Game Aware (PC only): June 2008

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

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Sunday, June 15, 2008

UEFA Euro 2008

This may be a FIFA clone but the increased speed and player animations bring this game to a new level... somewhat.

Genre: Sports

Release date: May 19, 2008

Published by: Electronic Arts

Developed by: Electronic Arts

REVIEWS -

First off, don’t worry - England’s absence from this year’s European Championships is rectifiable. UEFA Euro 2008 allows you to play through qualification, or just jump straight into the finals - with the correct team line-up or your own selection. So you can take JT, Lumpard and the rest to glory after all, until their egos are so gigantic they can’t stand up under the weight. Then there’s an international take on FIFA 08’s Be a Pro mode called Captain Your Country, which allows you to take a created player from B International obscurity all the way to European glory. But despite all this, and no matter how many times they see their team lift the virtual trophy, England fans will no doubt experience pangs of sorrow playing Euro 2008.
What will also disappoint England supporters - and followers of any other team - is that once you look past all the official kits, pitches and logos, you’ll find the FIFA 08 game engine simulating the action, producing almost the exact same gameplay that disappointed us in the autumn. There has been one major change, though - the speed of the action has been increased so the ball can be played from one end to the other with more purpose. This prevents the action getting bogged down in midfield and so produces a slicker and more dynamic game of football.
What this increased pace can’t correct is the woolly, distant feel you get when playing, caused by the disparity between the actions you try to take and what actually happens. For instance, when you spot a winger’s run, you want the through ball to go outside or inside the opposition full-back - only for it to do neither and get easily intercepted by the defence. It’s not that we expect everything to go right in every attack, but we have to be able to tell why a particular pass was or wasn’t successful, or we’ll keep failing and feeling frustrated. UEFA - and indeed FIFA - offers no help in this regard.
This doesn’t mean EA should rip up everything and start again, though - Euro 2008 displays some impressive foundations to build on. For instance, there’s the player movement, the overall shape of the game (which isn’t as stretched as PES), and the glorious animation which looks natural and spontaneous. It’s for these reasons that EA are on the right path to make their football a success - even if UEFA Euro 2008 has only taken them a little way along it. Will FIFA 09 be the one to finally make the grade? We’ll see

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Size of Game - ~1.8GB

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Saturday, June 14, 2008

Iron Man - The Official Vediogame

Tony Stark's supertech piece of armor blasts onto the next-gen scene in time for the 2008 movie.

Genre: Action

Expected Release date: 05/02/2008

Published by: Sega

Developed by: Secret Level

Multiplayer Modes: Offline - 1 player SOLO

REVIEWS -

Question: if Iron Man can fly, why has he stumbled into every pitfall of the superhero genre? His game is messy, confusing and, at best, about as good as Catwoman or Batman Begins. Which is not good at all.
In this game of the film of the comic, you are the titular Iron Man - disabled billionaire inventor Tony Stark - in his rocket-booted iron suit, out to thwart evildoers. At heart it’s a shoot-’em-up with a great deal of air-to-surface combat, although you can land anywhere and punch things. Mostly though, the gameplay boils down to ‘shoot orange targets - blue targets optional’. Worse, there’s zero skill involved in the shooting itself - holding the button fires your repulsors just as quickly as tapping it rapidly, and the auto lock-on makes it impossible to miss, even from miles away.

The game doesn’t even start you off well - Iron Man’s graphics look their worst at ground level, so introducing you to the game without the ability to fly is, while chronologically accurate, a mistake. Besides, ground combat is worse than in the air, especially as Stark’s initial weapon is the least enjoyable flamethrower of any game ever - it can’t even set cloth awnings alight.
Once airborne, occasionally - through fast-changing objectives - you’ll lose track of what you’re doing, and the game will just keep respawning enemies until you figure it out. But some levels require you to withstand such an onslaught, so it’s hard to know whether your enemies are meant to be attacking in waves, or are just respawning because you’ve not triggered the next event. There’s no way to tell. The AI is poor too, often unable to move around obstacles.
However, there is actually some skill needed to succeed. Tactical play is possible, with various useful abilities - re-routing power to your thrusters, life-support, weapons and melee attacks on the fly. It does feel like you’ve got a state-of-the-art robo-suit at your command. But in the end, success almost always comes down to trial, error and the ‘restart mission’ option.

