Zombies Ate My Neighbours Remake, Second Trailer
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Best Picture, or Best Game?
March 1st 2007 13:12
As technology keeps progressing in games more and more it seems like they are not only reaching the level of depth and interaction of movies but are basically surpassing it. Now with the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 developers are focusing on more than simple graphical effects to immerse the player in a game but are actually pushing the production level up high to immerse the player in the game emotionally. To develop a bond with characters (be it comical, emotional or the much loved personal).
Take ‘Brothers in Arms’, it started last generation where it tried to make things all emotional. It tried, passed and failed in different aspects. Now with this new generation it seems not only the new Brothers in Arms will be including that all important holy grail known as psychological depth but many more games shall be as well.
Sometimes the depth comes from the deeply emotional and somewhat disturbing choices the game forces you to make…
Other times it’s the characters the game makes you play…
Of course there are those that take a text book approach, you play the game to find out about the character you play…
Lets not forget the typical ‘shoot for the sake of shooting’ game has yet to be forgotten…
Take ‘Brothers in Arms’, it started last generation where it tried to make things all emotional. It tried, passed and failed in different aspects. Now with this new generation it seems not only the new Brothers in Arms will be including that all important holy grail known as psychological depth but many more games shall be as well.
Sometimes the depth comes from the deeply emotional and somewhat disturbing choices the game forces you to make…
Other times it’s the characters the game makes you play…
Of course there are those that take a text book approach, you play the game to find out about the character you play…
Lets not forget the typical ‘shoot for the sake of shooting’ game has yet to be forgotten…
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Wii, The Solution to Fat Kids
February 20th 2007 16:09
Kids swinging the Wii-Mote around burn 40% more calories than their lesser fortunate none-Wii owning friends who hold a regular controller, this extra 40% amounts to about an average of 1,830 calories a week.
I was a bit shocked, just 40% more? Kids need to play more physical Wii games such as Wario Ware: Smooth Moves
The folks at Nintendo also have plans to release an exercising game on the Wii.
I was a bit shocked, just 40% more? Kids need to play more physical Wii games such as Wario Ware: Smooth Moves
The folks at Nintendo also have plans to release an exercising game on the Wii.
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