2010/05/26

Toca Race Driver 3

Toca Race Driver 3 Review



This game has every kind of race car, antique car, race truck, or monster truck you could ever want to drive. I like the antique road races in the country and the dirt track races the best. You can do everything including single races (with or without qualifying or practice laps), career mode, and world tour mode. You can also go through training where an instructor gives you tips before, during, and after a series of races. You can watch race replays or skip them. Damage to the car gives a realistic result.


There may be some other simulations out there that are better at one type of race (NASCAR, monster truck, etc.), but this one gives you the widest range to choose from for the price of one game.

This is a good driving simulation that kids and adults can both play. Be sure you have a steering wheel or game controller - keyboard alone won't cut it.



Toca Race Driver 3 Feature


  • 116 championships; over 35 different racing styles
  • Ultimate racing experience with extensive variety of autosport
  • 6 thrilling autosport genres rendered in extraordinarily-realistic detail
  • GT, Touring Cars, Off Road, Open Wheel, Track, and Classics
  • Incredible damage engine that creates a greater sense of realism



Toca Race Driver 3 Overview


Toca Race Driver 3 features 6 thrilling autosports, all brought together in extraordinary detail. It's really 6 games in one, as you play GT, Touring Cars, Off Road, Open Wheel, Track and Classics modes. World Tour mode gives you immediate access to the game and lets you sample all the different racing styles on offer. Pro Career mode lets you concentrate on one autosport discipline of your choice at a time: Open Wheel, GT, etc. Work your way up from entry level vehicles to the ultimate race cars in the class and become the ultimate racing driver! The real driving physics, crash engine and tracks will make you feel like you're really out there on the asphalt, testing yourself against the world's best racers. More than 70 licensed race cars and over 100 different Circuit variations on tracks including Bahrain International, Indianapolis, Laguna Seca, Hockenheimring and Bathurst Intense pack racing with up to 21 cars on track at once Cinematic cut scenes create a plot-driven narrative that focuses on your progress as a racing driver, as well as the history and detail of each car New online game modes including practice, qualifying and eliminator, plus leaderboards for individual driver ratings. Hardcore head-to-head multiplay with 12 players


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2010/05/25

Aliens vs Predator -Gameplay allotment 2

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2010/05/24

Overclocked

Overclocked Review



Almost less of a game, and more like an interactive movie, though. After playing so many games with lame, predictable plots, bad voice acting, and dull characters, Overclocked was a real breath of fresh air.

Navigation:
While I am not usually a fan of third-person games, I didn't mind it so much in this game. Navigation is your basic p&c, and there are a few places where the perspective changes during navigation in such a way as to create confusion. But again, I didn't really mind, because I was enjoying myself so much. You can make your character run if you want, but it's not much of an issue because you transition quickly from one scene to the next.

Graphics:
The scenes were mostly lovely, gloomy and spooky, but I got tired of it raining all the time. The characters do some pretty bad mime-acting when interacting with objects.

Sound:
The music is very beautiful and the sound effects are effective. The voice acting is definitely a cut above most games I have played. I liked that the dialog is not the kind where you have to always choose between a ton of meaningless subjects. On the other hand, there are some very long dialogs, where you just need to sit back and watch and listen. It was also a little tiresome to have to wait for David to get into position in front of a character before you find out that there is nothing new to talk about. The ESC key is a big help with this.

Story:
The story was great! I was up all night once the patients started to talk. I kept telling myself, "Just one more flashback and then I have to get some sleep". Although I must say I was getting pretty tired of David's pathetic personal drama intruding on my fun. If I wanted that kind of entertainment, I'd be playing Syberia... or watching Jerry Springer. I found out at the end that David's personal baggage has something to do with the story, so hang in there.

You might notice that David sleeps in his clothes and never changes them. Actually nobody changes their clothes in this game, ever. I guess that's what you get with third person games. I also have never seen a bartender give a whole bottle to a patron before. Looks like he was just askin' to host a brawl in his barroom.

At the conclusion, some things were not resolved to my satisfaction, but I guess there's no harm in having some things to ponder.

Puzzles:
If I remember correctly, most are inventory based, and none are very hard, but some are tedious enough that I chose to consult a walkthrough to find out which recordings I should be playing, and which tapes I should be looking at.

Content:
I was concerned about the full title, "Overclocked: a History of Violence", because I am a little squeamish, but it turned out there were only two scenes to worry about, and neither was much worse than what you see on prime-time TV, so don't hold back on that account.

I knocked off a star for fun, because there really isn't that much to do in this game, but I gave it five stars overall because it is unlike any game I have played, and I enjoyed it very much. I highly recommend it.




Overclocked Feature


  • Experience Overclocked from various perspectives as you play as six different characters throughout the game
  • Explore 45 diverse locations with densely animated pre-rendered settings
  • Innovative storytelling techniques create a unique gameplay experience
  • Meet and interact with a cast of intriguing characters, each with their own distinct personalities
  • Characters come to life with fluid movements and realistic facial expressions created with Emotion FX 2 technology



Overclocked Overview


Set against the backdrop of a catastrophic thunderstorm raging over New York City, step into the world of Overclocked as army psychiatrist, David McNamara. You are called to the Staten Island Forensic Hospital in New York City to consult on a case that requires your expertise in forensic psychiatry. Tasked with exploring the minds of five young men and women who were found scared, screaming, and without memory, you make alarming discoveries as you begin to cautiously probe the psyches of your young patients. Throughout the game, you will play as five other characters in this chilling interactive psycho thriller. Features: Experience Overclocked from various perspectives as you play as six different characters throughout the game. Explore 45 diverse locations with densely animated pre-rendered settings. Innovative storytelling techniques create a unique gameplay experience. Meet and interact with a cast of intriguing characters, each with their own distinct personalities. Characters come to life with fluid movements and realistic facial expressions created with Emotion FX 2 technology. Cinematic cut-scenes designed using advanced camera techniques pioneered by feature films. Exceptional visuals enhanced by shadow and shader effects, real-time atmospheric particle effects (rain, snow, lightening), and dynamic lighting. Unique icon-based dialogue system.


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2010/05/23

Downloading PSP Games - PSP Game Downloads


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Are you one the the many people who can't afford to buy all the PSP games and movies you want because they are to expensive. If so, this is your lucky day.

There is nothing more frustrating than spending a couple hundred dollars for a game system and then have to spend 30 - 60 more dollars on a game or a movie. Well lucky for you, you do not have to anymore.

There are now several sites available to download PSP games and movies. Not only will you save a ton of money but you will save a ton of time. No longer do you have to drive to the closet video game store. These games are only a mouse click away from being on you PSP.

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