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Street Fighter IV Achievements

February 24th 2009 20:51
If you have or are thinking about getting the new Street Fighter IV game for Xbox .60, you'll want to make sure that you have the achievements so that you can refer to them when trying to boost your gamerscore.

So, check them out...

Clear NORMAL Survival in Challenge Mode- 10 points
Perform 50 Ultra Combo finishes – 10 points
Perform 100 Ultra Combos – 10 points
Win 5 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked or player match) – 10 points
Set your Title and Icon – 10 points
Clear a Challenge in Challenge Mode – 10 points
Unlock all Colors – 10 points
Perform 10 Personal Actions – 10 points

Perform 100 successful Focus Attacks – 10 points
Create 10 multiplayer lobbies – 10 points
Collect 100 Medals – 10 points
Collect 500 Medals – 10 points
Unlock all Personal Actions – 10 points
Achieve 10 Perfect victories – 10 points
Perform 100 Special Moves – 10 points
Clear NORMAL Time Attack in Challenge Mode – 10 points
Perform 50 Super Combo finishes – 10 points
Perform 100 Super Combos – 10 points
Fight 10 opponents via fight requests – 10 points
Clear NORMAL Trial in Challenge Mode – 10 points
Play 100 Xbox LIVE battles (Ranked or player match) – 10 points
Win 50 Xbox LIVE battles (Ranked or player match) – 20 points
Clear Arcade Mode with 1 character on Medium or higher difficulty- 20 points
Perform 100 EX Special Moves – 20 points
Win 1 ranked match – 20 points
Play 200 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked or player match) – 20 points
Clear HARD Survival in Challenge Mode – 20 points
Clear HARD Trial in Challenge Mode – 20 points
Play 500 Xbox LIVE battles. (Ranked or player match) – 20 points
Clear HARD Time Attack in Challenge Mode – 20 points

Win 10 Xbox LIVE battles (Ranked or player match) – 20 points
Win 3 ranked matches in a row – 20 points
Unlock all characters – 20 points
Clear all Challenges in Challenge Mode – 30 points
Win 5 ranked matches in a row – 30 points
Collect 1,000 Medals – 30 points
Collect all Medal types – 30 points
Clear Arcade Mode without using a single continue on Medium or higher difficulty – 30 points
Clear Arcade Mode with all characters on Medium or higher difficulty – 30 points
Clear Arcade Mode on Hardest difficulty – 30 points
Perform 365 flashy background finishes – 40 points
Win 100 Xbox LIVE battles (Ranked or player match) – 50 points
Collect all Icons – 50 points
Defeat Gouken and clear Arcade Mode in Hardest difficulty – 50 points
Win 10 ranked matches in a row – 50 points
Earn gold medals in all challenges – 50 points
Collect all Titles – 50 points



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Street Fighter IV Review

February 22nd 2009 20:51
Street Fighter IV is an outstanding game and probably one of the btter fighting games that you've probably played lately. Essentially, Street Fighter has been a game focused on a 2D plane, and over the years tweaks and changes have evolved the game into the formula that it is today.

Street Fighter IV allows you to pick your character and fight with another warrier in the ring. Each character has his own special moves and attacks, so you want to make sure that you try them all before you pick which character you want to use in a real battle. But, you will find that the game boils down to balancing physical skills and mind games between the characters.

Gamers of all ages can enjoy Street Fighter IV, as there are many aspects of the game that will make it enjoyable to all.

When playing Street Fighter 4, you can cancel a Focus Attack mid-charge by dashing out of it, meaning that you can play tricks on your opponent. You can even expend a portion of your Super Meter so that you can cancel a Special Move directly into a Focus Attack.

For the most part, the game is easy to get into and easy to learn.

There are two different meters that you may or may not want to keep watch on. The Super Meter fills up as you land attacks and fight, whereas the Ultra Meter builds up as you take damage. If you wait until both meters fill up, you can try a Super/Ultra Combo, otherwise if you want to try more technical moves, you can use just a quarter of your Super meter to perform Ex versions of the Special Moves.

If you're new to the Street Fighter series, you definitely want to play around a bit beforey ou get into any serious battles with opponents. There are a lot of special moves and character-specific moves that you want to have down.

The characters of Street Fighter IV are muscled and the 3D graphics make the new Street Fighter game more appealing to many.

You can purchase the game in both PS3 and Xbox 360, but you'll find the difference between the two consoles are minimal. For both consoles, you'll be surprised about how fun this fighting game really is.

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COD World at War Cheats

December 26th 2008 17:40


I know so many people who have purchased Call of Duty World at War. I mean, I have two cousins who spend at least 5 hous a day playing the game on Xbox 360, and I have a third cousin who purchased an Xbox 360 (upgrading from a regular Xbox) just so that he could play COD 5. That must mean something about the game.

I'm really not the biggest Call of Duty fan, although, even I will admit the video game has loads of impressive features that truly makes a video game what it is.

If you are a big Call of Duty fan, you may want to check out the following link for cheats, tips, and a video walkthrough.


