, We wish you Good Luck for your future with Valve.

What's new in COD 6??

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 02:31:00 +0000

Based on information in virtual world, we knew that Call of Duty : Modern Warfare 2 (a.k.a Call of Duty 6) will be released on 10th November 2009. All of us must be curious what's new in this stuff. Here these are the newest things from COD 6:

Vehicles will be in MW2
M16 will return, using stopping power will only be OHK at head, neck, and torso (abdomen, limbs, and hands/feet will not)
Ak47 and M4 will return, unknown if there are any changes
M40 will return, ACOG damage boost will be fixed
Scorpion, P90, M21, R700, G3, G360 will not return
There are more unknown weapons that will not return
New sniper rifle: SR25M (United states forces)
New Assault rifle: Diemeco C8 (Canadian forces M4 equivelant)
New Assault rifle: L85A2 (United Kingdom forces)
Total weapons in multiplayer are said to be around 35
Favourite Modern warfare 1 maps will return
Helicopters, air strikes, UAV will return
Red dot sightings will come in different shapes for multiplayer (circular, square, original)
Snipers will have special grass camouflage (As seen in Modern warfare 1’s campaign)
All perks will return from MW except eavesdrop and others will be altered
All gametypes will return from MW and all will have hardcore versions
New gametype: Secure (Call of duty version of capture the flag, however you capture the enemy’s Intel)
New gametype unconfirmed name, similar to search and destroy, however instead of trying to plant a bomb, you try to kill a specified enemy
Solider customization for each class (and each country)
Sniper with silencers will NOT be in multiplayer
There are NO bots in local multiplayer
Similar version to Nazi Zombies, however details are unknown
NO guest players online, 1 player per console
Killcam save feature
There is blood and gore
Offline/Online Co-op
Story takes place in the Middle East
Role as US marines return
Ken Lally voice work in campaign
Release is set for sometime in November
New army tags will be available to add different elements in campaign (similar to halo skulls)
Campaign-only weapons

Pro Evolution Soccer 2010

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 02:18:00 +0000

The competition between football games looks set to be fiercer than ever this year. EA Sports showed its hand early, demoing FIFA 10 all the way back in April when it was only 45 percent complete. Konami responded with a teaser trailer for Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in June, which showed an extraordinarily realistic-looking Lionel Messi tearing up the pitch. Today, Konami offered us the first chance to play its game in central London so that we could assess the gameplay, features, and players firsthand.

The first trailer for Pro Evo 2010 emphasised player likenesses, and from what we saw of the preview build, the in-game models deserve as much praise. Players from Liverpool and Barcelona--the only two teams included in this demo--looked incredibly realistic, with Steven Gerrard and Lionel Messi in particular looking just like their real-life counterparts. The most impressive aspects of the character models were the fine details, such as arm hair, the rippling material effects on their shirts, and their overall likeness to the real players.

PES 2010 Trailer

The build we played was running on the PC, which is apparently the format that the game is developed on, and we used the Xbox 360 pads to play the game. Konami has said that it's not introducing 360-degree control this year, addressing the major upgrade to FIFA 10, but it is something that's being considered for Pro Evo in the future. Fans of the series will be pleased to hear that even at this early stage, the game plays very well, although it was sadly too early to pick up some of the finer tweaks that have been made to this year's game.

FIFA 10 vs PES 2010 Teaser Trailer

The big upgrade for this year's game is the tactics system, which includes two new features. The team-style feature allows you to tweak defensive and offensive team strategies using sliding scales. Both attacking and defending have their own tweaks on a 100-point scale. For example, you can set player support higher if you want your teammates to move ahead of the ball carrier to receive a pass, or you can set it lower if you want them to stay behind for a more defensive game. Konami has done a great job of creating visual feedback for these changes in the menu, so you can see their effect immediately onscreen.

In addition to team styles, there's a new card system that takes advantage of specific player strengths. Each player has access to five cards that can focus player attributes, and these can be useful in specific situations. For example, you can turn off Gerrard's natural tendency to track back, or you can switch on his ability to shoot from anywhere as and when it suits. It's another thing to think about when you're playing the game at a high level, but it looks set to add a new level of strategy to the game.

