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Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Download Need For Speed Run Demo

Get the ultimate head start and access to exclusive challenges with the Need for Speed The Run Limited Edition! 

You’re in a battle for your life and going to need every advantage you can get. By purchasing the Limited Edition you’ll get the following three elite cars:
• Lamborghini Aventador - Open up this 700hp untamed beast on the highway and you’ll see the fear in your rival’s eyes. 
• Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 - When your life is on the line the Camaro will be bullied by no one. 
• Porsche 911 Carrera S - Finally, who wouldn’t want to drive the most highly anticipated car of 2011? With its raw power and pin point handling, the Carrera S is exclusive to Need for Speed The Run. 

Your Limited Edition Events - Now that you have your elite cars, five exclusive racing events will put them to the test. The Limited Edition serves up fresh content, new opportunities to battle your friends on Autolog, and the chance to master your driving skills while earning bonus rewards and achievements.

Furthermore, it gets even better because we’ve got bonus offers for those who pre-order The Run:
• NFS UNDERGROUND CHALLENGE SERIES - Unlock two bonus cars and three events inspired by NFS Underground. Get behind the wheel of the Nissan 370Z, and Nissan Skyline GT-R R34. 
• NFS MOST WANTED CHALLENGE SERIES - Unlock two bonus cars and three events inspired by NFS Most Wanted. Get behind the wheel of the BMW M3 GTS, and Razor’s Mustang Boss 302. 
• NFS CARBON CHALLENGE SERIES - Unlock two bonus cars and three events inspired by NFS Carbon. Get behind the wheel of the Corvette Z06, and Darius’ Audi R8.





Minimum System Requirements 

OS: Windows Vista SP2 32-bit 
DirectX: DirectX 10 
Processor: 3.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Equivalent 
Memory: 3 GB 
Hard Drive: 18 GB 
Graphics card (AMD): 512 MB RAM ATI Radeon 4870 or higher performance 
Graphics card (NVIDIA): 512 MB RAM NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT or higher performance 
Sound card: DirectX Compatible 
Keyboard or Gamepad or Steering Wheel 
DVD Rom Drive 
Online: 512 KBPS or faster Internet connection 

Recommended System Requirements 

OS: Windows 7 SP1 64-bit 
DirectX: DirectX 11 
Processor: 3.0 Mhz Intel Core 2 Quad or AMD Equivalent 
Memory: 4 GB 
Hard Drive: 18 GB 
Graphics card (AMD): 1024 MB RAM ATI Radeon 6950 
Graphics card (NVIDIA): 1024 MB RAM NVIDIA GeForce GTX560 
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible 
Keyboard or Gamepad or Steering Wheel 
DVD Rom Drive 
Online: 512 KBPS or faster Internet connection

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Download free Angry Birds Season Ham’O'Ween for Android and iPhone Device

Angri Birds Season is new launch his new game version is Ham O ween. It was a dark and stormy night… but that won’t stop the Angry Birds! Pursue the pigs through 30 levels filled with pumpkin patches, exploding jack-o-lanterns, and creepy skeletons, lit by a full moon and eerie lantern light. You’ll get some unexpected help from a BRAND NEW BIRD – he starts out small, but don’t let his looks fool you! Complete all the levels to find some special tricks and treats!
In addition, the Mighty Eagle is now available for Seasons! This in-app purchase lets you use the Mighty Eagle to destroy difficult levels and collect special achievements.


This year’s Halloween episode marks a year of great Angry Birds Seasons episodes, but we’re not done yet! Download now to get access to 205 great levels!

Saturday, September 17, 2011

Crysis 2 editor and free CryEngine SDK

As hinted at a few months ago Crytek plans to not only add a free editor for its recent first person shooter Crysis 2 but will also release a free stand alone version of itsCryEngine 3 game development tools.

In a message on the (currently being revamped) CryMod.com web site, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli states that early this summer the editor for Crysis 2 will be released for people who want to make new levels and content for the game. However in August will come the CryEngine SDK. Yerli says, "This will be a complete version of our engine, including C++ code access, our content exporters (including our LiveCreate real-time pipeline), shader code, game sample code from Crysis 2, script samples, new improved Flowgraph and a whole host of great asset examples, which will allow teams to build complete games from scratch for PC." Crytek plans to release regular updates to the tools and will also provide documentation to use the tools.

