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2011/11/10
The Web of SpiderBite Ep. 2: Modern Warfare 2 FREE!, Modern Warfare 3, & Stimulus Map Pack Sales
www.nextgentactics.com is the link to this video on our website. The Web of SpiderBite, Episode 2 discusses the origins of SpiderBite, how you can get Modern Warfare 2 for free, the status of Modern Warfare 3, Stiumuls Map Pack Sales on the 360, and the downfall of Infinity Ward. The Web of SpiderBite is an editorial video series giving you the inside scoop on the life and opinions of SpiderBite from Nextgentactics. www.nextgentactics.comVisit our website where we provide detailed game guides, trophy guides, and multiplayer strategies for games such as inFAMOUS, Killzone 2, Call of Duty Modern Warfare, Call of Duty World at War, and Call of Duty Modern Warfare
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2010/03/16
Toss the Turtle Game Review
Online flash games love brutality to, game review, random animals; this may seem a bit harsh, but as long as nothing like this happens in the real world, then it is something I can live with! As you may have guessed from the title, it is time for the turtle to be battered and bruised in an online distance game.
This is a distance game, but it is not just another distance game, this is because it offers a lot of distinctive features that other games of this genre have not added. Let's take a look to see why this game differs with others.
Your goal is to aim your cannon, game review, with your mouse and fire your turtle into the air, just get the, game review, right amount of distance and let go at the right time, and then use the [w] [a] [s] [d] controls to guide your turtle along as far as possible, game review, .
Depending on, game review, a variety of factors you are given money to spend on items. However, unlike other games these maps conjure up an array of obstacles, this is where the excitement comes in, as the most powerful shot can go an unusually short distance and your mistimed shot can go for miles and miles.
To, game review, start, you have your essential items, including a cannon and a slingshot. The slingshot can be used up to three times to keep your turtle up in the air; this should be used primarily, game review, to avoid obstacles on the ground.
It is not always clear which items you should look to hit or avoid, so here is a small breakdown:
Money, game review, bags: Distributed at random points and one item you want to hit, as they give you money.
Bombs: If you hit a bomb at speed it will boost you a mile, however, if you hit the bomb at a slow speed it usually just throws you back up into the air.
Man with chainsaw: There are not many occasions when you want to meet a man with a chainsaw but this is one of them. This is one of the better obstacles to hit.
Like other games you should, game review, use your money effectively to buy the right items, these items propel you farther along the map (if you use them correctly.) You can buy from a selection of jet packs, rockets, cannons, nuclear bombs and even a tank.
You can also choose to purchase a range of guns which act as a replacement to your original slingshot; this is another way, game review, to keep yourself airborne.
It has, game review, got to the point where you, game review, have every item you can buy, and you have gotten yourself as far as you think you are going to go, so is this game over? Well, not really, there are also 40 medals up for, game review, grabs; you should use these as a scale to see how well you are progressing.
Hints and tips
This is a distance game, but it is not just another distance game, this is because it offers a lot of distinctive features that other games of this genre have not added. Let's take a look to see why this game differs with others.
Your goal is to aim your cannon, game review, with your mouse and fire your turtle into the air, just get the, game review, right amount of distance and let go at the right time, and then use the [w] [a] [s] [d] controls to guide your turtle along as far as possible, game review, .
Depending on, game review, a variety of factors you are given money to spend on items. However, unlike other games these maps conjure up an array of obstacles, this is where the excitement comes in, as the most powerful shot can go an unusually short distance and your mistimed shot can go for miles and miles.
To, game review, start, you have your essential items, including a cannon and a slingshot. The slingshot can be used up to three times to keep your turtle up in the air; this should be used primarily, game review, to avoid obstacles on the ground.
It is not always clear which items you should look to hit or avoid, so here is a small breakdown:
Money, game review, bags: Distributed at random points and one item you want to hit, as they give you money.