While the preview build that we saw was limited in terms of teams and modes, we did manage to take a sneaky look around the menu system to find out what's in store. Champions League mode looks like it will make a return from last year, as will Become a Legend mode, where you take control of a single player through his career. The visual presentation is slightly different from last year, with football tickets and magazines used to present some of the game options, but the music is still generic, covering genres described as "new wave" and "tech funk."

player likenesses are amazing

It's still early days for Pro Evolution Soccer 2010, but the first hands-on was certainly encouraging. We're looking forward to seeing more of the game at Gamescom in Cologne, Germany, so check back next month for even more Pro Evo-related news.

PES 2010 Minimum requirements :

System: Windows XP SP 3, Windows Vista SP1 System, Windows 7
Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2,6 GHz
RAM: 1,5 GB
Hard disk space: 9 GB
Video Card: GeForce 6800GT 256 MB

Recommended requirements:

System: Windows XP SP 3, Windows Vista SP1, Windows 7
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 1.8GHz
RAM: 2,5 GB
Hard disk space: 10 GB
Video Card: GeForce 8600 GT 512 mb

Batman : Arkham Asylum

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 01:35:00 +0000

To be totally blunt, Batman games have been very dodgy in the past while. In fact, the last Batman game to truly be any good was the game based on the original movie on the NES. Therefore, as a professed Batman fan, I was looking at Eidos’s upcoming Batman title (Bat-title?) with equal parts admiration and admonition. However, after taking it for a test drive at E3, I can truly say that this game is on-track to be the best game featuring the caped crusader in years, if not ever. The game nails the darker aesthetic that fans love from the character, while adding in a great combat system, effective stealth gameplay, and excellent art direction for a game that no Batman fan will want to miss.

Batman: Arkham Asylum opens up with the hero helping transport the Joker to the titular institution for the criminally insane. However, things take a definitely bad turn when the Joker breaks free, and with the help of his assistant Harley Quinn, runs amok in Arkham, taking over, releasing hordes of baddies and capturing the Warden and his staff. Bats must then take up arms and use his skills and gadgets to restore order and put the Joker in his place.

The game features a “free flow” combat system, allowing you to effectively chain attacks to build up your meter to perform even more punishing moves. Additionally, you’ll be able to perform counter-hits, airborne kicks, and use your token tools like Batarangs and grappling hooks.

While going in guns blazing is often an option, there are situations that require a bit more tact and stealth is an important part of your interactions with the loonies in the asylum. You’ll be able to enter “Detective Mode” which allows you to enter an “X-Ray” sort of vision mode, seeing inmates’ positions on the other side of walls, whether or not their armed and what their condition is. You’ll even be able to see what their heart rate is, letting you determine if they’re scared or calm. You can even scare enemies by making examples of their mates, hanging them up and then dropping them, freaking them out quite a bit.

Batman : Arkham Asylum Walkthrough

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The game is filled with plenty of little nuances to pull you into its atmosphere. As you progress, you’ll receive help from Oracle (Barbara Gordon), who will give you clues as to what you need to do to solve certain puzzles, as well as give you bios on the various supervillains that you meet, including recorded therapy sessions with the doctors at the hospital. You’ll also be able to go through the game’s environment and discover the Riddler’s Trophies, which are hidden throughout.

Graphically, the game is definitely a treat. The game sports art design with the creative input of DC’s Wildstorm Productions, who redesigned all of Batman’s Rouges Gallery to reflect a more mature look. The overall quality of the visuals is very impressive and this should be one good looking game when it launches.

Fans of Batman should keep a close eye out for this game, which is definitely poised to offer some of the most accurate and intense Bat-action ever.

Batman : Arkham Asylum Sys. Requirement

Minimum System Requirements
OS: Windows XP Sp2/Vista Sp1
Processor: P4 2.8GHz (3.2GHz Vista)/Athlon 64 3000+ (3200+ Vista)
Memory: 1GB (1.5GB Vista)
Hard Drive: 12GB
Video Memory: graphics card with 256MB (SM 2.0b). NVidia 6800 or ATI X700.
Sound Card: DX9.0c compliant
DirectX: 9.0C
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive

Recommended System Requirements
OS: Windows XP Sp2/Vista Sp1
Processor: Core 2 Duo 2.2GHz processor family/Athlon 64 X2 4400+ (required for MP host)
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Hard Drive:12 GB
Video Memory: graphics card with 512MB (SM 3.0). NVidia 8600 GTS or ATI HD 2900 XT.
Sound Card: DX9.0c compliant
DirectX: 9.0C
*Internet: Broadband (768kbit/sec upstream required to host 16 players)

Transfomers: Revenge of The Fallen

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 08 Aug 2009 02:10:00 +0000

The Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen video game lets gamers step into the shoes of the Autobots or Decepticons, select any available mission and pick from the largest, most diverse range of playable Transformers – each with their own distinct abilities and weaponry. Set in unique environments across the globe such as Cairo and Shanghai, the game allows players to instantly switch between vehicle and robot modes as they drive, fly, fight and blast their way through intense, pressure-packed levels. After engaging in single player action, players will be able to go online and battle friends in all-new multiplayer modes.

