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May 23rd, 2009, 21:22 Posted By: wraggster
Fileplanet subscribers have a special opportunity today to get in on the upcoming beta of America's Army 3. Completely rebuilt from the ground up using Unreal Engine 3, this new sequel of the Army's premiere tactical game gives players a chance to experience the combat from the point of view of real soldiers, planning attacks and defenses, earning medals, and advancing up through the ranks.
Keys for the limited beta will be awarded on a first come, first serve basis, so head on over to get access to the FilePlanet America's Army 3 Beta!
http://uk.pc.ign.com/articles/986/986002p1.html
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May 23rd, 2009, 21:20 Posted By: wraggster
Genius, a brand division of KYE Systems Corp., today announced the extension of their racing wheel line with the introduction of the TwinWheel FF, a force feedback gaming wheel developed for race enthusiasts who want a true-to-life experience when taking their turn at the wheel.
The TwinWheel FF is a dual platform (PS2 and PC) racing wheel that features 12 programmable buttons for total gaming flexibility and four suction cups and a C-clamp for perfect control and stability during any race – even in those hairpin turns. The ergonomic rubberized wheel with force feedback technology allows users to feel every movement of their vehicle for the ultimate driving experience. The Immersion-patented TouchSense technology allows the user to experience every bump, collision, and crash, as if they were there, live. The streamlined gas and brake pedals let users quickly speed up or stomp on the brakes, just like in real life.
Features:
*Rubberized wheel comfortable to hold
*Force feedback technology feels just like real life!
*Compatible with PlayStation2 and PC systems
*Ergonomic foot pedals include an accelerator and a break
*Four suction cup and C-clamps fit most tables and desks
Priced at $89, the TwinWheel FF is the perfect addition to any racing game. Interested shoppers can go to New Egg.com, Amazon.com, Tiger Direct, Buy.com or other retailers and distributors listed at http://www.geniusnetusa.com/buy.php. Additional information on all of Genius' racing wheels and other exciting products can be found at www.geniusnetusa.com.
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May 23rd, 2009, 21:19 Posted By: wraggster
Sherlock Holmes versus Jack the Ripper is currently available in many European countries and is already considered by all to be the best Sherlock Holmes adventure to-date. To convince yourself, Focus Home Interactive invites you to try the new demo, which will immerse you in a truly realistic and living Whitechapel , while giving you a little taste of what awaits you in this great investigation.
This new demo showcases the many graphical, technical and narrative improvements made in the series as well as demonstrating the innovative use of two different views. The first perspective, the classic view, lets you control Sherlock Holmes as in a traditional point and click game while the second perspective allows you to play in first-person mode.
This 591MB playable demo lets you play as Sherlock Holmes at the very beginning of the game and witness Jack the Ripper's first murder as a spectator. Shivers are guaranteed, but keep in mind that this playable demo, as well as the complete game, is not advised for players less than 16 years of age.
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Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper allows you to play as the greatest detective of all in the London of 1888. A series of particularly horrible murders creates paranoia throughout the country. Atrociously mutilated prostitutes' bodies are found by the police without them being able to find a serious lead. Sherlock Holmes starts looking for clues in the dark and sinister alleys of Whitechapel in order to follow the macabre trail of the one the press now calls "Jack the Ripper." During an adventure full of twists, Sherlock Holmes will try to bring out the true identity and the motives of the one who hides behind this scary alias.
The Sherlock Holmes series is known as one of the best franchises in adventure games and is very popular with around 1.5 million copies sold worldwide. Now, Sherlock Holmes is back with a game that will give a new dimension to the series. Indeed, Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper will offer players two different views that are accessible at any time: a third person view in the purest style used in point & click adventure games, as well as a first person view. The player will be free to play in one or the other modes or even combine them for greater immersion into this terrifying adventure. Another novelty: the player will also find an original crime scene reconstitution system that will allow him to test his theories during his progress in the investigation to follow the bloody trail of the terrifying serial killer.
