sometimes a picture explains it all
The last SPEC OPS title I touched was actually on my SEGA Dreamcast back in 2000, so when I first heard that 2K Games was working on a new entry to the franchise, I honestly didn't pay much attention. Then I thought about how much I had been enjoying 3rd person shooters of late and decided to give this new outting, SPEC OPS: The Line a second look.
...and she's sad to report that she couldn't get an exact figure on the % of wub wub
Things just got real.....Panda real
It should be no surprise that Rockstar Games is focused on introducing (and re-introducing) the Max Payne franchise to gamers new and old. What is surprising – at least to me – is that part of the Payne universe is extending to mobile.
Day one of my PAX East experience started with Agnieszka Szóstak, the Marketing Specialist for CD Projekt RED...the fine folks behind The Witcher 2 and The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition
While enjoying one of my favorite video reviewers, I came across another reviewer: Vixen. It doesn't hurt to try something new, so I checked out Vixen's reviews. Vixen reviews a wide variety of anime, so no matter your taste, she's probably watched a show you're interested in. I decided to show you her review of Vandread, one of my favorite anime.
Spec Ops: The Line is about a squad of soldiers who investigate what has happened to their compatriots, who have gone rogue and are committing atrocities.
What;s unique about this game? Sand. The game is set in Dubai; there is a lot of sand. You can use sand to your advantage in accomplishing your mission, like, for example, burying dudes alive. Also, Nolan North!
Check it out!
Nvidia recently released a new video card to the masses. Does it measure up? Does it unseat the previous top dog the AMD Radeon 7970? Read on to find out.