But, don't worry, you can find Call of Duty 5 in other consoles to include DS, Wii, PS2, PlayStation 3, and PC, in addition to Xbox 360.


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Left 4 Dead Review

December 3rd 2008 10:21


Left 4 Dead is a video game that we've seen the same or similar storyline concept in a number of movies. Basically, you and up toe three other survivors must battle a zombie apocalypse with a simple goal in mind- to survive. The differnce between Left 4 Dead and all the other movies and video games with similar concepts, this video game feels to be more of an experiement with gameplay that is near out of this world.

The game is built around a multiplayer concept, but Left 4 Dead offers singleplayer mode that lets you go through the game with bots, but that is more of practice for the real thing because the bots lack dynamic play, interaction, interplay, and the social aspect of co-op play. The game is jsut so much better playing with real people.

Ok, so basically Left 4 Dead has the seemingly trendy zombie apocalypse storyline with a small handful of humans that are immune to the zombie virus. You are one of them. Other characters that are immune include Zoey, Bill, Louis, and Francis. You will be armed with real and makeshift weapons that you must use to battle your way to survival.

In each of hte scenarios, you must battle your way to various safe houses that lead to your rescue point. You can either play with three other people, and you each control one of the characters, or you can play with the bots, but the AI not as good about killing the zombies and they are passive.

Each scenario is presented like a movie, which is pretty cool, and only adds to the overall gameplay enjoyment. If you manage to survive, the credits will roll with who inflicted the most headshots, how many zombies were killed, and who delivered the most friendly fire.

The zombie horde is based on fast zombies that don't shamble. They sprint at you with inhuman speed, scale fences, and bust down doors to get to you. These horde zombies aren't smart, but they are dangerous in their numbers.

The real danger comes from the special zombies are more dangerous. You'll encounter the following special zombies:
* The hunter who can leap across large distances to pin a survivor.
* The smoker who has a frog-like tonge that can grab survivors by the throat.
* The boomer who vomits or explodes to spray survivors, which will temporarily blind you but it will drive the horde zombies nutes.
* The tank who can take enormous amounts of damage and dish it out just the same.
* The witch who can take down a survivor with just a single swipe.

The overall game is paced perfectly so that you are always pushed to the edge and running on low health or ammo.

As for avaialable weapons, you will have access to shotguns, assault rifles, submachine guns, pipe bombs, and loads of makeshift weapons.

A concern with Left 4 Dead is that there are only 4 scenarios, which if you play on the easier difficulties, may only take 20 to 30 minutes to complete. But, on the harder difficulites, it will take much longer as you will die more often.

But, at the same time, you can play the Versus mode, where you play as the zombies against the humans, instead of the humans against the zombies, which makes things a little interesting. The Versus mode plays out with each team alternating between zombie and human, and you take turns to see how far you can get in each level.

When playing as the zombies, you'll notice that you need a good bit more coordination in order to work effectively.

The graphics may not be as cutting edge as other games, but there are a variety of environments that are packed with detail andclutter. The lighting system is awesome; for example, you'll find yourself i na dark room with the only light coming from the flashlight on your gun. You'll also notice that the facial animation is excellent as you can see soi much emotion on the faces of hte survivors.

The game runs well on the xBox and the PC versions. You will find that the PC version will look better on higher resolutions, and there are some loading lags with the xBox version but nothing that is a serious concern.

The audio is very stong, with realistic sounds and special effects.

Overall, the game is probably one of the better social video games that has been released in a long time. It's definitely worth the gameplay.



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Tomb Raider: Underworld Review

November 28th 2008 00:12


Lara Croft is one of the most known game icons in the world. She is by far the most popular heroine that you will find, as she explores various ruins, fights human and supernatrual threats, and solves numerous puzzles while she becomes one of the best and greatest archeologies in gaming.

Tomb Raider: Underworld is another game in the Tomb Raider series with Lara Croft, and with the most recent addition to the series, there are more hopes for expansion.

For the most part, you will find that Underworld is a continuation of the original storyline. There will be a quick summary and recap of the players as a refresher from Legend. But, Underworld will start as Lara Croft explores the coordinates that lead her to the Mediterranean Sea. She will investigates, she makes an interesting find.

The storyline of Underworld is pretty good, so if your a gamer that enjoys a good story, you'll find Tomb Raider: Underworld entertaining, to say the least. And, you'll find that the blend of cutscenes and exploration will keep the game moving fast.

The pace of the game is caused by a few adjustments and refinements in the game's mechanics. Where in Legend, you were given a large amound of flexibility with a lot of freedom for your agility and speed, it is pretty retained in Underworld. Althouth, you can still manipulate Lara's acrobatics and scale walls, the creators attempted to build on the basics with the gameplay.

The creators fof Tomb Raider Underwold removed the quick time elements and replaced them with Situational Adrenaline, that will give you the feeling that you need to react in order to avoid a particular threat.

They also made minor adjustments to combat. Where Lara Croft still retains her agility for tumbling and firing, she now has the ability to aim and fire at two enemies at the same time, which is rather useful if you are taking out swarms of bats or other creatures. But, at the same time this new ability hampers the progress of other enemies that attempt to close in on you and perform melee attacks.