Sherlock Holmes vs. Jack the Ripper will be released for DVD ROM PC in May of 2009 and at the end of the year on Xbox 360.
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May 23rd, 2009, 21:16 Posted By: wraggster
Paradox Interactive and Kerberos Productions today announced an expansion to the critically acclaimed 4X space strategy game series Sword of the Stars.
The new expansion, Argos Naval Yard, can be combined with either the original game or any of its previous expansions and will provide players with:
* 19 new technologies, including advanced drones, over thrusters, two new satellite designs, defensive interceptor micro-missiles, and polarized plasmatics which will unlock a new weapon type
* Over 75 new ship sections to build
* 10 new weapons, including the new inertial cannons, kelvinic torpedoes, and the fearsome rail cannon
* 3 new scenarios
"With the successful release of the Sword of the Stars Ultimate Collection, the expansion Argos Naval Yard is a natural extension of the Sword of the Stars series," said Chris Stewart, COO of Kerberos. "The new ships, weapons and technologies in Argos Naval Yard will present gamers with new challenges and capabilities."
Argons Naval Yard is scheduled for release June 17 with an SRP of $8.99 / € 7.49 / £6.99
Sword of the Stars with an expansion is currently on sale at download portals GamersGate, Impulse, Steam and Direct2Drive and other leading digital distribution networks.
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May 23rd, 2009, 21:12 Posted By: wraggster
I have a friend who is addicted to an MMO (Pirates of the Burning Sea). On a typical day, he will wake up around 9am, browse the forums for a bit, then go online and stay online all day, playing until about 3am the following morning, taking only toilet breaks and stopping to eat ready-meals. While the rest of the house works hard revising for exams, this friend will be playing his MMO instead. Now, I am pretty confident that this comprises an unhealthy addiction; unfortunately, I have no idea what to do about it. Any attempt to physically prevent him from playing the game would most likely result in an outburst of anger and possibly physical violence. Attempts at telling him he has a problem have been met with derision and angry retorts. Slashdotters, what would you do to help out a friend in this situation? Perhaps you are a reformed addict yourself — if so, how did you break out of the habit? Or maybe I should just leave well enough alone and allow him to continue? Any thoughts are gratefully received.
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/05/22/2334206
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May 23rd, 2009, 21:09 Posted By: wraggster
With the App Store, App Catalog, App World, Ovi Store, and all shades of third-party mobile software stores out in the wild, Microsoft's undoubtedly looking at Windows Marketplace as being one of the more important features it's bringing to the table in the fanfare surrounding WinMo 6.5. Differentiating features that Redmond can pimp against the competition -- all of which sound like identical concepts from a quick glance on paper -- could be a key offensive weapon in keeping 6.5 playing with the big boys long enough to get WinMo 7 out of the door, but one thing we now know won't be a part of that is a useful app sharing concept. As it was originally understood, the idea was that the Windows Marketplace would allow you to share purchased apps with up to a total of five devices, meaning friends, family, and coworkers could exchange wares. Seems like a good idea to casually spread the word about great software, but Microsoft's now followed up to clarify: turns out you'll only be able to share the app with five of your own phones, the idea being that you'll be able to easily transfer software licenses when you upgrade to new hardware. To verify the link, you'll need to use the same Windows Live ID on all devices -- so unless you plan on sharing your htc_blue_angel_4_lyfe@hotmail.com with everyone you know, you're out of luck.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/23/m...self-others-n/
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May 23rd, 2009, 21:09 Posted By: wraggster
While a good number of its machines are already running the OS -- about 13 percent at this point -- the United States Army has mandated that before the clock strikes midnight on December 31st, 2009 that all of its Windows-powered computers must switch from XP to Vista, presumably and hopefully with Service Pack 2. Additionally, all Office 2003 users will have to upgrade to the 2007 variant, but thankfully, someone with a little Vista experience made sure to omit standalone weapons systems from the mandate -- you know, because there's not really time to click through eight confirmation boxes when launching a time-sensitive homing missile. All jesting aside, we're flummoxed that the Army didn't just wait for Windows 7 to roll out in a few months before making this decision, but hey, what's a few more billion in upgrade costs next year, right?