Transformers:Revenge of The Fallen Gameplay Trailer
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General Features

The Choice Is Yours – Players can take on the role of their favorite AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS such as Optimus Prime, Starscream, Bumblebee and Ironhide, along with new characters making their first appearance in a game. With two distinct campaigns that allow players to save or destroy the human race, players can unlock and play missions in any order and with different characters for a whole new experience
Outmaneuver Your Opponents – Instantaneously convert from a colossal robot to a dynamic land or air vehicle such as a diesel truck, sports car, military chopper or fighter jet. New, ultra-fluid transformations can be performed in-motion anytime and anywhere, allowing players to strategically propel through and decimate hordes of enemies with incredible agility

Take the Battle Online with Friends – For the first time ever in the TRANSFORMERS universe, players can engage in full, multiplayer action, taking the epic war between the AUTOBOTS and DECEPTICONS online to play with friends in a multitude of competitive game modes as they utilize their characters' unique weapons and abilities to lead their teams to victory

Demolish Your Enemies – Each TRANSFORMER can unleash a unique array of assaults on its enemies – ranging from powerful missile attacks and rapid-fire chain guns to explosive energy blasts and visceral melee strikes – allowing players to pick from a variety of weapons and moves in their character’s arsenal and experience diverse gameplay in every brutal encounter.

Intense, Heroic Missions – Every second counts as players drive, fly, fight and blast their way through gripping, pulse-pounding levels straight from the film and beyond to determine the ultimate fate of the world

What are made this game "WOW"??

Each Transformer has powerful weapons and abilities
Two sizable campaigns
Unlockables and bonus objectives enhance each mission
Strategically engaging online multiplayer.

Bored... bored... bored

Frame rate issues ranging from bothersome to crippling
Visual bugs can taint entire environments
Inadequate graphical performance options
Controls are tough to get the hang of
Environmental hang-ups are prevalent.

Minimum System Requirements for PC Game – Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

* OS: Windows XP or Vista
* CPU: Pentium 4 @ 2.4 GHz or AMD Athlon Equivalent
* RAM: 1 GB
* HDD: 8 GB free disk space
* Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 6600/ATI 9800 Pro
* Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible
* DirectX: Version 9.0c

Recommended System Requirements for PC Game – Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

* OS: Windows XP or Vista
* CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.13GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4800+
* RAM: 1.5 GB
* HDD: 8 GB free disk space
* Graphics: 256 MB card with pixel shader
* Sound Card: DirectX 9 Compatible
* DirectX: Version 9.0c

Supported Chipset Graphics Cards:

Min – NVIDIA GeForce 6600/ATI 9800 Pro

Rec – Nvidia Geforce 7600 GT or ATI Radeon X1600 Series

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DoTA-Allstars v6.62

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 01:52:00 +0000

Dota-Allstars v6.62 AI 0.21 Map Download. BuffMePlz has just released his first Dota 6.62 AI map. This map is still on development though, but it still a good news for people who already install Warcraft 1.24b Patch ;)

Here is what he said about the DotA-Allstars 6.62 AI 0.21 Map:

First release, updated to 6.62 and 1.24 compliant. Note that this is v0.21, and there will be bugs.

Some abilities are not working for bots yet (they learn them but don't use them), and this is expected and will be addressed in future versions.

The following game modes have been disabled for now:
-vr, -rv, -rd, -cd, -cm, -lm, -xl

The following game commands have been disabled for now:
-afk, -kickafk, -ah, -switch, -fun

Please report bugs to me.

Things that are bugs:
-Crashes with reproducible reasons
-Abilities/items not working as expected (for players or bots)

Things that are not bugs:
-Bots not using certain abilities
-Bots being too strong/weak/cheating. They do that.

Thanks to Overflow_GR for his help on this version.

Enjoy!

