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Hit the deck. NOW! Unreal Tournament 3 is a 1st person action adventure shooter that’s just that good. Developed by Epic Games and published by Midway Games, Unreal Tournament 3 is actually the fourth game in the Unreal Tournament series and the eighth Unreal game, but it has been numbered due to the engine it runs on. Whatever the number, the game is a contention of good kills and a mess of vivid fun.

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Robert Ludlum’s: The Bourne Conspiracy is serious. Developed by High Moon Studios, Sierra Entertainment and published by Vivendi Games, The Bourne Conspiracy evolves from Robert Ludlum’s character Jason Bourne completely immersing the player in a cat and mouse style espionage action adventure.

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The Radeon 4800 series has many people excited since we published our review on the 4850 to our in-depth exclusive reveal first on the 4870. Now, today we bring a review on the 4870 with dual goodness. That’s right. We have 2 of these powerhouses from AMD, which reveals the introduction of the highly desirable and now most successful GDDR5 memory architecture. A complete power machine, the ATI Radeon 4870 is the most valuable card to date in terms of the Radeon evolution and Ruby keeps looking sexier by the minute. Stable temperatures, amazing performance on all DX 10.1 games with many XGA resolutions, make not only a very formidable card series in general, but a great contender as the 4870 and one that is set out to win against the competition this time around.

War has changed. Very commonly are rebels born, but very rarely are they heroes. As time shifts, these heroes rise up and change the world as we know it today and become legends. Kojima Productions introduced a warrior literally twenty years ago arising from the shoddy lighting of the scenery that the world is. This time, Solid Snake is embarking on his last and final mission with all his strength. Old age isn’t stopping him. Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots is a livid spot of stealth beauty and emotive action adventure full of the current best graphics on any system, and over encompassing factors that are nothing short of revolutionary in the classic realm, becoming a true masterpiece from creator Hideo Kojima.

The world just isn’t the same in Metal Gear Solid 4 as wars now engulf the lands six years in the future, nothing is less or more dangerous. War is an industry, replacing military corporations (PMCs) and the global economy of the capitalistic society which we have so come to know. Mercenaries are running rampant and nanomachine-enhanced soldiers are whirling battles in the depths of the city. No one is safe from anything. War is everywhere, and destruction of the entire world is imminent.

Aw Babe. Aw Babe…then it fell apart….it fell apart. Don’t worry everyone. This game surely doesn’t fall apart like the ending song from the film suggests to a scenario. The latest action/adventure from Vivendi Games allows the players to look over their shoulders as Jason Bourne, an ex-government operative agent who becomes a fugitive on the run to prove his innocence in a long winded and secretive conspiracy that made the saga ever so bold. Through intense hand-to-hand combat, daring escapades, and a story that digs into the origins as well as the overlying story, Robert Ludlum’s: The Bourne Conspiracy creates a great game any Bourne lover should play. While the action’s reflexes are skilled, there are some things that can be improved to make this conspiracy more realistic.

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Coldplay’s Chris Martin is a great friend of mine that I have spoken to on several occasions. Today, arrived a copy of the new Coldplay album: Viva La Vida or Death And All His Friends and it’s what will begin the feature series we have here for our large readership announced as: “Things That Matter To Us.”

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Time to time games come to our attention, and aim to change the way we think about a futuristic lifestyle. Ubisoft’s Haze aims to do just that. A futuristic first person shooter from developers Free Radical Design, Haze is set in 2048 in a war torn world where the evil Mantel Global Industries acts as private peacekeeper, after NATO and UN take a toll. Through an amazing story and great online, Haze makes a mark on the experience that players are endowed with. But in the midst of it all, there are problems that keep the action a little less than appealing.

Rockstar UK and Rockstar North introduce you to your character as he is arriving on a ship called the platypuss. Your character Niko Bellic is a Eastern European immigrant seeking to sample the American dream which seems easy until you meet his not so honest cousin Roman Bellic after Niko’s arrival to the city.

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Aside from crazy 1st party titles, and nearly a vast selection of 3rd party titles, President of Sony Online Entertainment John Smedley believes that the PS3’s MMOs will help distance the console’s offering from that of Xbox 360.

All thanks to (drumrolls): The Agency for one! Smedley said that titles such as The Agency would see MMOs become ‘a strong selling point’ for the PS3, especially since it has been confirmed to us directly by SOE that the title will be Free to play on the PS3 and PC, with the PC port having obvious things the PS3 won’t have or the same detail in textures to separate the PS3 one as the primary one.

To me, video games are just reaching the real mass-market now. That is going to translate to the MMO side of the business.

Smedley also said that MMOs are set to become far more mass market in the near future.

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Echochrome is a game that will have anyone, especially a collegian, gizz in their pants. Inspired by the optical illusions of MC Esher, the game focuses a sort of respect to not just trying to solve problems, but really understanding everything that falls in the plane and why it is the way it is. The focus is there, and the sheer amount of thought that the game makes you put into it is something really worthwhile for anyone. Given that they like thinking more than usual, that is.

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