http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/23/u...y-end-of-2009/
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May 22nd, 2009, 23:33 Posted By: wraggster
In some really encouraging news, Paul Thurrott at SuperSite for Windows is reporting that Microsoft isn't gonna put the arbitrary limit on its netbook-bound Windows 7 Starter Edition where users could only run three applications at a time. Now the only thing holding you back from simultaneous Skype, AIM, browsing, DVD playback, and Plants vs. Zombies will be the space on your screen and the specs in your portable. So how will they tempt users to upgrade to Home or Premium now? We'll just have to wait and see on that one.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/22/m...rom-windows-7/
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May 22nd, 2009, 16:54 Posted By: wraggster
Despite having been on the market for just a little over two weeks, Plants vs Zombies is already on track to become PopCap’s best ever selling game – an impressive feat considering that it’s up against the likes of casual legends Bejeweled and Peggle.
It may well be, though, that its success stems from the fact that Plants vs Zombies has stumbled upon that rare formula that means it’s able to sell to both the casual and hardcore audience.
“[Plants vs. Zombies] is selling incredibly well and at this very early point in its history, it’s the best-selling game PopCap’s ever had,” PopCap PR rep Garth Chouteau told Gamasutra.
“There’s certainly a larger contingent of ‘hardcore’ gamers purchasing Plants vs. Zombies than most of our other titles, with the notable exception of Peggle, At the moment, we’d estimate that at least half of all buyers of the game would fall into the ‘hardcore’ category.
“There are several possible reasons for this beyond the game itself – casual buyers tend to take longer to go from trial to purchase, and Plants vs. Zombies has been available on Steam, an essentially ‘hardcore’ service, since launch and at a discount.
“At this juncture, we don’t worry much about ‘casual vs hardcore’ – we try to make games that will appeal to both audiences more or less equally. In this short attention span century of ours, this can be tricky since people tend to judge things quickly.”
http://www.casualgaming.biz/news/286...-casual-divide
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May 22nd, 2009, 16:45 Posted By: wraggster
MMORPG.com's Dana Massey asks about the possibility of throwing out the rulebook for MMOs, suggesting that the next blockbuster title in the genre will be one that ignores many of the features and conventions that have come to be standards over the years. Quoting:
"Who said that MMOs require hot bars? Who proclaimed that it's not a proper MMO unless you have quests? Blizzard took a formula that almost all MMOs had been using for years and distilled it down to addictive perfection. Love or hate WoW, it's a polished, polished title. It's no coincidence that on hardcore MMO sites, like this one, WoW is not the most hyped or trafficked game around. It's not that it's bad, but veteran MMO players don't have the same love for it, simply because we've all seen some variation of it before. The WoW community has always been a bit apart from the larger MMO community. Based purely on the number of subscribers, WoW articles should statistically annihilate every other game on this site, but they don't. A huge percentage of people who truly love WoW, I've always believed, do not know or particularly care about this whole world of MMOs out there. They're WoW players and that's it."
http://games.slashdot.org/article.pl.../05/22/0626241
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May 22nd, 2009, 16:44 Posted By: wraggster
My fiance and I have recently taken interest in City of Heroes (she's currently got a character on my account). She's got a cute little netbook, but nothing nearly powerful enough for a 5-year-old MMORPG, let alone if we take interest in Champions Online! I am reticent to buy a new gaming computer simply for what amounts to a passing phase. Has anyone had any experience using one computer to control two monitors with two sets of input devices (e.g. two keyboards and two mice, or one keyboard, one mouse, and a 360 gamepad, perhaps)? I have seen one solution that might work, but not much information from users that I can find. In short, does anyone have any experience with setups like this?"
http://ask.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/05/22/020208
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May 22nd, 2009, 01:22 Posted By: wraggster
CompuExpert, a leading B2B distributor of video games and video game accessories, today announced its lineup for the 2009 Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), to be held June 2-4, 2009 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California. CompuExpert will showcase its products at South Hall booth #2737.