Click here to download
Download DotA Allstars 6.62 AI 0.21 Map

The Conduit (for Nintendo Wii)

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Wed, 15 Jul 2009 00:40:00 +0000

As one of the few exclusive first-person shooters for the Wii, The Conduit has garnered a lot of attention. From a technical perspective, The Conduit is an undeniable success. The controls in particular are outstanding, finely tuned to make gunning down enemies while sprinting around the battlefield fun and satisfying. Visually, the game is also top-notch, filling the screen with enemies, explosions, and fancy lighting effects, without the slightest drop in frame rate. However, as entertaining as The Conduit can be, the bland level design and relentless monotony of the single-player campaign create an air of sleepy boredom, and the multiplayer is too unremarkable to entertain for long. The Conduit has an impressive backbone, but it's too generic to capitalize on any of those technical feats.

You play as Michael Ford, a Secret Service agent with a penchant for gunning down hostile alien forces. Your role changes throughout the game as your supposed allies reveal their true identities, but the cliche story and personality-free characters offer you no real reason to care about these supernatural events. The lack of compelling exposition makes it difficult to get sucked into this world. The plot is conveyed by static dialog boxes before levels, giving the game a stale energy that it is never quite able to shake. However, despite the bland tale this game inexpertly weaves, there is one nice touch that adds a bit of flair to the drudgery. There are radios scattered throughout the campaign with broadcasts filling you in on the backstory of this ravaged land, and catching a bit of news as you mow down enemy forces gives you some much-needed context.

The Conduit Launch Trailer

The real draw in The Conduit is the outstanding control scheme. Conceptually, it's nothing special. You aim your gun with the remote, walk around with the analog stick, and perform various moves by hitting buttons or performing specific motions. However, the execution is nearly flawless. You can aim with pinpoint precision, easily lining up headshots from across the screen or spinning around to cut down a critter creeping up behind you. With more than 10 different actions to keep track of, it can be difficult to find the ideal controller setup, but you can customize the controls to suit your play style. For instance, the default setting forces you to thrust the remote forward to perform a melee attack, but that drastically reorients your viewpoint, which makes it difficult to aim your next shot. You can easily map that action to the D pad, though, and use the remote swing for a less important move. Furthermore, the aiming sensitivity and strafing can be tweaked until it's ideal, which makes the shooting in The Conduit satisfying.

If only the rest of the game could have lived up to the impressive controls. The levels are poorly designed, alternating between generic shooter cliches and frustrating enemy encounters, with nary a sweet set piece battle or over-the-top boss fight in sight. Although you travel through a few different environments--including underground government bases, war-torn streets, and stinky sewers--the only difference among these areas are slight visual changes. They all play in exactly the same way, making for a repetitive and ultimately forgettable experience. Every level is comprised of narrow corridors herding you from one alien battle to the next, with dull key hunts serving as the only taste of variety.

The lack of interesting objectives creates a monotonous feeling, but questionable design decisions make the campaign even more grueling. Your buglike enemies quickly incubate and hatch from fertile eggs, and you must continually hunt down these replenishing wombs to stem the flow of angry aggressors. Although being forced to constantly track down well-hidden nests gives the game a tireless pace, it leads to a number of cheap deaths because you constantly find enemies sneaking up behind you, shooting you from above, or attacking you through paper-thin walls. Furthermore, these nests are often hidden in devious locations, forcing you to risk death to incinerate them. At certain points in the game, you will also encounter nearly invisible bombs that must be disarmed before they blow you to pieces. On their own, they're slightly annoying but hardly life threatening. But when you're forced to travel down a long corridor populated by these translucent explosives while trying to avoid snipers perched above and foot soldiers swarming on the ground, they just pour gas on the flames of frustration.

Searching for hidden keys along the walls

The Conduit's difficulty is all over the place. Thanks to the superb controls and powerful guns, you'll spend parts of the game vanquishing enemies with style. Entering a room filled with armed troopers and taking them out with grenades and potshots as you move in to and out of cover can be thrilling. But all too often, the game erects a roadblock that will artificially halt your progress. During a few occasions, you'll be swarmed by attackers as soon as you enter the room, but you'll have no cover to hide behind. Other times, enemies will target a door that's still closed, resulting in instant death as soon as you open it. These situations are almost impossible to pass your first time through because you will need to memorize where the threats are positioned before you have a chance of survival.

