Iceshadow
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I play Venom Melendez in Modern Warfare II yesterday, it was fun until he shot me in the face. Then it was on.
I play Venom Melendez in Modern Warfare II yesterday, it was fun until he shot me in the face. Then it was on.
US, December 16, 2009 - Electronic Arts upcoming Medal of Honor title promises to be much darker and more mature. During a fan Q&A posted on the official website, executive producer Greg Goodrich notes the theme of the game won't be for teenagers anymore.
"This will be the very first (M) rated Medal of Honor," Goodrich said . "However, we will always be grounded by our core tenets of authenticity and respect for the soldier."
According to the ESRB, the series has never received a rating higher or lower than (T) for Teen. Goodrich also said the debut trailer was "100% in-game footage" and that EA is taking the PC version of the title "as seriously as we do any other version."
Medal of Honor has a scheduled release of fall 2010 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC.
I completely loved 1. I have yet to play 2, though everyone does say it was a great game.The Spider-Man movie games are some of the most spectacular videogames, ever. 2 in particular. Activision doesn't need to take pointers from the Arkham guys any more than Spielberg needs them from Coppola. They're both triumphant.
"A newly disclosed Microsoft patent application — Avatar Individualized by Physical Characteristic — takes aim at fat people, proposing to generate fat avatars in gaming environments for individuals whose health records indicate they're overweight, limiting their game play, and even banning them. From the patent application: 'An undesirable body weight could be reflected in an overweight or underweight appearance for the avatar. Only requisite health levels are allowed to compete in a certain competition level. A dedicated gamer could exercise for a period of time until his health indicator gadget shows a sufficiently high health/health credit in order to allow reentering the avatar environment.' Linking one's gaming avatar to one's physique, explains Microsoft, will produce healthy and virtuous behaviors in individuals. Microsoft also proposes shaping gaming experiences by using 'psychological and demographic information such as education level, geographic location, age, sex, intelligence quotient, socioeconomic class, occupation, marital/relationship status, religious belief, political affiliation, etc.'"
let's start by identifying sex offenders in the gaming commmunity.
The interesting thing is that although 2 is radically different, way more sophisticated and a hundred times bigger than 1, 1 still holds up completely and I've replayed it many times.
3 is essentially a more technologically advanced 2, but its story-expansions aren't quite as impressive. It's still insanely fun, though and I think the gameplay is better.
http://games.slashdot.org/story/09/...-Seeks-Patent-On-Shaming-Fat-Gamers?art_pos=1
:shock: :lol: and so alot of 360 owners sell it and get ps3
2 was pretty plain and lame. The web swinging was the only thing that was great. The final boss fight was ridiculously hard.
Mega Man 10 announced!
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Even if I may be late, the trailer is not!
The more I look at these the more I think the writers like setting up stuff to segue into the X series that'll never come to pass.