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MotorStorm Apocalypse Review - PS3

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My first few hours with MotorStorm Apocalypse (MA) were pure bliss. Sure, Split/Second impressed our shorts off us with its cinematic moments, but MA’s spectacular set-pieces are a whole new ball game. As a racer voluntarily taking part in a post apocalyptic racing festival, MA will push your driver to the limits challenging him with both hyper aggressive opponents and the forces of nature herself.

The game’s biggest hook, without a doubt, is its Apocalyptic setting that not only looks cool but factors into gameplay as well. Since you are racing in a city ravaged by earthquakes, cyclones and tornadoes, the forces of nature can kick in anytime and change – quite literally – the rules of the game. Buildings will fall around you, opening up new routes or doubling up as gigantic ramps, while a nearby cyclone can fling vehicles around all around the track creating a new shortcut that never existed in the previous lap. You can’t comprehend the chaos that unfolds during races unless you play it yourself.

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In addition to all sorts of natural disasters, you even have a very unruly bunch of civilians to deal with who’ll constantly litter the tracks, throw Molotov cocktails at you or even try and shoot you down. While you can run over most of them, you must make sure your car does not soak up too up damage as that could cause it to overheat. And like previous Motorstorm games, overheating your vehicle will cause it to explode. You can spawn back into the race with the press of a button but you’ll lose precious seconds and on the latter difficulties, this becomes a real pain in the back side.

Speaking of pains in the backside, special mention goes out to MA’s crushing difficulty that kicks in after a few hours of gameplay. The career is split up into three sections – Rookie, Pro and Veteran. Gamers who even have a bit of racing experience will cruise through Rookie but as soon as you enter Pro, the difficulty just ramps itself up significantly. Where you were once cruising to the finish line in first place, you’ll find it tough to even come in third. Races will be lost multiple times as even a single screw up could lead to defeat. Making matters worse is the super aggressive AI who are hell bent on annihilating your ride at all times.
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WWE All Star Review

WWE All Stars

Unlike the annual WWE Smackdown vs Raw titles, which feature an expansive roster of pretty much every current WWE wrestler (plus some past legends) and every match type you can imagine, WWE All Stars’ biggest hook is giving you the best of both worlds – the biggest icons from yesteryear, including the likes of Andre The Giant, Hulk Hogan, The Macho Man, and The Ultimate Warrior; along with the best wrestlers from the current generation, such as John Cena, The Mizz, Kofi Kingston, and Sheamus. It’s a great idea, giving fans the opportunity to create fantasy matches between the Legends and the Superstars. However, it’s in its implementation that WWE All Stars falters.

The most noticeable difference in All Stars is the over-the-top design, which extends from the character design to the exaggerated impact of even regular attacks. Opponents will bounce off the mat and fly ten feet in the air from a simple clothesline, allowing you to pull off a grappling move while he is helplessly suspended in mid-air. You can jump all the way across the ring off the turn buckle and even moves like piledrivers and DDTs are delivered with superhuman power and added visual effects. It’s all intentionally unrealistic and it works quite well with the game’s overall art style. As if the wrestler’s didn’t look muscular enough already, their character models in All Stars are beefed up to at least five times their original size, more closely resembling action figures than their real life counterparts. Their facial features are also more pronounced; The Rock’s chiseled face and square jaw almost resembles Johnny Bravo’s, but at the same time is instantly recognizable.

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All the wrestlers have their signature moves, of course, but the game expects you to know what they are and when they can be used. This can be a little annoying because as someone who stopped watching WWE after the Rock-Stone Cold era, I really don’t know the signature moves of most of the current superstars. Similarly, new WWE fans may have the same issue with the signature moves of the old stars, so pulling them off is often a matter of luck. Collisions have always been an issue in WWE games, and here, it’s worse than ever. Being able to land attacks on an opponent on the mat is hit-or-miss, and to make matters worse, if you’re standing close to him when he gets up, he’ll knock you off balance, making you lose the advantage in the process. It feels quite sloppy, and matters aren’t helped by a strange reversal system that again expects you to know what maneuver your opponent is about to perform. It will show you an on-screen indicator for when the reversal can be performed, but bizarrely, it expects you to press the required button before the indicator shows up, which defeats the whole purpose of the button prompt. It looks like All Stars is designed to be a pick-up-and-play party game, but these gameplay issues keep it from being as accessible as a party game should be.
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God of War 4 in 2012?

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Out of all the rumors to come out of the internet, I most definitely hope this one stands true. According to CVG, unofficial PlayStation magazine PSM3 has a connect in the God of War universe who has confirmed the existence of God of War 4 to be released in September 2012. Here’s the skinny from the magazine itself, “Our source works closely with the God of War universe, and let slip he'd be working on a related project at the same time.”

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Prince Of Persia - PS2

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God Of War 3 - PS3

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Resident Evil 2 - PS1

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Sony Ericsson Xperia Playa Play Review

Sony Ericsson Xperia Play

The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, the first PlayStation Certified smartphone, is real and it's coming next month. Unveiled yesterday, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, the Xperia Play will arrive at retailers in the United States in March on Verizon's nationwide network.

Along with the device itself, Sony Ericsson also released the first details of the device's software lineup, which will comprise of a suite of PlayStation classics, as well as Android-based games from over 20 publishing partners.