Bombs: If you hit a bomb at speed it will boost you a mile, however, if you hit the bomb at a slow speed it usually just throws you back up into the air.
Man with chainsaw: There are not many occasions when you want to meet a man with a chainsaw but this is one of them. This is one of the better obstacles to hit.
Like other games you should, game review, use your money effectively to buy the right items, these items propel you farther along the map (if you use them correctly.) You can buy from a selection of jet packs, rockets, cannons, nuclear bombs and even a tank.
You can also choose to purchase a range of guns which act as a replacement to your original slingshot; this is another way, game review, to keep yourself airborne.
It has, game review, got to the point where you, game review, have every item you can buy, and you have gotten yourself as far as you think you are going to go, so is this game over? Well, not really, there are also 40 medals up for, game review, grabs; you should use these as a scale to see how well you are progressing.
Hints and tips
2010/02/22
Bubble Shooter Game Review
The game of Bubble Shooter comes in many variants and even seasonal special editions. The version "Bubble Shooter deluxe v1.6" from Absolutist Games is by far the most popular version which was developed originally in 2004 and we will use this version as the basis for this, game review, review. The game is readily available for download for Windows or Mac and also has applications for most PDA style of devices such as iPhone and Palm in addition to, game review, Linux based software and CD availability.
Whatever method you, game review, prefer, and whichever format you like your games to be, game review, available in, the makers of Bubble Shooter seem to have thought of them all.
As with all of the Bubble shooting style of games this is easy to play and has simple rules and straight forward play methodology. It is quite addictive to play and the player would be wise to complete any work needing to be done, or appointments needing to be kept prior to launching this cute but demanding application, game review, .
The main objective is to clear the screen and there is only one basic method by which to do this, simply fire your bubbles at the multi-colored pack and have them explode in front of your eyes. To do this one has to have a minimum of three similarly colored bubbles on the field of play and by striking them they will explode and clear that part of the screen.
The game is won or lost when either the bubbles reach the bottom of the screen or the player manages, game review, to clear all the bubbles from the screen.
The play itself is simple, just line up the arrow with the direction you wish your bubble to travel and click the pointed part of the arrow to fire your, game review, bubble towards the pack. If you manage to explode a set of bubbles with more than three of the same color, then that "hit" will be worth more points than a pack of three would be. So, as an example, one set of six bubbles is worth more than two sets, game, game review, review, of three.
There are six different colors of bubbles, no one color is worth more points than another.
The player will also notice some silver bubbles at the base of the screen, these are the number of missed shots allowed before you forfeit the game.
There are four play modes with this version;, game review, strategy,, game review, arcade, sniper and marathon and the game therefore has four different levels of expertise. The mode names give an indication as to the nature of the difficulty element of, game review, playing them. There are also numerous sound effects, great 3D graphics and well developed computer physics for the interaction and direction of bubbles during play.
There is also the ability to save or replay a game. If the player is part of an online community multi-player games are available,, game review, the one main difference in scoring being if an opponent loses his/her game first,, game review, game review, the winner collects those points in addition to any earned in their own game.
If you like Tetris, Lines or any of the other major games in which you are interactive with shapes on a screen, then this game will be one of those you cannot leave alone and will demand your return time and time again.
Whatever method you, game review, prefer, and whichever format you like your games to be, game review, available in, the makers of Bubble Shooter seem to have thought of them all.
As with all of the Bubble shooting style of games this is easy to play and has simple rules and straight forward play methodology. It is quite addictive to play and the player would be wise to complete any work needing to be done, or appointments needing to be kept prior to launching this cute but demanding application, game review, .
The main objective is to clear the screen and there is only one basic method by which to do this, simply fire your bubbles at the multi-colored pack and have them explode in front of your eyes. To do this one has to have a minimum of three similarly colored bubbles on the field of play and by striking them they will explode and clear that part of the screen.
The game is won or lost when either the bubbles reach the bottom of the screen or the player manages, game review, to clear all the bubbles from the screen.