The multiplayer is as technically impressive as the single-player experience, but it lacks the excitement that could have made it something special. Twelve players can compete at one time, and though the game occasionally lags, it generally remains stable throughout matches. Although you can speak to your competitors using WiiSpeak, it only lets you converse with friends, which severely limits its usefulness. The seven maps are based on the single-player levels and suffer from many of the same problems as the campaign. They're all a series of corridors without much diversity, so deathmatch duels boil down to shooting your closest foe without any need to seek out an optimal position or plan a more advanced strategy. Although it can be fun to shoot your enemies, the tactically uninteresting landscapes create a feeling of repetition that hinders the long-term enjoyment of the modes. The capture the flag variants aren't much better because the linear levels don't allow for enough creativity to outsmart your opponents. The ability to rank up by earning experience points in battle is a nice touch, but the multiplayer ultimately lacks depth.

Technically, The Conduit is one of the finest looking games available for the Wii. Highly detailed enemies swarm the screen, tossing grenades and peppering you with fancy weaponry, and the game is able to run smoothly despite the chaos. Guns create a brief burst of light on walls as the bullets streak by and explosions illuminate the screen, leaving death in their wake. As fine as The Conduit performs technically, the lousy art makes it an eyesore at times. The levels blend together because they all have the same drab color scheme and no memorable landmarks. The enemies could have been ripped from any number of science fiction stories and are based on an unimaginative insect design that would be impossible to pick out of a lineup. It's a shame the art direction couldn't have matched the impressive technology because what could have been a visual showcase for the system is now just a model for wasted potential.

Watch out this monster has no mercy

Wasted potential is the main theme for The Conduit because its technical prowess is overshadowed by misguided design decisions pasted onto a generic science fiction universe. The excellent control scheme is able to save this otherwise average adventure for a little while, but the many missteps of the campaign become suffocating before too long. The multiplayer, too, is entertaining for a few hours, but the seven maps are too simple and predictable to provide a consistently thrilling experience. The Conduit may provide a glimpse at the future of Wii shooters, but it's still largely mired in the well-worn past.

Prototype Review

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 01:50:00 +0000

Open world games seem to be popping up more and more these days. In the development world, they are probably the most exciting things to create. No matter what kind of world you find yourself in, it’s always fun to explore it and that’s what every gamer does when they first throw in an open world game, you explore it and climb to the highest building in the area like you own the world. That’s the case with Prototype, the newest open world game from Radical Entertainment. In many ways, some compare it to Sucker Punch’s, inFamous, which is an interesting topic for conversation but not one we’ll delve into much here. We’re here to talk about Prototype a completely new IP in the industry and something that actually manages to do things differently for once. Let’s take a look.

Gameplay
In the case of Prototype, a viral outbreak has the city running rapid. The military is doing its best to control the situation but things just get out of hand before they get better. The game opens up on Day 18 of the viral outbreak with 100% of the population infected; however that’s not where you actually begin the game. This is where the game fails before it even begins.

You play as Alex Mercer as he tells the story of the events of the breakout as it happened 18 days ago. He is a man with no memory and wakes up in a morgue wondering what the hell is going on. You find yourself holding a power that you have not yet realized the potential of. Alex is unfortunately at a loss as to how he got these powers. His mission? Find anyone who had an involvement in creating the monster that he is. The game teases you into thinking you’re beginning as this powerful antihero on a revenge plot to find out what and who you are. You are dropped into the game with all of you’re powers in tact giving you the chance to mess around in the world before taking them away like taking candy from a baby, cliché phrase but it’s literally how the game works.

If you manage to get a hold of the Xbox 360 version of the game, you will be mighty pleased by the controls and how easy it is to control Mercer. In the beginning it’s easy to control your character because you only have so few moves to learn and remember. However, as the game moves on and you start to upgrade and purchase new abilities the list just keeps getting bigger and bigger and it becomes more of a challenge to keep up. The game, however doesn’t force you to remember every move, this is why the radial sub-menu is there to help you select which move is the right one for you and the mission you have on hand.

New moves are earned from using experience to purchase them and upgrade your abilities. If brought up, a radial menu by pressing the right bumper; slows the game down allowing you to make your next decision on which move you’re going to use next. Outside of using your own abilities to wreck havoc you can use conventional weapons like machine guns and rocket launchers dropped by enemies as well as eventually hijacking helicopters and vehicles for even more damage points.

