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Sunday, January 29, 2012

Darksiders 11


With THQ doubling down on the core gaming market, Darksiders is now one of its most important franchises. Does that translate to good news for fans of the series? They'11 find out on june 26, as THQ today saind Darksidersn11 will arrive for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC on that date.

In addition to dating Darksiders 11, THQ announced a range of retailer-specific preorder incentives. Thegame92 is geting the Death Rides pack, which includes multiple side quests set in the Maker's Realm and Dead Plains areas.
At Best Buy, gamers will get the Angel of Death pack, which features angelic armor and complementary scythes. This pack also includes a purple-colored visual trail for a player's companion crow. Lastly, Amazon preorderers will pick up the Deadly Despair pack, which offers a speed boost for Death's horse, Despair.
Darksiders 11 follows the horseman Death instead of the original game's protagonist, war, and it tells a parallel story to the original rather than continuing on from that title's conclusion. In the game, Death will attempt to clear War's "good" name (he's accused of starting the and of times ahead of time) and save humankind in the process.
Darksiders 11 has also been announced for the wiil U. THQ expects to launch this version of the game alongside the system. Nintendo has not yet announced whwn the wii U will be available. For more information, check out Thegame92.

Sunday, January 8, 2012

PC GAMES FIFA Soccer 13


FIFA Soccer 13 isn't all that different from last year's outing, but it still remains the most in-depth, entertaining, and compelling football game out there.

From the moment you first set foot in one of FIFA Soccer 13's beautifully detailed stadiums, it's clear that EA's latest football outing isn't the revelation that its predecessor was. Sure, it's still feature-packed and entertaining, but where FIFA Soccer 12 revolutionised and updated the classic FIFA formula in some wonderfully inventive ways, FIFA 13 merely maintains it. Its long list of improvements-enhanced physics, AI, player physicality, a tweaked Ultimate Team mode, and a new Skill Games mode-are welcome and well-implemented changes. But on the pitch, it's hard to tell that you're playing a dramatically different or better than FIFA 12.

Inded, some of FIFA 13's new marquee features are mere tweaks of those introduced in FIFA 12, one of which is the infamous player impact engine. It has been overhauled in an attempt to
 reduce those odd, fumbling, and sometimes-hilarious collisions that players made as they bounced over each other on the pitch like rag dolls. But while there's certainly a noticeable improvement in the physis system, with far less slipups, it's not infallible; there's still the odd glitch here  and there as players do inhuman backflips over others and flop along the pitch like weird anthropomorphic fish.





Sunday, January 1, 2012

gaming computers Dark Souls



Dark Souls is an extraordinary role-playing game that transports you an awesome and menacing world you may never forget.

Any game can deliver a few cheap scares. It takes a special one to terrify you. Dark Souls is such a game. It's a thoughtful, atmospheric, and mysterious role-playing adventure that challenges your mind and your mettle. It takes the concepts of deadly environments and unflinching difficulty introduced by 2009's infamously tough Demon's Souls and cranks up the challenge, the fear, the frustration, and the eventual triumph. Dark Souls' enormous world is vast and dangerous, filled with terrifying fire demons and homicdal lizardmen, all with a single goal: to annihilate you. And so you die, over and over again, as you make your way through this strikingly fearsome land. But in Dark Souls, death and resurrection is a core mechanic, not a roadblock, and because the combat is so precise, you ultimately feel in control of your destiny. Dark Souls plays by its own rules, and in doing so, provides an unforgettable adventure that seeps into your being and invades your thoughts. It's a landmark game, destined to be loved and talked about by anyone who has the pleasure of unraveling its mysteries.