The play itself is simple, just line up the arrow with the direction you wish your bubble to travel and click the pointed part of the arrow to fire your, game review, bubble towards the pack. If you manage to explode a set of bubbles with more than three of the same color, then that "hit" will be worth more points than a pack of three would be. So, as an example, one set of six bubbles is worth more than two sets, game, game review, review, of three.
There are six different colors of bubbles, no one color is worth more points than another.
The player will also notice some silver bubbles at the base of the screen, these are the number of missed shots allowed before you forfeit the game.
There are four play modes with this version;, game review, strategy,, game review, arcade, sniper and marathon and the game therefore has four different levels of expertise. The mode names give an indication as to the nature of the difficulty element of, game review, playing them. There are also numerous sound effects, great 3D graphics and well developed computer physics for the interaction and direction of bubbles during play.
There is also the ability to save or replay a game. If the player is part of an online community multi-player games are available,, game review, the one main difference in scoring being if an opponent loses his/her game first,, game review, game review, the winner collects those points in addition to any earned in their own game.
If you like Tetris, Lines or any of the other major games in which you are interactive with shapes on a screen, then this game will be one of those you cannot leave alone and will demand your return time and time again.
2010/01/11
Top 5 Time Pressed Games
Are you pressed for time? Are you too busy to, game review,, game review, really sit down and play Halo 3, but you've got some downtime and, game review, want something small, quick, and fun, game review, to pass the time? These time pressed games might just fit your needs!
Popcap Games
Admittedly Popcap Games is actually an entire company, but almost every game they publish is perfect for the geek on the go. Everything -- from Dynomite, Zuma, and Bookworm to Bejeweled, Chuzzle, and Alchemy -- is easy to pick up and play, plus they offer free games to play on their website.
Trivia Machine
If you like Trivial Pursuit then you'll love Trivia Machine. You get three levels of questions, which have a random topic, and you need to answer these questions correctly in the allotted time. It's fast, simple, and fun. I can only get to level 3, how far can you make it?
Funky Truck Arizona
Sometimes a game comes out that's so simple its fun. Funky Truck Arizona is a simple game of balance: you drive a truck through some rough terrain and you don't want to flip over. A simple concept, but once you start playing you'll be amazed at how engaging this game can be.
Battle Pong
While it has been around for a while, Battle Pong continues to be one of the best games to play when you only have a few minutes to spare. Battle Pong is pong, but with weapons at your disposal. Simply smack the ball into the side, game review,, game review, of the walls and you'll, game review, get access, game review, to a random power-up, which you can then use to defeat your computer opponent. A quick, game, but far from easy, as the computer has access to the same weapons you do, so be careful, game review, .
Blueprint
Taking its roots from the Sierra On-Line's Incredible Machine, Blueprint gives players a mental challenge: how to get Ball A to Point B using only these few tools. It's difficult, if not downright frustrating to finish some of the puzzles in the time allowed, but if you're just looking for a game you can, game review, start playing and go, then Blueprint is for you.
While we only looked at 4 games (and one development company) everything listed will provide you with either endless, game review, hours of entertainment, or help you pass 5 minutes of downtime.
These simple, easy to learn, easy to play (but, game review, difficult to master) games are just the cure for your Monday (or Tuesday) blues.
A gamer for 24 years, Jason Pullara write game reviews for Geekstreak, a site dedicated to the inner geek in all of us.
Popcap Games
Admittedly Popcap Games is actually an entire company, but almost every game they publish is perfect for the geek on the go. Everything -- from Dynomite, Zuma, and Bookworm to Bejeweled, Chuzzle, and Alchemy -- is easy to pick up and play, plus they offer free games to play on their website.
Trivia Machine
If you like Trivial Pursuit then you'll love Trivia Machine. You get three levels of questions, which have a random topic, and you need to answer these questions correctly in the allotted time. It's fast, simple, and fun. I can only get to level 3, how far can you make it?
