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Assassin’s Creed

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : August 8, 2011
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Calling all game enthusiasts out there, prepare to be mesmerized for a new breakthrough in the world of technology and games has arrived.

Released early November of 2007, the Assassin’s Creed game became a hit to Xbox and Play Station 3 gamers. Just like what the title says, the player gets to play the role of an assassin with the mission to kill and assassinate the enemies. The game was set in the medieval times during the 12th century in a holy land. It basically talks about a bartender who has been kidnapped; he is to be used as a test subject for an experiment the villains want to conduct.

One thing that made Assassin’s Creed a much awaited game was because of its graphics. The use of the latest graphics design made it even more realistic. The cities and places in the games are very well done, paying much attention even to the littlest detail of the object. The plants and animal were also done well; it’s as if you are looking at real living things. A user friendly game console also made the game better than the others. The main mission of the game is to do as much assassination as possible. Making the character jump from one rooftop to another is an easy thing to do. The character can walk and run, do swordplay or throw daggers at the enemies or even disguise himself as an ordinary person to hide from the guards. Another game feature present in the game is the ability of the characters to climb on almost all objects like buildings and houses. This makes the game even more fantastic since you can get a full view of the city you are in while on top. There are also a lot of places to explore and streets to wander; overall the game environment is very amazing. The game’s special effects were truly fantastic, including the game play and also the soundtrack which really suited the mood and theme of the game.

Assassin’s Creed is a game of action, which provides a lot of excitement and fun especially for those gamers who love action packed games. So for those player who love story based games, then this one is for you.

Climb the top of buildings and enjoy the wonderful view you can see

Climb the top of buildings and enjoy the wonderful view you can see

Disguising as a means of escape from the guards

Disguising as a means of escape from the guards

The Animus machine

The Animus machine

Education Can Be Fun Through VTech

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : December 16, 2009
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Do you have problems with regards to upbringing your child and giving them the best education? Luckily for you, V Tech V-Motion Active Learning System is the new hottest toy around for kids this coming holiday seasons. Considered to be a big breakthrough for junior gamers, the V-Motion takes educational video gaming to a whole new level with its innovative motion-activated system that engages both their minds and as well as their physical bodies.

“V motion is a key item on must have holiday gift list this year because it is interactive and fun for younger kids. It provides the age appropriate, educational learning qualities and price-value that parents look for when purchasing toys for children”, said by Reyne Rice, Specialist of Toy Industry Association.

V-Motion is well suited to kids ages 3 to 8. It can easily be set up on any television screen to provide kids with high-tech gaming experience giving them a thrill adventure which can be both entertaining and educational. V-Motion features a motion controlled intuitive wireless controller that is well suited for right and left handed play. It also encourages, active gaming giving kids a more active gameplay keeping their mind in tip top shape all the time. Learning can be fun and rewarding as the V-Motion encourages kids to learn basic math, reading, science, spelling and a whole lot more.

There are also V-Motion Smartridges that offer Little Einstein Wonderpets, Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and Wall-E just to name a few. The console is compatible with the entire V Smile Smartridge library. A single Smartridge game contains all the basic elements that encourage kids to learn math, reading, shapes, colors, problem-solving, logic and many more.

In addition to the action packed game, Smartridge gameplay, V-Motion has bundled it with the V.Link, a USB drive that lets kid connects to VTech’s secure online site to unlock bonus content and track their score to other V-gamers.

Bloodier and Gruesome with Left4Dead 2

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : November 26, 2009
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Time surely flies when it comes to mopping out zombies with a shotgun in hand. Looks like Valve has done it again with the new sequel of everybody’s favorite zombie game Left4Dead. This time around, Valve has added a much more features than the original Left4Dead that made many gamers screamed in their seats. Left4Dead 2 is very much the same as the original, but rather Valve has stepped upped the ante by adding more content and more devastation as anyone could get.

Left4Dead 2 represents a rather unusual speedy turn of events, considering many delays it has experienced since its final days of release. Just like the original there are multiple difficulty settings for you to choose from, with normal settings as the entry-level setting for newbie’s in the games.