The plot is decent enough, however, and the voice acting passable, although the script repeats itself throughout each level. So every time you restart, you have to hear the same old advice, one-liners and even telephone conversations again. The cut-scenes appear pre-rendered, yet oddly feature pop-up and re-draw, so it looks nothing like the movie. Also, the FMV camera has a habit of switching, at every opportunity, to whichever angle lets you best see down comic book pin-up Pepper Potts's top, even if that means watching a conversation from the ceiling. Whose idea was this? It’s not sexy or even in comic book style - it just feels a bit embarrassing.

What can we praise? Well, reducing the sensitivity of the camera, prevents said camera from auto-locking onto every single enemy immediately. This makes Iron Man playable-ish. You can’t calibrate the flight sensitivity, though, so flying is jerktastic. But when you do manage to carefully soar through skyscrapers in the sun, it can look very impressive, with huge draw distances and a reasonably stable framerate. But Iron Man is so jerky to control, he’s totally without grace. Much like the game as a whole, in fact.

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Friday, June 13, 2008

Turok

Classic N64 dino-shooter returns with new developer and new platforms but just as much bloody violence.

Genre: Shooter

Release date: Apr 29, 2008

Published by: Touchstone

Developed by: Propaganda Games

Multiplayer Modes: Online 16 player VS

REVIEWS -

Our new Turok, unlike his forerunners, is not a dinosaur hunter (which is somewhat of a shame, as he would surely prove very able in the role). Instead, he’s an elite commando with a few skeletons in his closet. These skeletons were placed there by a man named Kane, a war criminal who once taught our boy Turok everything he knew. As Turok, your mission is to roll up on the desolate planet that Kane calls his home and bring your former mentor to task, a mission that is complicated by 1) your ship being shot down on entry and the majority of your crew killed; and 2) the planet being populated with Kane’s personal army, which stands at around three times the population of India.
So this is the big difference; your enemies are now distinctly human-shaped. While this might come as a disappointment to long-term Turok fans, we can assure you that along the way, you’ll be having your fair share of encounters with T-Rex’s, Utahraptors and other beasts with teeth as long as their names.

The war you wage against Kane’s troops takes place across the backdrop of a lost world. Prehistoric beasts of all shapes and sizes roam the land, politically neutral to the fight unfolding around them. Singularly, the majority of the dinosaurs will prove no match for our hero. While his arrows (and, to an extent, his guns) will prove largely ineffective against an approaching lizard-beast, his trusty knife proves more than an equaliser.
Turok can take down anything up to a medium-sized herbivore with a single slash of his knife. When an appropriate moment to strike occurs, an on-screen cue appears. A prompt response will unleash a brutal cut-away shot of Turok knifing up the dino good and proper. Mis-time your attack, and the dino will move in for the kill, activating a quick timed event. Failure to escape will result in a rapid, horrible death, but success will allow you the strength to push its snout out of the way, giving you a split-second to make your escape and regroup. Slaying dinosaurs with a single button press might not sound absorbing, but there’s a certain strategic thrill that comes with successfully strafing around a snarling dinosaur and moving in for the kill, particularly in levels where space is at a premium.

In a face-to-face battle, the smaller dinosaurs rarely prove much of a threat to you. However, they pose more of a hindrance while you’re waging war against Kane’s troops for the simple reason that they don’t retreat to their hidey-hole at the sound of gunfire. If anything, it seems to attract them, because despite our dino-buddies’ political neutrality, their stomachs have a vested interest in the conflict. Luckily, they find the flesh of Kane’s goons to be every bit as palatable as they do your own, so effectively - and this is the key to understanding how Turok really works - this primal third faction can be as beneficial to your personal cause as it can be deadly, and the hunters can so quickly become the hunted.