Funky Truck Arizona
Sometimes a game comes out that's so simple its fun. Funky Truck Arizona is a simple game of balance: you drive a truck through some rough terrain and you don't want to flip over. A simple concept, but once you start playing you'll be amazed at how engaging this game can be.
Battle Pong
While it has been around for a while, Battle Pong continues to be one of the best games to play when you only have a few minutes to spare. Battle Pong is pong, but with weapons at your disposal. Simply smack the ball into the side, game review,, game review, of the walls and you'll, game review, get access, game review, to a random power-up, which you can then use to defeat your computer opponent. A quick, game, but far from easy, as the computer has access to the same weapons you do, so be careful, game review, .
Blueprint
Taking its roots from the Sierra On-Line's Incredible Machine, Blueprint gives players a mental challenge: how to get Ball A to Point B using only these few tools. It's difficult, if not downright frustrating to finish some of the puzzles in the time allowed, but if you're just looking for a game you can, game review, start playing and go, then Blueprint is for you.
While we only looked at 4 games (and one development company) everything listed will provide you with either endless, game review, hours of entertainment, or help you pass 5 minutes of downtime.
These simple, easy to learn, easy to play (but, game review, difficult to master) games are just the cure for your Monday (or Tuesday) blues.
A gamer for 24 years, Jason Pullara write game reviews for Geekstreak, a site dedicated to the inner geek in all of us.
2009/12/16
Endless Zombie Rampage 2 - Game Review
Finally the second installment in the Endless Zombie Rampage, game review, (EZR) Series comes to the flash games community. Released in early, game review, May of 2009 I checked the game out to see if it had outdone the original and brought a new meaning to the Zombie shoot em up genre.
With three more serious entries since the launch of EZR 2, there was a big hill to climb in order to deliver anything original. The three big games to have launched that, game review, vie for the attention of millions of casual game fans were:
• The Last Stand 2 by Armor Games and Con Artists
• Boxhead Zombie Wars by Crazy Monkey Games & Sean Cooper
• SAS Zombie Assault by Ninja Kiwi.
So what's, game review, on offer in Endless Zombie Rampage 2?
Bigger Guns
Just when you thought the gun variety couldn't get any better the second game features 6 new additions. These are the Sniper Rifle, Grenade, game review, Launcher, Gaus Rifle, Rocket Launcher, Flame Thrower and Turret gun, all of which are mightily impressive.
Diseased Productions have also narrowed down the guns choosing to focus more on upgrades rather than variations for each particular gun. An example is the Auto Shotgun, which can be upgraded to increase damage by 2 fold, ammo capacity by 2 fold,, game review, to reduce reload time to half and a special upgrade which turns shotgun bullets into gaus bullets.
Bigger Monsters
The first game didn't have any bosses, now the second one brings you 4! 3 of which are gigantic and when coupled with the use of one of the new colossal weapons brings a whole new meaning to the EZR series.
Boss 1 - A tame spider that looks like its been on the whiskey the night before
Boss, game review,, game review, , game review, 2 - A huge fat brain with tentacles, looks impressive, just don't get squashed by it.
Boss 3 - They get bigger, this time a giant crab is trying to snip you in two.
Final Boss - A huge worm that wants to taste you!
Main, game review, Mode Extended!
The main game mode, namely Endless Rampage Mode has, game review, been extended to include a couple of new features. You can now search for supplies and survivors which serve as mini tasks to gain medical packs and additional points.
Graphics
I didn't believe it to be possible, but the graphics have been improved. The animation now looks even better and there has been more effort put into the landscape design.
The impressive defense base with turrets makes all the difference, where as the first game had a simple octagonal structure to protect this base makes you feel like there's something worth salvaging.
