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Thursday, November 4, 2010

Have you ever thought to yourself what makes a good video game? Strong visuals and good controls are essential as well as well crafted concepts. Great video games have feeling, surprise, emotion, interaction, and even addiction and the final votes are for the year are in.

When video games offer all these elements gamers know the sure enjoyment of being able to turn on their video gaming system and instantly becoming involved in one of the best video games on the market. Great video games can cause gamers to want to stay up all night no matter if they have to go to school or work the next morning. Being able to play a great video game forces gamers to experience a new way to push your reflexes and brain harder and faster. Great video games allow gamers to become a galactic warrior, fight aliens, villains, undersea explorers, or even be the hero.

Video games from last year have been voted on and the results for best video game of the year are in. The video games that has been voted best video games of the year are BioShock, Call of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare, Assassin's Creed, Super Mario Galaxy, and Orange Box. BioShock is an adventure video game that becomes a complete experience for gamers. Gamers become immersed in the action of this video game where the environments are remarkable and the game play begins to invade your mind.

BioShock has the ability to make gamers feel like that are actually wandering through the 1960s era of a undersea utopia that is populated by a crazed zombie and crazy girls that go around carrying chemicals that will help enhance your biological superpowers. This video game goes right down to the detail with props and costumes from the 1960s period, which make such a realistic experience for gamers. The story and concept are incredible and the within the video game there are many rooms to explore, not to mention all the creepy elements that make this video game part sci-fi novel and part horror film. This video game has been rated M for mature.

Another great video game is Call of Duty 4 - Modern Warfare, which is a combination of edge of your seat warfare along with a great story line and even better visual effects. This version of Call Of Duty has been reinvented into a more modern conflict and is a perfect blend of action and realism of visual affects that are unbelievable. This video game has a well-crafted story line that is full of unexpected surprises that is sure to keep gamers pleased for hours of fun. This video game has been rated M for mature.

Assassin's Creed is another stunning video game that has naturally fluid control capabilities and incredible missions that are set within the Middle Ages. The main character in this video game has free-run abilities that are the best of any video game this year. This video game has been rated M for mature. The Mario Brothers are back with Super Mario Galaxy. In this new video game Mario soars from planet to planet within a colorful masterpiece where controls are easily handled. This video game is a combination of puzzles and action. This video game has been rated E for everyone.

The Orange Box is a combination of five amazing video games in one and has become one of the best values in video games of the year. This video game consists of a brain busting game called Portal and a multi-player game called Team Fortress 2 that is fun and stylish. It also includes the intense story of Half Life 2 that is filled with action. This is an incredible video game that has some thing for every one and is rated teen to mature.








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Wednesday, October 20, 2010
by Griffin McElroy on Oct 10th 2010 7:00PM

It's been a while since we've seen any media from the Fabula Nova Crystallis series' other two-thirds -- actually, scratch that. We saw a trailer for Final Fantasy Versus XIII and Agito XIII during TGS last month. Now, thanks to Square Enix's unswerving kindness, you can watch it too.

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Saturday, October 9, 2010

New information on the Nintendo 3DS has surfaced, and IGN has reported on the supposed specs of the next-gen handheld. The system is said to include two ARM11 CPUs, which are also found in smartphones and in the Zune HD. The GPU being utilized by the 3DS is the DMP PICA200, which is being slowed down to about 200MHz. Though these numbers indicate a dip in power from the previously speculated Nvidia Tegra, IGN reported, “Numerous developers working on the platform have likened the graphical capabilities to current-generation consoles like the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, albeit on smaller, lower resolution screens.”

The 3DS also contains more internal storage space than the DSi (as expected) and has bumped up the DSi’s 256MBs to 1.5GBs of flash memory. Quite the increase in memory, and one that will likely come into play with downloadable games and other built-in features on the system. Of course, gamers will also be able to add to it through the system’s SD slot.

It’s interesting to learn all of these new little details about the internal capacity of the 3DS, even if everything is just in its rumor stages right now. We’ll keep you posted on further details regarding Nintendo’s next-gen handheld.

Article from Gamersyndrome.com

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