Tag: "shooter"
Bulletstorm Review: 3.5 out of 4 stars from “Game Hunters”
The Game Hunters crew over at USA Today has posted a review of Bullestorm calling it “an audacious action game that gives the shooter genre a needed shot in the arm” and gave the first-person shooter 3.5 out of 4 stars.
“Don’t expect too much from the story. It’s a simple tale of revenge, featuring some lowbrow humor that gets old pretty quick. But players aren’t likely here for an enriching plot but to fulfill the premise of Bulletstorm: killing with skill. It’s not enough to just take down enemies, but to do so in the most imaginative ways possible.”, writes Brett Molina for USA Today.
Here are some newly added images of Bulletstorm by Electronic Arts that were posted to the web by Michael Klappenbach over at About.com.
Call of Duty: Black Ops in 3D
In case you haven’t been able to experience Call of Duty Black Ops in 3D, Andrei Dumitrescu has a review over at Softpedia under the headline: Call of Duty: Black Ops – The 3D First Person Shooter Experience.
Andrei writes: ‘Call of Duty: Black Ops is a real treat with 3D glasses on and a carefully adjusted depth setting, especially when the game delivers the sort of carefully crafted complex vistas that can be seen in the level where a Soyuz capsule launch is happening or in the rooftop chase sequence.’
Despite the cost to play in 3D (which will go down in price as competition heats up in the 3D market) Andrei gives it a thumbs up for realism, ‘Weapons in particular and characters moving quickly really seem to come at the player, sometimes almost eliciting a physical response, like dodging out of the path of RPG rounds while trying to snipe the enemy that shot them.’
Read more about the Call of Duty Black Ops 3D experience.
Killzone 3 will be available in 3D on Playstation3
Dozens of 3D game titles are slated for the Playstation3.
One of those game titles is the popular first person shooter game Killzone 3, which is expected to be in stores on February 22nd, 2011.
According to CNET News: ‘Sony has been investing heavily in 3D both in and out of the gaming space. Earlier this year, the company updated the PlayStation 3′s firmware to support 3D games. In September, it updated the PlayStation 3 again to accommodate 3D Blu-ray movie playback. The company is also heavily invested in the 3D TV market, selling sets with the technology built-in.’
Just remember, before you get too excited about 3D gaming, consider this: you’ll need a 3D tv in order to get the 3D gameplay which will run you in the four figures.
Keep updated on the Killzone franchise at Twitter.
Homefront Release Date Confirmed – March 8th 2011 for the USA
Bio: ’2027. America has fallen to a savage military occupation. Join the Resistance and fight for freedom in this gripping first person shooter coming March 8th, 2011′
Earlier today, THQ inc announced the release dates for its Homefront videogame on its Homefront Twitter page: ‘Homefront Release Date Confirmed – March 8th 2011 for the USA, March 11th for UK / Continental Europe, and March 10th for Australia’.
id Software’s video games and names are all the rage: Quake.com, Doom.com, and Rage.com for $50K
id Software knows all about video games and domain names. The game development company with iconic brands such as Wolfenstein, DOOM, and QUAKE that have become part of gaming history will be releasing Rage, a first-person shooter and racing video game, in 2011.
With the hype of E3, surprising the name didn’t sell for more
Over a week ago Sedo reported the sale of the domain name Rage.com for $49,999.
The sale, which went unreported by most major news sites in terms of the sale, including technology blogs, was reported by domain industry blogs like Domain Name Wire.
And it looks like the company acquired the domain name just in time, as Rage has been leading the pack of E3 Game Critics Awards nominees.
The nominees for this year’s E3 Game Critics Awards — a group of awards voted on by representatives from over 30 of gaming’s most esteemed publications — has been announced, with Rage garnering the most nominations, including ‘Best of Show.’
id Software owns and operates domain names for their other blockbuster games like Quake.com and Doom.com.
In 2009, ZeniMax Media, acquired the legendary studio.












