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Showing posts with label PlayStation. Show all posts

Gun Metal for Xbox




Gun Metal : War transformed Genre: Shooter | Style: Third Person shooter | Release: 2005 Shooter genre (Action Futuristic) 
This is a game similar or even equal to the Transformer game, in this game we can transform from vehicles into robots could even be a sophisticated jet aircraft with a high speed, it more or less such as film,apart from that you also served a pretty good graphics for the play, other than that you will be faced with 14 missions that have been provided in this game the enemies vary.
Gun Metal is a 3-D shooting game, released in 2002, for the Xbox and PC by the now defunct Rage Software Limited. The lead artist Nick Tipping and lead programmer Mark Featherstone on Gun Metal went on to form Moonpod.
Gun Metal is a futuristic action packed experience where you take control of the fully transformable, prototype combat vehicle known as the Havoc Suit. Use the Havoc Suit to battle-ground based enemies, or transform in the blink of an eye into an agile jet and take on aircraft in high-speed dogfights.
Either way, get ready for mind-blowing action and out of this world graphics. Fight hordes of enemies through 14 different missions, scorch the earth, crush rocks under foot, fell trees, and tear chunks out of towering buildings and raze entire settlements to the ground. You can also tool-up with an extensive armoury of devastating weaponry.
Gun Metal – you have to play for a robot who can transform into a plane. The battles will take place both on land and in the air.
You are familiar with the traditions of modern mehostroeniya? So, certainly aware that transformers as a class develop a heightened pace and wins the war who have these giant robots are fighting! You are granted a unique opportunity poupravlyat this robot / plane!


Distant future: The invention of the gate portals has made it possible to go into space and begin to colonize new planets, which immediately resulted in a bloody war. Then the Senate planet Helios has published a new project called Gun Metal, you are its pilot!


Game features:
24 types of weapons
14 missions
8 large maps

Beautiful 3D landscapes, you can destroy enemy cities, burn down forests and destroying the mountain!

Very successful embodiment of the mechanical robot transformer, able to transform into a plane.

Sony Ericsson Xperia PlayStation SmartPhone



Sony Ericsson Xperia PlayStation SmartPhone addresses to game lovers since it’s a combination of Android and PlayStation being more of  a handheld gaming device than of a smartphone. Still, some of the features that will catch your eye include a 2.3 Android operating system, a 4-inches touchscreen with a resolution of 845×480 pixels and 9 hours of battery life. As a multi function Android phone, Sony Ericsson Xperia also has a 5.1  megapixel camera. Though it tends to be underrated by those who expected it to be a thinner device, it is worth placing it in our top 10 since it’s the first Android gaming smartphone.

Price : You can but Sony Ericsson Xperia PlayStation SmartPhone in market at a cost of $424.99



Virtua Tennis 4 for PS3


Virtua Tennis has been one of the best tennis games. Now it is available in an all-new pack in its fourth adaptation. We got our hands on the PS3 copy which can also be played with the Move controller. The game is divided into three parts-compaign mode, which is a long career mode; arcade play, where you can play with the Move controller; and online play. The campaign mode sets you off on a career path to take down the current set of top players, including our favorite Roger Federer.




You can choose from the latest roster of players or create your own superstar. However, the game looks a bit old. After 3-4 years of absence, one would want better graphics and technique on a comeback. The ladder system is replaced by a map. It is similar to a strategy game and often you will find yourself stuck on it. The arcade mode allows you to play non-stop and against anyone. The sound is nice and the Move's accuracy in this mode is excellent. However, you cannot play with the stick in the online mode. Overall this game is fun but it faces competition.




Infamous 2 for PS3


Seems like this is the season of sequels. Here is another in the form of Infamous 2, where Cole McGrath is back with his electrifying action. The game picks off from the last edition and shows you a bigger and meaner world. It all starts off nice and easy, but some blemishes start showing up.

The graphics are much better than the first part but the camera angles are not. When combating in tight spaces the third person camera  goes for a toss and all you see is a wall behind which you are combating the foe.