When you start out, it might seem that the dinos do little more than add a chaotic element to the proceedings. Often, you’ll find yourself lining up a shot on a far away enemy, only to find yourself flat on your back, staring upward at a maw of teeth. At first it’ll feel completely random, but to Turok’s credit the game is always fair about things. Mostly because it always gives you the chance to escape if you’re set upon by an unseen monster (no one-hit kills); but more importantly, as you grow more experienced, you’ll learn that you can ‘sense’ the monsters around you by listening for rustling noises or observing subtle movements in the grass. Other dinos slither down toward you from tree trunks, and even harmless herbivores can ram you to the floor if they feel threatened by your presence, so there are plenty of fairly neat behavioural patterns for you to learn - usually while bullets are pinging past your head, nonetheless.
Sometimes simply waiting turns out to be the best policy; if you manage to seek out a safe spot, you can watch as a passing dino trundles into an enemy outpost and munches on a platoon of troops, allowing you to sneak by undetected or, if you’re feeling particularly violent, hang around to pick off the survivors. Later on, flare guns can be employed to guide packs of dinos to precise points on the battlefield, or even turn them against each other, but that’s largely as far as the idea goes. It’s a good concept, and one that often makes for an interesting cerebral challenge during play, but it’s also one that can end up feeling slightly half-baked at times.

Here’s our main beef with Turok: aside from this dino/human interaction dynamic, you can count all of the game’s good ideas on one claw. It’s a standard issue first-person shooter. The weapons are flimsy, boring and unmemorable. The actual level layouts aren’t too bad, but there’s rarely much trouble taken to vary either the tasks you’re given or the enemies or creatures you encounter in any given single stretch.
Ultimately, Turok was always about the spectacle, and despite the numerous changes Propaganda Games has made to the formula, this one fact about the series remains. Turok still has its share of jaw-to-the-floor moments, but they’re few and far between, and we can see gamers trotting back to the shops for a refund before they come anywhere close to encountering one.

In short, it’s extremely generic - but the other side of this coin is that Turok is dependable. This re-launch’s failing is not that it does anything badly, just that its rivals do everything better. So is Turok’s story worth listening to? We suppose it is, but only after the asking price drops a bit.

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Kung Fu Panda - The Game

Jack Black's CGI acid trip makes the inevitable transition from movie to videogame. Pray for mediocrity.

Genre: Action Expected

Release date: May 2008

Published by: Activision

Multiplayer Modes: Offline - 1 player SOLO

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In the Kung Fu Panda video game, players embark on an epic, action-packed adventure as they master the specialized Kung Fu fighting styles of Po the Panda, the unlikely hero, his teacher Shifu, and the legendary Kung Fu masters, the Furious Five: Monkey, Tigress, Viper, Mantis and Crane. Through 13 legendary levels from the movie and beyond, and spanning land, water and air, players must work their way to become the Dragon Warrior and defeat the ultimate enemy, Tai Lung, as they battle a variety of foes, overcome dangerous obstacles, navigate multi-tiered environments and solve challenging puzzles. Featuring a deep variety of gameplay, unique co-op and competitive multiplayer modes, collectibles, and a host of character upgrades, the Kung Fu Panda video game provides an experience gamers of all ages will enjoy.

"Get ready to feel the thundahhhh! Ski-doosh!"
Po is not your average panda bear. He dreams of being an ultimate martial arts master, traveling the land with his "mad skills" while keeping his people safe from harmful enemies. Sadly, it is just a dream, and he finds himself wielding a broom as he helps his father run a local Chinese restaurant. So begins Kung Fu Panda, the video game adaptation of the recently released Dreamworks computer-animated Kung Fu Panda film. It could've been just another quickie movie tie-in, like previous Activision efforts, but this one shows some effort.