"CompuExpert will be featuring some of the best games and advanced gaming gear in the world at our booth this year," said Ammar Adra, president of CompuExpert. "The highly anticipated Rise of Flight will make its first US appearance at our booth, as well as a number of new expansion packs from Just Flight for Microsoft Flight Simulator X. We are thrilled to be the exclusive distributor of such a great lineup of products at this year's E3."
Rise of Flight (PC)
Already receiving high praise after its April 2009 launch in Russia, the visually stunning WWI combat flight sim, Rise of Flight from Neoqb, will be making its maiden voyage to North America at E32009. Rise of Flight will be exclusively distributed in North America by CompuExpert.
Just Flight lineup (PC add-ons)
Just Flight, the world's largest publisher of high-quality simulation expansion software, will showcase a bonanza for flight sim enthusiasts with several new titles, including Warbirds of WWII, Air Hauler, Traffic X, 757 Captain, and World Airports 3: North America.
Free Play (Gaming accessory for consoles, PC and more)
Ultimate Game Chair introduces the world's first-ever completely wireless and portable Integration Seat! Featuring five GameSync™ vibration motors and 3D digital stereo sound, the Free Play is compatible with all gaming consoles, PCs, handheld systems, as well as digital music players and iPhone .
FragFX V2 (PlayStation 3)
SplitFish AG, the world's premiere designer of PlayStation 3 first-person-shooter (FPS) console controllers, will be showing off its award-winning FragFX Version 2 controller. Next generation of innovative accessories for the PlayStation3 computer entertainment system will also be unveiled behind closed doors by appointment only.
On hand during the show will be Dennis Dozier, one of the top ranked Call of Duty players in the world, and a member of SplitFish's dominating pro-gaming team, Team Frag. "DD" will be taking on all challengers on the PlayStation 3 in Call of Duty and Killzone 2. Those that put up a respectable fight will walk off with special limited edition SplitFish swag, and have a chance at winning a FPS Game Library.
In addition to the aforementioned products, CompuExpert is also showing the complete line of products by Razer, Saitek, and Teknmotion, and will be featuring the latest innovations from these companies at their booth.
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May 21st, 2009, 20:19 Posted By: wraggster
Ntreev USA, a leading online game developer and publisher, announced today that it has officially re-launched Pangya, its popular, online casual golf game in North America. The game is accessible to members who previously had accounts for it under the name Albatross 18 in the U.S. Any accounts that were set up during the beta phase last month will transfer over with the game's official launch. Pangya can be downloaded for free. In celebration of the official re-launch, Ntreev is offering new and exclusive items in its item shop, as well with hosting several special events.
"Pangya is Ntreev's flagship title and we are so happy to bring it back to the North American players," said Chris Lee, CEO at Ntreev USA. "We have had an overwhelming response from players who want their favorite golf game back! This casual, yet innovative and accessible golf experience is back for good--and we have great plans for its future including new content, special events and more."
With the official re-launch of Pangya, the game's item shop is now open and offering several new items never before offered in the game. In celebration of the re-launch, Ntreev will be holding two special events for its players including an attendance event where players who log in every day from today until May 30th will be rewarded with premium items to help them tee off. In addition, players who complete a full 18 holes of all 14 courses in the game by May 30th will win a flashy new swimsuit for their character.
