Urban Crime, Gameloft’s latest underworld action-fest, has landed on the iOS platform. The free-to-play sandbox title features plenty of vehicles to jack and enemies to plug with hot slogs. We spoke with Edouard Vitroly, product manager for Gameloft about the new crime title.
Beside the Wii-U Nintendo had Kid Icarus Uprising on hand and it’s basically the same game I played last year. Wow. A whole year and nary an improvement to be found. The flight controls are okay. Shooting and dodging enemy fire in the sky is easy enough to control, but once Pit gets on the ground just throw your hands up in the air and walk away. I did. After punching everyone in sight and declaring myself master of the realm.
Santa delivers new Gears of War 3 content–the Fenix Rising Pack–shortly after the holidays.
Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City, a squad-based shooter, is unlike any other Resident Evil game before it–and perhaps changing the formula is exactly what the series needs.
Uncharted 3 isn’t as intense and challenging as its predecessor, but that does not make it less enjoyable. It’s own magical experience; if you’re still sitting here reading this, and have yet to purchase Uncharted 3, I suggest you get your butt up and do so.
In the words of the Notorious B.I.G, “We goin goin, back back, to Cali Cali.”
Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception, after much anticipation, is finally here. If you shelled out the cash for Naughty Dog’s Collector’s Edition, or are just curious about what’s inside, check out Tatjana Vejnovic’s unboxing. Yup, she’s Lady Ga Ga for Halloween. Hello Kitty Lady Ga Ga
Rockstar Games returns to the mobile scene with one of the most innovative and iconic games in gaming history: Grand Theft Auto III. The game zooms onto select Android and iOS gear for its tenth anniversary, featuring updated graphics, improved textures, and double the pixel resolution.
There were two things that long-time Max Payne fans griped about when Max Payne 3 was revealed. First, was the lack of hair. Max became yet another bald protagonist with a gun in a sea of games full of similar-looking heroes. Then we noticed Max was no longer in New York City, which has been his neo-noir stomping ground in the first two games. In Max Payne 3, he quits his detective job, moves to Brazil to act as private security and sheds his hair and noir trenchcoat for a wife-beater, a beer gut, and the Yul Brynner look. With barely any gameplay footage to scrutinize at that point, there was little left that looked like Max Payne at all.
Gangsters. Zombies. Gunplay. Yup, Yakuza of the End is headed to America.
