| Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon
Xbox 360 |
9.0 |
| Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins
3DS |
5.0 |
| Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine
PC |
8.0 |
| Pandora's Tower
Wii |
8.5 |
| Dead Island Riptide
Xbox 360 |
6.0 |
| Star Wars: The Old Republic MMORPG IMO
Francisco H. Salanga III |
| Impressions: The Wii U Experience
Chris Carter |
| RaiderZ closed beta key giveaway
Francisco H. Salanga III |
| Early Impressions: The Secret World
Chris Carter |
| Diablo III and the Lords of Apathy
Bobby Hunter |
Just announced on the Playstation Blog, the highly anticipated Playstation Home enters open beta status on Thursday. After much anticipation and hype, every PS3 owner will now know what Home really is all about. So charge your controllers and warm up your hard drive because you’ve got something to download. Expect a full overview of Home here on Gamer Limit soon, but as for now, get out there and explore the offerings of Home!
Since the dawn of gaming we’ve enjoyed new intellectual properties, so much so that we want to see more of the same games we love, albeit with a new twist on the formula. Since the original releases of Metal Gear Solid, Final Fantasy and Halo a lot of us have enjoyed these great games and want to see more from them. I remember playing Metal Gear Solid for the original Playstation, and being taken aback at how games have taken such a leap forward. The game ran longer than most games previous to it, and offered a lot of new and innovative ways to play. After completing the game, I just had to have more. The cliffhanger ending left me wanting, and I just had to find out more about the universe.
The same runs true for Final Fantasy, and especially with Halo. I remember picking up my Xbox with a minimal choice of games. I was almost ready to put that big black brick away. That was, until I discovered Halo. Rushing to the store to pick it up, I started playing the game and was blown away by the sheer grandiosity of it. One of the signs of a great game is leaving you wanting more, and each of these titles are great games.
Video games make me happy. Their sole reason for existence is to entertain. Although this may be unclear at the first glance of any major video game message board (Fanboy uprising!), most people have nothing but good feelings about games and can’t help but look forward to anything and everything dealing with games. Unfortunately, not everything in the video game world should be anticipated, and some should be downright opposed. Gamerlimit.com is taking a look at some things we could do without in 2009.
So earlier today, Gamer Limit broke the news on Capcoms viral marketing for Resident Evil 5. And boy does the new campaign work. With tons of hype building around the next installment, Capcom is due to cash in big with Resident Evil 5. While viral campaigns aren’t new, Capcom is pushing previous made boundaries. Resistance did a great job with their viral campaign, but left many wondering what it had to do with anything. Capcom looks to be adding some good story cues with their campaign, but the same could have been said for Resistance prior to release. But with tantalizing in game footage and with main characters in the video, this looks to be good heads up of what we have to look forward to.
This week we continuing catching up with old games, specifically G.R.A.W 2, so I have decided to compile a bunch of info that answers general questions as this game still has a growing population (..hopefully) and it gives newcomers some information to check out so they can be easier acquainted to the game. Enjoy.
Just to conclude the mornings wrap up on Resident evil 5 (continuing from the last post), there is also a new trailer for Resident Evil 5 available on the viral website. To access the video go to the viral website, scroll to the far left, click on number 1, then type in Refinery.
I just received this curious email in my inbox (twice) curiosity of Capcom, could it be the start of viral marketing for Resident Evil 5? Or something more sinister… The full email is attached below.
There are always reasons when it comes to playing games; fun, stress relief, or perhaps you’re in the mood for some intense Mario action. Whatever your reason is, it always boils down to the same generic endgame. So here are a few other uses for videogames that will both entertain and satisfy.
Hello, and welcome to my Team Fortress 2 achievement guide. This guide will provide helpful tips and tricks on how to obtain all of the achievements legitimately. There are 17 achievements in TF2 and if you get them all you will also gain 170 Gamerpoints.
What sells a console? Is it strong reliable hardware? Is it a powerful graphics processor? Is it huge amounts of ram? Well if this generation is any indication, none of this matters. But one thing surely does. The games. Below the surface the 360 and PS3 have a lot in common and the odd ball Wii tends to sell fine with lacking software support.
The truth is the Wii is unique in it’s high sales of units and the lacking library is odd. Usually a game console needs a strong library with a few exclusives to push that system above the others. Thus this is a list of games from this generation that can or should push consoles. Many, if not all, should be in each respective console owners collection. Some may not seem like system sellers to everyone but in one way or another are of interest to console owners.
Guide provided by Pink lee Torres
Our feature guide for today is again another Fallout 3 guide, except this time it’s covering all the side quests, this guide was provided by Pink Lee Torres. many thanks and enjoy.
Guide provided by SwiftViolet
Continueing our forever running catch up on game guides, is a complete multiplayer guide for Rainbow 6 Vegas 2, included is everything from multiplayer tips to multiplayer-specific FAQ’s, Useful Links and a FAQ for possible-R6V2 owners. This guide covers basically every aspect of R6V2’s Multiplayer.
