Played time: 20+ hours (Completed single-player on Normal, Hard, and Delta)
Developer: Crytek
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Players: 1 (1-32 online)
Crysis is a Sci-Fi First Person Shooter (FPS) for the PC. Developed by Crytek and published by everyone’s favourite company, Electronic Arts (EA). Known far and wide as the most graphics-intensive game available, Crysis is certainly infamous these days. For those of you who know what a FPS is, here is a review of the highly acclaimed, Crysis.
Hours played: 40
Progress: Enough to play each song like 10 times, passed hard.
Well, guess which version of Guitar Hero 3 has sold the most. Yes, the Wii version. Thank goodness downgraded technology is selling, ah yes, free market, thank you! (-_-) lame
Cost: $54 (most places; I found mine for $34)
Interface: Wireless via USB
Platform: Playstation 3 (Works on PC, Mac and Wii (no trackpad on Wii))
The Logitech Cordless MediaBoard for Playstation 3 is an all-in-one Keyboard and Mouse. It says that it is for Playstation 3, but I have tested it on a PC and it worked perfectly without any driver installation. To be more specific, I built a new system and used it to setup my BIOS settings for the first time, then to install the operating system.
On the surface, games can appear to be flawless, enjoyable and worth 60 dollars. Sometimes, though, you’re going to have to look deep, deep down to find these flaws. I searched for it, and sadly enough I found it. It was less of a deep, deep down and more of a start, a down, and an A button away… darn you multiplayer… darn you…
Play Time: much more than 30 hours
Progress: All charcters and stages unlocked
You’ve been waiting for this game ever since you finished unlocking Mr. Game & Watch in Melee. You’ve yearned to once again feel the excitement of unclocking a host of new, amazing characters and stages. Nintendo has delayed this game twice already, great to the chagrin of the gaming world. Is it worth the wait? Well, we’ve been playing it for a month, so here’s our spoiler-free views on this year’s most anticipated Wii game.
Play Time: 10 hours
Progress: Good and Evil Campaign Completed
Oh Snap! It’s a LOTR BFME II REVIEW! Lord of The Rings BFME II seems to have slipped through the cracks a little bit in the whole “good game” section, but luckily you have Seraph to search these horrible game piles for the golden disc. This may not be a golden disc, but it’s keeping me entertained.
Hours Played: At least 48
Progress: Complete Single Player Mode, ~ level 20 in Prestige Mode 1 on Multiplayer
If you have yet to have the pleasure of playing this game, then I truly feel sorry for you. This game simply ranks very high on the list of the best games ever made. I have sunk about 2 days worth of time into the online mode alone.