Game Verdict
Definitely worth the wait and although there are a few things that could have been done better such as improved ai for the first boss and a few more mediocre monsters to splatter, game review, around the car park, on the whole the game lives up to its promise and delivers an animated action packed shooter with heavy fire power which should, game review, satisfy all casual gaming fans.
• Playability: 9/10
• Graphics: 8.5/10
• Originality: 8/10
• Game, game review, Detail: 9/10
• Addictiveness: 8.5/10
Final Score: 86%
With three more serious entries since the launch of EZR 2, there was a big hill to climb in order to deliver anything original. The three big games to have launched that, game review, vie for the attention of millions of casual game fans were:
• The Last Stand 2 by Armor Games and Con Artists
• Boxhead Zombie Wars by Crazy Monkey Games & Sean Cooper
• SAS Zombie Assault by Ninja Kiwi.
So what's, game review, on offer in Endless Zombie Rampage 2?
Bigger Guns
Just when you thought the gun variety couldn't get any better the second game features 6 new additions. These are the Sniper Rifle, Grenade, game review, Launcher, Gaus Rifle, Rocket Launcher, Flame Thrower and Turret gun, all of which are mightily impressive.
Diseased Productions have also narrowed down the guns choosing to focus more on upgrades rather than variations for each particular gun. An example is the Auto Shotgun, which can be upgraded to increase damage by 2 fold, ammo capacity by 2 fold,, game review, to reduce reload time to half and a special upgrade which turns shotgun bullets into gaus bullets.
Bigger Monsters
The first game didn't have any bosses, now the second one brings you 4! 3 of which are gigantic and when coupled with the use of one of the new colossal weapons brings a whole new meaning to the EZR series.
Boss 1 - A tame spider that looks like its been on the whiskey the night before
Boss, game review,, game review, , game review, 2 - A huge fat brain with tentacles, looks impressive, just don't get squashed by it.
Boss 3 - They get bigger, this time a giant crab is trying to snip you in two.
Final Boss - A huge worm that wants to taste you!
Main, game review, Mode Extended!
The main game mode, namely Endless Rampage Mode has, game review, been extended to include a couple of new features. You can now search for supplies and survivors which serve as mini tasks to gain medical packs and additional points.
Graphics
I didn't believe it to be possible, but the graphics have been improved. The animation now looks even better and there has been more effort put into the landscape design.
The impressive defense base with turrets makes all the difference, where as the first game had a simple octagonal structure to protect this base makes you feel like there's something worth salvaging.
Game Verdict
Definitely worth the wait and although there are a few things that could have been done better such as improved ai for the first boss and a few more mediocre monsters to splatter, game review, around the car park, on the whole the game lives up to its promise and delivers an animated action packed shooter with heavy fire power which should, game review, satisfy all casual gaming fans.
• Playability: 9/10
• Graphics: 8.5/10
• Originality: 8/10
• Game, game review, Detail: 9/10
• Addictiveness: 8.5/10
Final Score: 86%
2009/12/12
Chameleon Gems Game Review
The Zuma style games are very popular. And the more and more developers create more and more games using the similar gameplay. One, game review, of the latest games which combines Zuma gameplay with some new features is Chameleon Gems. It's very addictive and not so easy game and everybody must play it!
Most of you probably know the basic rules of the game, but if anyone do not I'll tell it for you. On game field color balls (they are called 'gems' in this game) move, game review, from one point (called 'hole' here) to another one.
. Your main objective is to destroy all color balls by shooting differently colored balls at them and creating the groups, game review, of three or more balls of the same color. And a number of various bonuses like fireball or slowing down of balls moving are usually given during the game.
As I already wrote earlier in Chameleon Gems you must destroy all gems not allowing them to fall into the hole. The main creature in this game is Chameleon - you control him and shoot colored gems . You can get a number of different bonuses, the, game review, most interesting one is the Rock Gun (it's interesting because none of similar games has it).