 Thankfully there are not too many of these in the game. However, the fights can be frustrating after a couple of levels. There are endless ranks of the enemy that come your way and the fights just do not end. But here is the good part, the physics system for has also improved. You get to slide and swing from electric poles, electric wires and scale any building with ease. The game is built around the mortality rate. If you help people, you evolve into a good person, if not then it's and innocent alike, you still get good karma. Hmm, strange, Looking past that, the game itself a load of fun. Infamous 2 can both fly high and exasperate at the same time and this is a mix that many wouldn't like.




Kinect Star Wars for Xbox 360


Till now we had our controllers, keyboard or mouse as our allies. Now we need to depend on our quick hand and body movements to kill those wretched beings on the dark side. The game is a lot of fun without controllers. Hopefully one will not exhausted too soon.





Forza Motorsports 4 for Xbox 360


Forza has always been a rewarding series for racing gamers. With version 4, it has leaped to the next level. A lot of new cars have been added, the graphics have become even better, car handling and assists have been imoroved too. There were many fighting for the top racing game spot, but Forza is the undisputed topper.

Green Lantern Rise Of The Manhunters for xbox 360


The Green Lantern might be a new character on the movies screen but it is an old one in the world of comics. Rise of the Manhunters makes it to our Xbox 360 screens, where we play the main character of Hal Jordan, better known as the Green Lantern. The game starts at a time when Green Lantern's planet is under attack from man-hunting droids. Hal and other Lanterns quickly go on the offensive to try rid their planet of these wretched beings.



We grabbed a copy of the game for the Xbox 360. We must say the graphics are quite nice on the platform. The story is entertaining and keeps you on your toe most of the times. However, as you progress, the game becomes a little predictable and repetitive. Some puzzles and flying missions add a bit of zing but then they are few and far between. The bosses are easy to kill, and, with the right combinations of keys, can be taken down faster.

Green Lantern has lot of weapons and moves in his armoury. The basic hits includes sword combos and fist thumps. But if you really want to get going, you can bring out weapons such as mini chain guns, spiked, maces and even a jet fighter. But beware, all these use up your green power-so take care to keep your power bar filled and you will kill swarms of enemy coming your way. The cut scenes are nice and explain a lot of the story. The game can also be played in tandem with another player by your side. Sadly this cannot be played with an online friends-which could have been a lot of glory fun.





The game is 3D-ready and can be enabled on any compatible 3D TV. The sound is good and keeps you involved in the action. The game isn't short by any means and keeps you hooked for hours. This first instalment of the Green Lantern game is worth playing if you do not mind repetitive fighting stage after stage.

Nintendo 3DS


3DS has twin screens like the earlier DS. However, 3DS has a 3D upper screen that doubles the fun. The 3D is OK, and you don't need to wear any geeky glasses. There are plenty of game choices, including our favourite Mario.




Xbox 360



Smaller,cooler and more power efficient,with increased hard disk storage as standar. What's not to like about the new Xbox 360 Slim?





A 250GB hard disk is the new standard in the Slim, and it's mounted internally.You still can't swap in your own drives as you can on the PS3, and old 360 drives don't work in the new system. You'll need a transfer cable to port across your content if you want to keep your game saves and Xbox Live Arcade titles.

The colossal, dull roar of the Xbox 360's 12x DVD drive has been quietened to a murmur thanks to a new unit from long-term Microsoft hardware partner Liteon. It's a huge improvement over the original model, roughly equivalent in volume to the PS3's Blu-ray drive.



A couple of inches shorter than the lauch model and not as wide, the new 360 is still around the same depth. It now has five USB ports(up from three on the old system), along with touch-sensitive power and eject buttons and, for the first time, built-in Wi-Fi with support for the new, faster "N" standard.

The twin 70mm fans in the old Xbox 360 have given way to a single 120mm fan in the new model that's eerily quite.The graphics chip and CPU are now just one chip,so they're easier to cool and more power-efficient Best of all,this 360 uses less than half the electricity of the model that launched in 2005.



You can buy Xbox 360 Slim in market at a Price of Rs 21,990.

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