Pangya is a casual golf game that takes the difficult rules of golf and transforms it into an easy to pick-up -and-play casual golf experience that a player of any skill level can enjoy. Featuring simple and intuitive controls, Pangya allows anyone who has used Windows to easily play with other gamers and unlike other online games; players in Pangya are friends, not enemies! Players will be taken to 14 breath-taking locations where they can choose one of 8 unique playable characters. Pangya offers players an extensive customization experience with thousands of possible combinations of costumes, accessories, equipment, golf clubs, power boosts and more that help them to become a pro out on the green.
Pangya is free for players to download and play, while some items in the game including certain characters, clothing sets, new equipment and accessories will be available to purchase via micro-transaction. The in-game currency in Pangya, called Pang, allows players to purchase items from the in-game shop that will enhance a character. The in-game shop also provides new inventory and equipment and offers players the ability to send gifts and more. Gamers can earn Pang by finishing a hole at par or better, and by showcasing powerful shots.
For more information about Ntreev USA visit www.ntreev.net. For more information on Pangya, or to download the game, please visit http://Pangya.ntreev.net/.
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May 21st, 2009, 20:17 Posted By: wraggster
Independent game developer Citeremis, Inc. today announced the release of its acclaimed RPG/action game, Aztaka. A free demo and the full game are available for online purchase and DRM-free download. Aztaka is also available on Direct2Drive; additional Web sites will be offering Aztaka in the near future.
Inspired by Aztec legend, Aztaka drops players into the middle of a war between mankind and the gods. Only Huitzilo, who is skilled in the arts of combat and magic, can save his people from the wrath of the Aztec deities.
Aztaka features richly detailed backdrops and fluid character animation, immersing players in a heroic quest to collect the seven Phonograms. Featuring 21 levels packed with mythological creatures, quests and puzzles, Aztaka provides a new universe for RPG/action fans to explore and discover.
"We worked on Aztaka for three years, with the goal of bringing the industry a fresh and unique RPG/action game with quality artwork and sound," says Jonathan Mercier, executive producer and programmer at Citeremis.
With Aztaka, which combines role-playing elements with side-scrolling gameplay, Citeremis hopes to reach fans that played SNES and NES titles like Battle of Olympus, Zelda II and Metroid in the early days of console gaming. "Our goal from the start was to stir up feelings of nostalgia in those players and to convey to a new generation of players the magic of discovering a challenging and refreshing new world," Mercier says.
The music in Aztaka features live musicians and a choir as well as a specially designed music and sound system that adapts to Huitzilo's emotional state during gameplay.
"We created a new epic universe based on Aztec legends, and our partners followed our lead by providing artwork and music to match," says Samuel Mercier, game designer at Citeremis. "Aztaka features massive hand-painted backgrounds, beautifully rendered characters, adaptive music and a stunning sound system from our friends at 3 Peak Audio."
Visit www.aztaka.com to begin exploring this unique world.
Features
• Manipulate spiritual energy to solve mysteries and vanquish foes
• Customize your character by improving specific abilities and acquiring artifacts
• Embark on optional side-quests to acquire valuable items and gold
• Visit shops to buy and sell potions, rings, piercings and skills
• Master a simple, yet challenging, spell casting system
• Conquer 21 unique and abundantly detailed levels
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May 21st, 2009, 20:16 Posted By: wraggster
Matrix Games and Slitherine are thrilled to announce the release of Commander – Europe at War Gold! This is a fully updated version of the acclaimed WWII grand strategy game Commander – Europe at War and owners of the original release can download a free v1.12 update to bring their copies up to the Gold version.
David Heath, Director of Operations at Matrix Games, said "The Commander – Europe at War Gold release is a fantastic opportunity to pick up a great strategy game. With a system that is simple to learn but engaging for veteran gamers, Commander - Europe at War Gold will stay on your hard drive for a long time to come!"
Commander – Europe at War Gold includes a new Fast Play mode with six additional campaigns as well as a slew of other improvements and fixes since the original release. This brings the PC version of the game to the same level as the recent releases for the Nintendo DS and Sony PSP.
