Eh! I really tried thinking up a way to do a “first impressions” on the first 4 hours I spent playing Dragon Age: Origins but the world I encountered while playing and the content was just so massive I gave up on that idea. Hell I would like to know where people start off a review with a massive game like this. So instead of throwing a “first impressions” or a review, I will rather put down what I though while spending 4 hours with the game. First thing that caught my attention was the “Origins Story” they implemented in the game for each race and some of the classes.
Not the best quality, when you consider that these were taken with a camera while no one was looking. Apparently one of the beta testers for the game managed to snap a few shots of the new Halo game and post it on the internet. Not the smartest thing to do I guess, I would hate to be in his shoes if Microsoft and Bungi find him cause I am pretty sure these guys sign some type of clause when they become beta testers not to leak any information about the game. Chances that these are fake? Not much since the official Halo community forum have been handing out permanent bans to whoever posts the image or goes into lengthy discussions about them. And from the look of things Bungi is using a new graphics engine, and it looks like it has one or two new weapons. Is that needler rifle I see? Whoa…
Oh man! The first couple of month next year is going to be epic, between Splinter Cell Conviction, Bioshock 2 and Mass Effect 2 I am going to be in gaming heaven. Anyway check out the new Mass Effect 2 “Enemies” trailer below, seems we are in for a couple of surprises.
This new trailer for Splinter Cell Conviction give you an inside look at how the Israeli martial art Krav Maga and real-life firearm techniques inspires Conviction’s all new gameplay mechanics. You’ll also learn about some Sam’s newest toys such as EMP grenades and other improvised gadgets, and also get a look at how the storyline will be taking a surprising new directions following the tragic events of Double Agent.
In Dark Void, you take on the role of a cargo pilot named Will who crashes in the Bermuda Triangle and finds himself trapped on an alien world after entering a mysterious portal. The game will feature extensive aerial combat and vertically designed levels which also includes a duck and cover system that you can use during ground combat. You can check out the latest Developer Diary below.