When you take it you get ability to shoot small rocks at gems and destroy them. The game is fully 3D and has one interested feature - sometimes the, game review, gems are moving above other gems on two or three levels , and when you destroy underlying gem then upper gems fall down and you must destroy them too. It gives, game review, to a player more opportunities to destroy gems and to create chain reaction for gems destroying. You even can complete the level having, game review, shot only one gem , but you must be extremely lucky for it! ;)
Another one very good game feature is the Shop.
When you destroy gems or end up the level you get scores and some money. You can spend this money in the Shop after ending up any level. Here you can buy different bonuses that will be working on the (next, game review, - ???) level for a certain period of time (for example you can buy Fire Ball and on next level, game review, you will get this bonus every 45 seconds ). You can buy bonuses, game review, for one next level, game review, only and it will cost less money. For much more money you can buy different Chameleons.
The Chameleons have different abilities - for example standard Chameleon you start playing with, game review, is Azure skin Chameleon and he hasn't got any special features. But you can buy Gold skin Chameleon, game review, and you will get by 20% more money on a level. You can buy many different skins for Chameleon but only one of them can be used for a level, and you can choose the skin, game review, for the level in the shop. The shop has very many positions to spend your money, but to buy them all you should earn loads of money! ;)
This game has at least 107 levels to play; it can be seen on the very nice game map.
The game unique features combined with good graphics and effects and mixed with suitable sounds, game review, and music make from this game the truly gem of latest games releases, game review, . If you like Zuma or Tumble Bugs games you must try to play Chameleon Gems. And I proud - you'll fall in love with it!
..
Play Chameleon Gems!
Find more games on GamesPlasma.com.
Most of you probably know the basic rules of the game, but if anyone do not I'll tell it for you. On game field color balls (they are called 'gems' in this game) move, game review, from one point (called 'hole' here) to another one.
. Your main objective is to destroy all color balls by shooting differently colored balls at them and creating the groups, game review, of three or more balls of the same color. And a number of various bonuses like fireball or slowing down of balls moving are usually given during the game.
As I already wrote earlier in Chameleon Gems you must destroy all gems not allowing them to fall into the hole. The main creature in this game is Chameleon - you control him and shoot colored gems . You can get a number of different bonuses, the, game review, most interesting one is the Rock Gun (it's interesting because none of similar games has it).
When you take it you get ability to shoot small rocks at gems and destroy them. The game is fully 3D and has one interested feature - sometimes the, game review, gems are moving above other gems on two or three levels , and when you destroy underlying gem then upper gems fall down and you must destroy them too. It gives, game review, to a player more opportunities to destroy gems and to create chain reaction for gems destroying. You even can complete the level having, game review, shot only one gem , but you must be extremely lucky for it! ;)
Another one very good game feature is the Shop.
When you destroy gems or end up the level you get scores and some money. You can spend this money in the Shop after ending up any level. Here you can buy different bonuses that will be working on the (next, game review, - ???) level for a certain period of time (for example you can buy Fire Ball and on next level, game review, you will get this bonus every 45 seconds ). You can buy bonuses, game review, for one next level, game review, only and it will cost less money. For much more money you can buy different Chameleons.
The Chameleons have different abilities - for example standard Chameleon you start playing with, game review, is Azure skin Chameleon and he hasn't got any special features. But you can buy Gold skin Chameleon, game review, and you will get by 20% more money on a level. You can buy many different skins for Chameleon but only one of them can be used for a level, and you can choose the skin, game review, for the level in the shop. The shop has very many positions to spend your money, but to buy them all you should earn loads of money! ;)
This game has at least 107 levels to play; it can be seen on the very nice game map.
The game unique features combined with good graphics and effects and mixed with suitable sounds, game review, and music make from this game the truly gem of latest games releases, game review, . If you like Zuma or Tumble Bugs games you must try to play Chameleon Gems. And I proud - you'll fall in love with it!
..
Play Chameleon Gems!
Find more games on GamesPlasma.com.
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