The biggest selling point of the game has to be Alex’s ability to “consume” or absorb anything in his path. By pressing a specific button combination you can easily regain your health and the memories of unsuspecting victims to give you the advantage in your mission. You’ll be doing a lot of this as you reach deeper into the game and find yourself in an overwhelming position. There are times where the difficulty is sneakily bumped up a bit to keep you on your toes once you start fighting more and more infected enemies. Consuming also has its benefits by allowing you to take the disguise of the person you just consumed. This will help as you sneak into military bases and try to uncover the secrets of the viral outbreak and where you’ll need to head next.

Another big thing that you’ll notice about the game is your detection-meter. You are obviously a target that the military is trying to search for and kill. If you get anywhere near a military presence, your meter will turn yellow and if you do things that get their attention the meter will build up and if it hits red be prepared to be pummeled with gun fire and rocket launchers from every possible angle. The only way to escape it is to run away as fast as possible until the meter drops and you’ll hear on the radio that military has lost track of you. The game certainly doesn’t get any easier as time passes, and the city starts to become a rather perilous place to be.

The game is described as an open world title; it isn’t exactly as open world as you might think. Manhattan has about 200 orbs flowing around specific landmarks that will end up unlocking an achievement if you manage to collect them all. The city unfortunately ends up looking the same everywhere you go, and outside of those landmarks nothing else looks very desirable. Outside of that there are optional side quests like timed missions allowing for races on top of buildings or consuming a certain number of pedestrians before the time runs out. The game isn’t shy about exposing its “Mature” rating, the language and blood throughout the game is quite pleasing and something that harkens back to Gears of War.

It will take around a good 10 hours or so to complete the core story for Prototype. After the ending credits, however, the fun doesn’t stop there. You can easily return to Manhattan with all of your upgrades and abilities in tact. You can either play through the main story again or stick with the side missions and optional objectives. Mercer is a nicely designed character that manages to take to the parkour adventure of the game and it feels good. The game surprisingly manages to hold up pretty well framerate wise with all the crowd’s enemies running around onscreen. Crowds and enemy animations don’t collide much with each other. Enemy AI is ok for the most part and despite jumping up in difficulty a few times on certain boss battles.

Prototype Slideshows

Graphics

Prototype is a hard game to judge on the graphics front. It isn’t exactly astounding or a graphically powerful game to look at. Manhattan itself is nicely designed and all the landmarks are there and replicated with much detail. The city itself is pretty detailed as well and although it doesn’t differ much as you explore, you probably wouldn’t care to take a gander at anything once you get your glide ability and find yourself literally surfing around the city. The game has its own style and because of that you get a feel for the viral outbreak that’s going on and why the art direction is the way it is.

The game’s physics engine is something I would scratch my head at. If you watch a building collapse for the first time, you would notice that it practically looks like your playing on the Playstation 2. A little more effort could have gone into making things a bit more realistic at least for a game that has you destroying everything in its path.

Sound

You’ll manage to hear everything as usual here. Voice work is rather bland and doesn’t exactly capture your mind if you’re looking for something mind blowing. There isn’t much emotion other then the fact that you know you’re in it for revenge and pretty much the script sticks to a one string emotion that carries throughout the rest of the game. Radio chatter lets you listen in to what the military is doing and lets you keep track of when they’re calling in for a strike team and you’ll have to remember to kill the person calling in before it happens. Mercer himself is nicely done but again a rather bland character that doesn’t make you feel involved in the storyline.

Plasma Factor

The bonus for the game? The ability to consume your victims, the fact that you are stuck with being the bad guy helps in this situation. Consuming anything in your path allows for health regeneration and memory regeneration essentially. It’s what keeps the game moving and what hopefully keeps you happy.

Unfortunately, combat ends up feeling like a button mash contest to see where you’ll end up in the end of it all. As you learn new abilities you’re going to be learning new button combinations once the situation presents itself. This is where the feeling of being overwhelmed comes in after being attacked by waves and waves of enemies before you can manage to run away from them. The military certainly doesn’t make any qualms about hunting and killing you.

Conclusion

Prototype manages to keep one word in mind, satisfying. While it will manage to annoy some at times, especially when the difficulty ramps up, the option to just explore the world will ease your mind from the trials and errors of the main campaign. You will die a lot, especially once you start getting overwhelmed and have no idea what you’re doing. Prototype has enough unique abilities and missions that it’ll keep you busy and interested for the time being while waiting for something else to pop up. In the long run, Prototype is an interesting new IP and is certainly welcomed in an industry that always seems to lavish in the sequel realm.