There are many gameplay changes that have been added in the game. These include the new zombie horde, with an added feature of new members including a police in riot gear that needs to take a few rounds of bullets just to stop it dead in its tracks. Three new infected are added in the game this includes the Loopside Charger like a partially evolve Tank Zombie, the Jockey, a small infected zombie that leaps, and the Splitter that is a variant of the Boomer that vomits a large stream of acid bile.

New guns are added to the player’s arsenal which includes melee type weapons wherein you can now hack through a Zombies skull with the use of an Axe. Players now have accessed to a trunk load full of new weapons like the AK-47, Grenade Launchers and as well as silenced machine guns. They also added new item types like the adrenalin shots, making players heal and likewise give players the added boost to move faster. And also, there are defibrillators, which in the same way revive dead party members.

Overall, Valve has kept the same old formula that makes it original game a success. Left4Dead 2 packs the same punch as the original with added new features making it fun to play especially in multiplayer matches.

Get Into Full Motion with Sony Ericsson’s Yari

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : November 19, 2009
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The new Sony Ericsson Yari is specifically targeted to give consumers the ultimate gaming experience. It may lack the most innovative slider but don’t fret this little device has many surprises in its sleeves. The Yari has a decent 5-mega pixel camera with auto focus. But its real focus has to be its gaming functionality.

Thanks to the built in GestureTek, the new Sony Ericsson Yari can use its own camera to detect your moves and translate them into gaming moves. It can also do some wireless multiplayer games. The technology has already been introduced in Japan through its DoCoMo cellphones but it is only now that it has been readily available for worldwide use.

The design of the Sony Ericsson Yari is simple and neat that will attract many conservative users. But the hood may seem a bit obnoxious that might not appeal to many tech freaks. For starters it has two small knobs present above the display which are actually dedicated for gaming. Between the keys are the light sensors, earpiece and the secondary camera.

It sports a 2.4 inch screen with 262K color display, pretty well for viewing pictures. Underneath the LCD screen lies the ample D-pad which is sided by six controls topped with thin soft key followed by a huge call and end key.

Sliding up the phone reveals the 12-key alphanumeric keypad. The phone also supports a standard 3.5mm jack and the micro/mini USB port for transferring files in a breeze. To our surprise the phone is equipped with the same Walkman music player but not being a complete Walkman device. Consider this phone more of a hybrid combining both Cybershot and Walkman elements all into one.

Overall, the Sony Ericsson Yari is a great phone with excellent gaming capabilities. It has revolutionized the way we think of phones and it is well suited to many gamers.

Dragon Age: Origins Review

Posted by :thechristianwriter On : November 18, 2009
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If you’re hunting for dragons then Dragon Age: Origins is the game suitable for you. When was the last time you set foot on a fantasy world only to be whacked in the head by a newspaper for daydreaming in Physics class? Dragon Age: Origins is that kind of game which has rich storyline and excellent graphics that bring the wicked of imaginations to life.

Set in the fictional life of Ferelden, you meet many memorable characters in which you fight and make a cause for which you believe in. Dragon Age has the best storyline to date. BioWare’s new role playing game has set gamers to pit of one hell of an adventure that would leave them begging for more. The story is simply brilliant and well crafted. It is lengthy though but proves to be entertaining in the end.

Dragon Age’s plot is set on the time when hordes of demonic creatures called as Darkspawn. You create your own party of heroes and develop a close connection with them in return for a great adventure you lead your party on. In the world of Dragon Age you develop your character and make them strong all throughout the game. Meeting new companions and completing quest is one of the few things you can do as you progress the storyline early on in the game.

All in all the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions have their own set of unique challenges. Sound quality is decent from the character dialogues and background music. Not very much epic compared to that of God of War. In terms of graphics, its pretty good with excellent rendering of creatures and character details.

Dragon Age: Origins is definitely worth playing as it can easily rival many modern day RPG’s. Bioware did a great job on putting a game like this and ended up a decent action paced RPG that doesn’t get old.