In Underworld, Lara Croft has sticky grenades that go off in a specific location, which cuts down the frustration that was in Legend.

You are able to trigger the adrenaline at any time throughout the game, which will slow down the actions of your enemies and make your shots stronger. ou are able to store your adrenaline until you've maxed out your holding, to which you are then able to get close to any enemy and bounce off of them in attempts to a one-shot kill.

There is one main concern with the adrenaline system. It makes a large number of the battles way too easy because you are constantly refreshing your adrenaline, which allows you the ability to move quickly, giving you an edge over your opponent. You can still alter the game's difficulty.

Lara Croft comes with a sonar map that will guide you anywhere in the game, which allows you a 3D picture of everything at all times. This is pretty cool, I guess.



You will also find that Underworld has Field Assistance where if you find yourself stumed, you can access hints through your PDA. This is a nice feature for those who have problems visualizing where they need to go.

The game has slowdown and framerate drops that happen a lot throughout the game, which sucks as it is rather distracting. Although, the point is to be a little distracting to get you out of the visual and aural presentation, but the level of them just pop in and snap into place with odd shadows and flickers of light.

Another of the main concerns with the game is that there are a number of clipping and object detection issues. Lara Croft will frequently move into or through walls or blocks, which will sometimes force her into an animation loop as the game attempts to reconcile movements and areas that she shouldn't be in.

And of course the camera is a pain becuase as you move through the environment, the camera will zoom, pan, and tilt on its own accord without your instruction or direction. Normally, this wouldn't be that big of a concern, except the camera will stay in place making it hard to figure out the right jumping angle or location to move.

You will find taht the Xbox has downloadable ocntent, which you won't get with the Playstation 3, which gives the Xbox a slightly better edge.

Oh, and if you're wondering about the graphics and sound quality.... They are pretty good. The animations are well done, and the voices are pretty good.

The game is an average action game, that Lara Croft fans will probably get some good gameplay out of, but personally I find there are a good number of technical concerns with the game.

Check out just a few of the scenes that you will encounter.





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WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2009 Review

November 11th 2008 00:12


Yes, there is another wrestling game, much less another SmackDown VS Raw game... But since it's been released and since we're all playing it, I'm writing a review for those who haven't played it yet


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Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa Review

November 9th 2008 18:41


The first Madagascar was probably one of the better animated films of the year, but with the second film, it's not as great, if you ask me, but anyway, we're all here about the Madagascar Escape 2 Africa video game, not the movie. Although, if you are looking for a purely entertaining family friendly movie, Madagascar Escape 2 Africa is definitely it


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Male Kombatants of Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe (MK)

October 24th 2008 12:05
The Mortal Kombat team is a fierce one, so you'll want to watch out with Mortal Kombat and the DC Universe team meat up. You'll have 10 DC Universe kombatants and 10 Mortal Kombat kombatants, Your DC Universe men will include some of your favorite heroes and villains, whereas the women are greatly outnumbered. With just two from each side, the women kombatants should still be feared. But, remember that the game is a true two player game, so grab your friend and watch the two worlds collide when Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe is released in November.

But, anyway, Midway's new Mortal Kombat installment should not disappoint, especially as it has already built up hype around the gaming forums. You'll find that come November, they're going to sell out fast, so make sure to get your Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe video game first. Pre-Order so that you can be the first to play as Sub Zero or Baraka, or one of the many other Mortal Kombat kombatants. Anyway, check out the men Mortal Kombat kombatants below


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Male Kombatants of Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe (DC)

October 23rd 2008 13:12
Midway is releasing probably the most talked about and potentially the most sought after Mortal Kombat installment next month, and believe you me, it's going to be one of the best. With 10 characters from DC Universe and 10 characters from Mortal Kombat, you'll be in for a ride.

With two worlds colliding in November, it's only natural that you want to know who your kombatants are. Well with 4 female kombatants and 16 male kombatants, you'll have a good time choosing your kombatant. Now, I want to introduce your 8 male DC universe kombatants. For the 8 male Mortal Kombat kombatants, you'll want to check out THIS LINK
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Female Kombatants of Mortal Kombat Vs. DC Universe

October 23rd 2008 08:30
Midway has been one of the most popular video game makers for over 20 years. Most of their success comes from the Mortal Kombat franchise in which 2 players compete against one another in a bloody fight to the death. They were the first to introduce the ability to actually kill your opponent at the end of a match, known as a "fatality" and many other video game makers followed suit but Midway will always be known as an innovater in the video game world. In November 2008 Midway plans to release their newest installment in the Mortal Kombat series, and once again they've brought new innovation to the game with Mortal Kombat Vs. D.C. Universe. This is looking to be the biggest and baddest Mortal Kombat game to date. It occurred to me that some people out there might not know who the Kombatants are or anything about them so i decided to write this to give you a little insight on the characters, in this article i will introduce the female characters from both the Mortal Kombat world and the D.C. world.

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