Commander – Europe at War Gold thrusts the player into the command of either the Axis or the Allies during World War II. With only two goals at hand, survive and conquer, the player is charged with building and commanding the combined air, land and sea forces of his side. Advance your research to the cutting edge of technology in order to best your opponents and either conquer or liberate Europe!
Commander - Europe at War Gold is easy to learn and elegant, but deep in strategy and hard to master. Players will find themselves glued to their chairs from the beginning when all mayhem breaks loose across the continent with the invasion of Poland in 1939. Research new technologies, manage your manpower reserves, improve your industry, husband your oil supply and manufacture armies, fleets, and bombers to use all available strategic and tactical might to bring about victory. Commander - Europe at War Gold includes realistic combat resolution that models supply morale, terrain, leadership, equipment, training, strategic weapons and fog of war. To capture the immense scope and distance of WWII, Commander - Europe at War Gold includes a Fast Play mode with 6 campaigns as well as 6 more epic campaigns with different starting points, including the famous Barbarossa campaign, D-Day, the battle for France, and finally the Grand Campaign that will let the player refight the entirety of the Second World War the way they see fit!
Gamers who already own Commander – Europe at War do not need to purchase Commander – Europe at War Gold. Instead, just download and install the free v1.12 update from the Matrix Games downloads page and you'll be upgraded to the Gold level.
Get more information on Commander – Europe at War Gold from its official product page.
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May 21st, 2009, 20:11 Posted By: wraggster
Know a Windows power user who is (honestly) good with technology, but hasn't yet warmed to Linux? Tom's Hardware just posted a guide to installing and using Ubuntu 9.04, written specifically for the MS crowd (in other words, it talks about file systems, mount points, app installation, etc). Hopefully, by the end, your 'friend' will realize just how easy Ubuntu can be to use and start down a long path of exploration with a new operating system
http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?.../05/21/1611206
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May 21st, 2009, 20:09 Posted By: wraggster
Corsair -- the swashbucklin' favorite of privateers in need of RAM and SSDs -- has just announced that its Dominator GT DDR3 memory has been overclocked at a pretty astonishing 2533MHz. As you'd expect from a company made of braggarts and rogues, its claiming the world record for itself -- unless, of course, one of you other memory manufacturers feels like taking this bad boy on. Kingston, we're looking at you. Hit that read link for all the salacious details
http://www.engadget.com/2009/05/21/c...n-round-the-w/
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May 21st, 2009, 17:13 Posted By: wraggster
Along with its neato Moblin 2.0 netbook OS, Intel's also laid in more detail out what the next generation of Atom looks like—Pineview integrates the CPU, GPU and memory controller onto one chip, making the platform cheaper and less power-hungry overall.
As Ars' Jon Stokes points out, this is new territory for Intel that "arguably pushes Atom into SoC territory." It has some implications for Nvidia's Ion platform. Not only are Intel's graphics built into the Atom CPU, but Nvidia's probably going to have major problems from a price standpoint, since Intel can drop the cost of the Atom platform (which it sells for $25) down even further. Unbundling the Atom CPU—like to pair it with Nvidia's 9400m for the Ion platform—costs $45.
http://gizmodo.com/5264212/intels-ne...fun+lovin-chip
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May 21st, 2009, 17:03 Posted By: wraggster
Microsoft is showing a range of PC peripherals at this years Channel Expo, including webcams and wireless keyboards and mice.
Although Microsoft was not giving out any information on Windows 7, the vendor was showing its Explorer wireless mice with blu track technology, which had been optimised for Windows Live, and a complete range of webcams that feature 3D effects software as standard.
"It's been a good show so far, we've had a constant flow of visitors," said Microsoft's John Horton. "The Channel Expo is a great opportunity to mingle with the people who really make a difference. Talking to the resellers and retailers here is a good way of indirectly engaging with the end consumer."
http://www.pcr-online.biz/news/31665...hardware-range
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