While developers can create free stand alone games with the CryEngine SDK, they can also choose to sell those games commercially. Yerli states, "If you want to take your product down a traditional commercial route, we will offer an innovative low cost licensing model if you want to release your game digitally." No details on that model have been announced yet.

Download Crysis 2 Patch for PC

Crysis 2 is better than part 1 If you have been waiting for a new PC patch for Crysis 2 your wait is over. Crytek's official message boards for the game have revealed the patch notes for the just released 1.2.0.0 PC patch. The notes reveal that the patch contains some more anti-cheating measures along with the option for crouch toggle in both single player and multiplayer.


There's also some login issues that are fixed as well as one that caused some players to lose Nano Catalyst points after restarting the game. Steam users who have already downloaded the patch are apparently getting some long loading times but the Steam version should have that fixed in a few days.

Saturday, March 19, 2011

Dead Space 2


Engineer Isaac Clarke returns in Dead Space 2 for another blood-curdling adventure in the sequel to the critically acclaimed Dead Space.
After waking from a coma on a massive space city known as "The Sprawl", the lone survivor of a horrific alien infestation finds himself confronting a catastrophic new nightmare. Battling dementia, hunted by the government, and haunted by visions of his dead girlfriend, Isaac will do whatever it takes to save himself and dominate the gruesome onslaught.
With an arsenal of tools to dismember Necromorphs and new determination, an engineer will bring the terror to space.

Sunday, November 28, 2010

Assassian's Creed The Brotherhood

With Assassin's Creed II's entirely different era, location, and protagonist than the original, it seemed like the franchise was destined to face radical shifts with each new installment. Its fiction lent itself nicely to the idea, with Desmond anchoring the core story in 2012 while the player darted across rooftops as his stealthy ancestors. Despite this, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood will directly continue Ezio's story as it left off in II. Unlike the last game, however, Ezio won't be alone

Rome was the original city of choice for Assassin's Creed II, but was deemed too large. Research of Italy's capital started back in 2008, giving the team a head start when it came time to start on Brotherhood. Ubisoft promises that Rome will be three times the size of II's Florence, and a huge part of the game revolves around restoring the crumbling city. Details are sparse, but it wouldn't be surprising to see the return of II's villa restoration elements

Ubisoft isn't about to abandon the series' core elements of stealth, acrobatics, and combat, however. You'll still be dispatching oblivious guards with an assortment of gadgets and blades, but you'll also use your newfound infamy to inspire others within the city. As a master assassin, you have the ability to inspire "rebels without a cause" and give them a sense of purpose. These proteges will make up your guild of assassins, and can be deployed as you see fit. Specifics regarding how these mechanics will play out are sparse, but it promises to be one of the most significant gameplay enhancements in Brotherhood

Brotherhood will break from series tradition in one major way, as it introduces a full multiplayer mode. Ezio and Altair always focused more on attacking from the shadows than with head-on force, and the multiplayer will reflect that. Rather than standard deathmatches, Brotherhood gives specific kill orders to players of eight different character types. At the beginning of each round, the only information you're given is the type of character you're looking for and a radar to guide you to the general vicinity.

Onscreen indicators don't tip you off as to whether that priest you're looking at is an innocent AI or your human target, so you have to utilize a keen eye to spot unusual behavior. If your target is a careful player, he'll blend in with the crowd so as not to arouse suspicion. If he's impatient and darts towards his destination, he's far more likely to be the recipient of a throwing knife to the skull.

Each character type can utilize unique abilities to aid them in their escape. One character can cause all NPCs in an area to resemble himself, while another can send a decoy NPC bolting in an effort to draw the killer's attention. Like many modern competitive multiplayer games, Brotherhood will reward you with perks as you progress. They won't all involve NPC actions like the prior examples, as others are more persistent attributes like quicker speed or quieter footsteps. You'll need any edge you can get, as you'll have someone hot on your trail the entire time you're stalking your own prey.

With new single player features and a brand-new multiplayer experience that draws on the series' best elements, Brotherhood should definitely be on the radar for fans of the hit stealth series.
                                                                  
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