While a full software lineup was not confirmed, Sony Ericsson did reveal that over 50 games are being developed for the device, including games from franchises like Assassin's Creed, Guitar Hero, Battlefield, and Dead Space. The company also announced that the device will support the first multiplayer version of FIFA 10 for smartphones.

The device's slide-out 4-inch touchscreen display and full PlayStation-style control system, including shoulder buttons, action buttons, dual analogs, and a d-pad, will allow players to play any game, regardless of whether it is a PlayStation classic or Android-based title, with a traditional control scheme.

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The Xperia Play is powered by a 1GHz Snapdragon process with an embedded Adreno GPU, which Sony Ericsson says will deliver graphics at 60 frames per second.

Other features include a 5.1-megapixel camera with LED flash, GPS support, Wi-Fi hotspot functionality, 400MBs of memory, and expandable microSD storage. Sony Ericsson says the Xperia Play will be capable of up to 5 and a half hours of game play time and over 8 hours of talk time on a single charge.
More details of the device, including wireless service provider support and pricing are expected to be revealed over the next few weeks.

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NFS World Celebrates the SHIFT 2 Unleashed Launch with an Exclusive Car

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According to NFS news, the Real racing started on March 28! SHIFT 2 Unleashed hits stores in North America on March 29th (and will be in-stores world wide April 1st) and Need for Speed World is celebrating the launch with the Toyota Supra MKIV. This new car is customized with a SHIFT 2 livery and competitive race parts. You can pick it up via the in-game store for 2700 SpeedBoost.

SOCOM 4: U.S. Navy SEALS Review - PS3

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Though it has a long history of bringing tactical third-person shooter action to Sony systems, the SOCOM series' debut on the PlayStation 3 failed to fully capture the excitement of its predecessors. Yet while SOCOM: Confrontation disappointed, SOCOM 4 delivers. The substantial campaign makes good use of setting and characters to create an engaging tour of duty in which squad tactics play a nicely balanced role. The online cooperative mode lets up to five players band together for stand-alone missions that can offer a serious challenge and engender a good sense of camaraderie. Those looking for competition will find plenty to like in the online multiplayer, where up to 32 players compete on large, well-designed maps in a variety of game types, including tense variants with the classic SOCOM rules that disallow respawning in the middle of a match. Both single- and multiplayer do have some issues, including imperfect stealth action, visual oddities, and intermittent network problems. Fortunately, these limitations don't spoil the fun, and SOCOM 4 makes it exciting to experience what each mode has to offer.

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Sonic Generations is 2D and 3D

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Sonic Generations, the next major Sonic game, will release this holiday for PS3 and 360.

The game is being delivered as part of Sonic’s birthday celebration, and will apparently deliver “the definitive gaming experience for Sonic fans old and new,” according to this press release.

Generations sees the mascot playable in both his classic 1991 form and his modern guise: basically, it’s both 2D and 3D.

The game’s inspired by “three defining eras from 20 years of Sonic the Hedgehog video game history,” and is all playable in either 2D or 3D. In full HD.

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New Resident Evil Game Announced

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In the tradition of revealing games exclusively through magazines comes yet another reveal from Capcom in the form of Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City. And if that name didn’t tip you off, the series is heading back to Raccoon City where it all began. It’s a bit of a lengthy read but here are some of the interesting tidbits from OXM summarized by Stickskills.

The game takes place in 1998, a time where Resident Evil fans already know what's set to take place.

The title lets you enjoy the series from a new perspective, as the men and women who are technically responsible for it all.

Rather than continuing the zombie slaying antics of BSAA agents, you're taken back to the original outbreak "that underscored both Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis."

The game doesn't require any crazy amounts of knowledge of the past titles or characters involved in the series.

The title opens up to a "quartet of new faces". Essentially, you're playing as members of the official Umbrella Security Services squad.

Operation Raccoon City is a team-based shooter allowing four members of the USS team to destroy all evidence of the ongoing outbreak.

Along with slaying the zombies, you're looking to "kill pretty much every survivor possible".

The gameplay is described as "dirty", and the series will feel much darker than it has up to this point.

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Resistance 3 to Ship with 3D

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Like some of its PS3 exclusive brethren, developer Insomniac Games’, upcoming shooter Resistance 3 will ship with both 3D and Move support. Why? For super duper immersion that’s all the rage today. This announcement comes straight out of Insomniac’s 3rd Annual Community Day at the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, where the developer announced Stereoscopic 3D support, PlayStation Move support as well as Sharpshooter support for their upcoming shooter. For all those who don’t know, the Sharpshooter is basically a machine gun-esque attachment for the PlayStation Move.

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Nintendo Set to Announce the Wii 2 this June

Nintendo has been in the news a lot lately,not all the right reasons, though. The drop in its sales figures and the thinning out of its games titles can be possibly credited for this. But, come June, all this is set to change with Nintendo supposedly planning to announce the second generation of the Wii at E3 2011.

This system may be more powerful than the XBOX 360 and PS3 with an IBM PowerPC CPU, an ATI R700 series GPU and a 512MB RAM. Reports say it will have an all-new controller featuring a built-in 6 inch HD touch sensitive screen. Additionally it features a front-facing camera and can double as a Wii Remote sensor bar. It is also rumoured that the new console will be backward compatible enabling users to play all their existing Wii game titles. It reportedly will not bear the Wii name and would be available only by late 2012. E3 will kick off on June 7th and Nintendo always has a press conference before it begins.