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Tony Hawk: Ride Video Game Bundle

December 8th 2009 14:28


The Tony Hawk Ride game has four different modes that include a Challenge mode, Speed, Trick, and Free Skate mode. You can skate all over the world in all sorts of situations and places. You can try various tricks, verts, and speed challenges amongst various levels. You may even grow so talented that you can beat even your most experienced skateboarding friend.

You'll find that when you play the Tony Hawk video game you can learn how to master over 100 different moves from beginner to advanced. You can play in multiplayer mode or online support. You can create a very unique gaming experience when you join the online mode and play against friends.

The Tony Hawk Ride video game can be purchased for the Wii, Xbox 360, and Playstation 3, so no matter which console you have at home, you'll be able to have fun and enjoy the newest skateboard video game.

Whether your have advanced skateboard experience or no experience at all, you can find your self having fun and enjoying this skateboard video game.

When you purchase the bundle, you get the skateboard controller that features motion sensing technology, smart sensors, a contoured base, and a gritty surface to ensure your grip on the controller. Using the board controller, you don't have an analog stick, buttons, or anything that you have to keep in your hand while you skate around the world. The skateboard controller allows you to experience a wide range of moves.




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Wolverine the Video Game is Better than the Movie

May 13th 2009 18:30
The X-Man Wolverine movie has been fairly popular in the theaters, but the video game has been said to be much better than the movie... Not just one person has said it, but many... Even Hugh Jackman has given his approval to the video game. He even took some of the script from the game and brought it into the movie because he was so dazzled by it.

The video game vaguely follows the plot in the movie, but at the same time it really goes beyond the movie, expanding on various scenes from the film.

If you're in to bloody and gory video games, you'll find that in the opening, alone, you start the game with Wolverine using his Ginsis to butcher several soldiers, stabbing one through the skull and then going crazy stabbing the other two. That's definitely just the beginning of the blood and gore to the game, you'll see loads of shots sent through the air, stabs, blood, and severed heads.

You'll find that there is more X-Man lore in the video game. It's been reported that about 90% of what you see in X-Men Origins: Wolverine is featured in the video game, but that the events in the movie really only make up 50% of what's in the game. The video game is more of a savage adventure game, if anything.

There are more fights between Wolverine and his enemies, and the bigger fights are memorable with 300-foot tall bosses.

So, as you can see the Wolverine X-Men video game is rated Mature, which overpowers the PG-13 rating of the film. So, rent the game, buy it, you're choice... Just check it out for yourself.

Try the Wolverine: X-Men Origins in any of the major consoles including: Nintendo DS, Wii, PC, PlayStation 2 and 3, PSP, and Xbox 360. Also, make the choice between the standard or UnCaged editions.



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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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Fallout 3 Cheats

December 16th 2008 01:25


So Fallout 3 is probably one of the more popular role-playing video games on the market today, and even the biggest gamer and Fallout lover can't get all the way through solely on his own gaming tolerance. Well, maybe but it would take a good bit of work that a few cheats and codes could easily help out your experience, maybe even make it more enjoyable if you have a little help


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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


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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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Fallout 3 Review

October 29th 2008 12:26
Fallout 3 is probably one of the newest role-playing games that offers full deliverance and a gripping, action packed game. The game paints a picture of the dstopian future where people are on the cusp of the atomic revolution in the 1950s, as seen with a sci-fi view in terms of if several thousand bombs were dropped on it. The game is dark and dreary, but it is filled with dark humor and desperation.

As Vault Dweller, you are a blank slate and write your own story. You'll start the game with your own birth, but quickly move toward childhood and various pivotal events via snapshots. But, since that would be a boring video game, you'll wake up at the end of your childhood with various alarms and mass confusion. You father has opened the vault and left, which has shattered the existence of the other inhabitants of the vault. You have to go in search for him


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