Prototype Sys. Requirements

Operating System: Windows® XP (with Service Pack 3) and DirectX® 9.0c or (Windows Vista® with Service Pack 2)
Video Card: 256 MB 3D hardware accelerator card required - 100% DirectX® 9.0c with Shader Model 3 support*
Processor: Pentium(R) Intel Core® 2 Duo 2.6 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+ or better
RAM: 1 GB of RAM for Windows ® XP / 2 GB Windows ® Vista systems
Hard Drive Space: 8 GB of uncompressed hard disk space (Plus 500MB for swap file.)
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0 –compliant sound card
DVD-ROM: DVD-ROM
Peripheral:
100% Windows(R) XP/Vista - compatible mouse, keyboard and drivers
100% Windows(R) XP/Vista - compatible 4X DVD-ROM drive or better (600 K/sec sustained transfer rate) and drivers
Supported Chipsets for Windows(R) XP and Vista:
All NVIDIA® GeForce™ 7800 256 MB and better
All ATI® Radeon™ X1800 256 MB and better chipsets

COD 6 : Modern Warfare 2 Slideshow

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 02:56:00 +0000

Upcoming Game : Assassin's Creed II

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 01:48:00 +0000

Assassin's Creed II is an upcoming sandbox-style action-adventure video game being developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft, the sequel to Assassin's Creed. It is set to be released in North America on November 17, 2009 and in PAL regions on November 20, 2009 on Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 platforms.

Assassin's Creed II takes place in an open world with nonlinear gameplay, allowing the player to free-roam the city at will. An article published in Game Informer reveals that Assassin's Creed II will grant the player the ability to swim and use the canals of Venice as hiding spots and will allow the player to drag city guards into the water as a means of assassination. At E3 2009, it was also confirmed by the creative director that Ezio (the character that that the player assumes control of during gameplay) will be able to "drive small boats." Historical figure Leonardo da Vinci is recreated within the game, as an aid to the player who provides a host of weapons and contraptions available for use. At one point in the game, the player can access Leonardo's flying machine which he actually built in the game, keeping airborne using thermals from fires lit by friends gathered previously in the game. The game will also feature a host of new mission types for the player to complete.

ScrewAttack reveals that there will be numerous weapons included in the game such as halberds, axes, long pikes, swords, daggers and numerous others. Six additional weapons can be unlocked in the PlayStation 3 port of the game by linking the console to the PlayStation Portable. Additionally, the player can disarm opponents and use their weapons against them.[1] The game is stated to have a much more sophisticated combat system; the player will have to use a variety of tactics on different enemies and – as demonstrated in E3 2009 demo – can now assassinate two people at once. There is also now the ability to throw down smoke pellets to aid in your escape from large groups.

The health system has been adjusted to allow for a more dynamic and participatory experience, meaning that the "memory sync" system used in the first game only helps to recharge your health up to a point. More grievous injuries will require a trip to one of the many street-side doctors, who can help you return to full strength.

As well as using water as a hiding place, the player can utilize a broader array of scenery as cover and can now blend in with any crowd rather than a group of scholars dressed in white, as in Assassin's Creed. Like in the game Hitman: Blood Money, there will be a notoriety system, and the player will become more notorious as Ezio completes more missions, however Ezio's infamy can be reduced by bribing, removing wanted posters of him or assassinating witnesses. Also, a day and night cycle has been added to the game, giving the sense of a passage of time. The game will feature some sort of economic system that makes it possible to hire services from NPC's. The player can also use money to buy tools made by Leonardo da Vinci.

The trailer, which debuted at E3 2009, displayed many new things such as improved parkour mechanics. The main reveal of the trailer involved Ezio withdrawing his hidden blade to access a rudimentary gunpowder-based mechanic on his wristblade to take out a target from a distance. It has also been confirmed at E3 2009 that Desmond himself will "do more than just walk" in this game than previously. Another feature, as seen in the gameplay video, no cover is safe, as guards can search them. To counter this it was revealed that Ezio has the ability to replace himself under cover with dead guards who try to search said cover.

Assassin's Creed II Trailer

Download Video (17.6 MB)

In order to play this game properly, your PC MUST meet or exceed these minimum requirements:

* Supported OS: Windows XP / Vista (only)
* Processor: Dual core processor 2.6 GHz Intel Pentium D or AMD Athlon 64
X2 3800+ (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ or better recommended)
* RAM: 2 GB (3 GB recommended)
* Video Card: 256 MB DirectX 10.0–compliant video card or DirectX 9.0–compliant card with Shader Model 3.0 or higher (512 MB video card recommended) (see supported list)*
* Sound Card: DirectX 9.0 or 10.0 compliant sound card (5.1 sound card recommended)
* DirectX Version: DirectX 10.0 libraries (included on disc)
* DVD-ROM: DVD-ROM dual-layer drive
* Hard Drive Space: 12 GB
* Peripherals Supported: Keyboard, mouse, optional controller (Xbox 360 Controller for Windows recommended)

*Supported Video Cards at Time of Release:
ATI RADEON X1300-1950 / HD 2000 / 3000 series
NVIDIA GeForce 6600-6800 / 7 / 8 / 9 series

Terminator Salvation : The VideoGame

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 01:33:00 +0000

Based on the upcoming Terminator Salvation film from Warner Bros. Pictures and Sony Pictures, Terminator Salvation the videogame offers players the chance to assume the role of John Connor, a soldier in the resistance, battling for survival against the far superior forces of Skynet.

Terminator Salvation the videogame is an intense action-packed third-person shooter featuring concentrated armed combat against all of the Skynet enemies from the film and new killer machines specifically designed for the game. Taking place two years before the events of the upcoming film set in a post apocalyptic, decimated Los Angeles, players will be lead through a visceral, story and character driven gaming experience.

Featuring intense third-person action, Terminator Salvation the videogame will take combat to the next level with iconic enemies, cinematic fight sequences and advanced weaponry, drawn directly from the film, as well as an innovative, multi-layered cover mechanic.

Features

New Installment of Terminator Mythology: Set two years prior to the upcoming Terminator Salvation film, players will get the opportunity to be John Connor for the first time and continue the epic fiction of the Terminator mythology.

Unrelenting Intelligent Robotic Enemies: Unrelenting and incredibly resilient iconic enemies from the Terminator franchise fight to the bitter end on land and in the sky. Designed to pursue the player by any means necessary, damaged or broken enemies will literally claw their way forward to inflict harm.

Advanced Destructible Cover Gameplay: Terminator Salvation the videogame will incorporate advanced cover mechanics which allows players to use the destructible environment as protection and strategically navigate through enemy entrenched territory. The cover mechanic’s multi-faceted design changes the way “cover” gameplay is executed.

Diverse Array of Advanced Weaponry: The player has access to a wide array of weapons including shotguns, fully automatic machine guns, huge mounted weaponry, grenades, rocket-launchers and even a plasma firing Skynet tank.

Rugged Armored Vehicles Gun Fights: Pursue, attack, or evade enemies through post-apocalyptic environments on foot or inside rugged armored vehicles in extremely kinetic and extensive cinematic gun battles.

Terminator Salvation Game Trailer

What are make this stuff attractive???...
* Postapocalyptic LA looks suitably ruined
* Interesting cover mechanic.

Bored... bored... bored
* Simplistic, repetitive combat
* Only five hours long; full retail price
* So-so visuals hamper cutscenes
* Problematic on-rails sequences
* Doesn't convey any sense of drama or excitement.

If you want to play it, these are minimum and recommended system requirements

Terminator Salvation : The VideoGame
Minimum Sys. Requirements
OS: Windows XP SP2 / Windows Vista
Processor: Pentium Dual Core E2180 (2 GHz)/AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ (2.2 GHz)
Memory: 1 GB
Hard Drive: 8+ GB Free
Video Memory: nVidia GeForce 8 series/AMD Equivalent (Shader Model 3.0)
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound cards
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive

Recommended Sys. Requirements
OS: Windows Vista
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 (2.83 GHz)/AMD Equivalent
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 8+ GB Free
Video Memory: NVIDIA GeForce series 200/ AMD equivalent (Shader Model 3.0+)
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound cards
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard & Mouse
DVD Rom Drive
Controller support: Microsoft X360 USB game pad preferred

DoTA Maps : Anime Episodes

noreply@blogger.com (CAHYO DWI PUTRANTO) — Sat, 30 May 2009 00:37:00 +0000

Naruto Battle Royal...(4.1 MB)

Bleach vs One Piece v 2.06...(4.1 MB)

Naruto Shippuuden Arena v1.4.1...(3.9 MB)

Fight of Characters...(3.9 MB)

Naruto vs Bleach...(3.7 MB)

Pokemon Battle v12...(3.6 MB)