Fear the panda, crocodile
You begin the game by learning Po's basic techniques, including slow attacks, fast attacks, jumping and blocking. As the game goes on, he builds a sufficient amount of energy that lets him unleash even more attacks, such as a Sonic the Hedgehog-esque rolling maneuver and a flapjack body slam that stuns all those around him. He can also occasionally obtain a weapon to dish out even more damage.
Along the way, you'll also make use of other items and characters, working in allegiance with a group known as the Furious Five -- who prove to be as nimble (and smooth handling) as Po. All of the characters interact with quick minigames, where you'll shoot at objects with a ballista, such as bags of confetti or floating lanterns, to clear a path.
Po will need all these resources as he finds himself doing battle with an evil snow leopard named Tai Lung, who's broken out of a high-security prison to punish those who put him there in the first place. Lung is anything but a wuss, and the same goes for his well-armed followers.
Overall, the game presents most of the same techniques present in other movie-licensed platformers over the past few years. Still, it won't bore you, as you can mix up quick and strong attacks to put together a few devastating combos. You'll also find a fair amount of energy-restoring food, coins (to spend on items in a virtual shop) and checkpoints. That way, if you die in a certain spot, you don't have to begrudgingly go all the way back to the beginning of a level.
Luxoflux, the game's developer, also put a significant amount of work into Kung Fu Panda's presentation. The visuals are quite striking, faithfully bringing Po's animated world to life. The animation is mostly spot-on, without very little sign of glitches or other "rush job" mishaps. The lighting is particularly beautiful, with fuzzy, lifelike shadows on the ground following the main characters wherever they go. The level design is acceptable, not going overboard to the point you're getting lost but, at the same time, avoids being too simple.
Fans of the film will be happy to know that its main vocal star, while not Jack Black sounds pretty close, supplies the voice for Po in the game. He comes across as smarmy yet lovable; a goof who tries to show confidence but occasionally cracks under the pressures of reality. Sure, some of the voice samples are overused, but overall it's great to have him on board. The other voicework is up to par as well, even though some of the film's actors don't fill their roles here. The music is effectively moody and the sound effects work as expected.
Along with the 13-level single-player game, Kung Fu Panda also offers competitive multiplayer for up to four local players. As you proceed through the game, you'll unlock new characters and modes to try out with your friends, along with bonus outfits and clips from the film. There are also a few unlockable minigames, including Shanghai and Po Go (Go with Po...get it?). It would've been nice for Luxoflux to make most of these available right off the bat, offering a breezy alternative to all the kung-fu tomfoolery. Online play wouldn't have been bad either.
If you're more of a hardcore player, you might want to set Kung Fu Panda aside in favor of something meatier, such as Tecmo's Ninja Gaiden II. However, this Panda fits the bill. The presentation is better than previous licensed Activision fare (especially with whoever did Black's voice -- very awesome), the gameplay satisfies and the unlockable content will keep you busy. Ski-doosh!

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Race Driver GRID

If Racicing is Abusing U, Keep GUTS & Play!

Genre : GT / Street Racing

Release date : June 3 ,2008

Published by : Codemasters

Developed by : Codemasters

Modes: Offline(1 player SOLO)/Online(12 player VS )

Min system requirements : 1 Gig (XP), 2 Gig, NVIDIA GeForce 6 series, ATI 1300XT or better, 12 Gigabytes, DirectX 9.0c

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Last year, Codemasters felt a name change was in order for its long-running Colin McRae rally-racing series, at which point it aptly dubbed the through-the-trenches racer DIRT. The UK-based publisher today unveiled a similar tack with its TOCA street-racing series, replacing the game's working title, Race Driver One, with the punched-up moniker GRID.
Presumably in reference to a racetrack's starting grid, Codemasters' latest racer again lets aspiring Andrettis hop behind the wheel of various high-powered automobiles for street and drift racing. GRID features a turbocharged version of Codemasters' DIRT game engine, as well as car and environment damage. Players will be able to compete in a variety of race types across the US, Europe, and Asia.

“Hello, Bozo.” It’s charming enough when a game greets you every time you load it. It’s even more endearing when you can choose to be called, instead of your first name, a gently satirical nickname like Bossman, or Chief or, indeed, Bozo. The announcer sounds like she’s almost laughing whenever she says it, like it’s our little shared joke. So we’re proud to be a Bozo, and we feel welcomed. Immediately, from the second it’s loaded up, it’s clear that the good-natured personality of this racer is a far cry from its ever-frowning contemporaries.
GRID totally understands the importance of presentation. While other car games, especially those with any leaning towards accurate simulation, content themselves with being an accurate racing model and leave it pretty much at that, this smiling semi-sim paints a little flair onto even minor details. Such touches could be accused of superficiality, yet they make a colossal difference. Sometimes this is pretty subtle - your advisor makes worried noises about the famed abilities of another racer and suggests you aim for third place. The hell you will. Just that casual mention creates an instant, single-serving rival, granting nebulous personality to one of the 15 otherwise faceless drivers - you don’t know anything about him, but you do know you absolutely have to beat him. There’s no benefit to doing so except pride, and every time that’s more than enough. You’ve beaten someone you were told you couldn’t beat. Go, you!
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But other times it’s not so subtle: come the finish of a successful head-to-head race, you’ll see your name in giant, gold 3D letters hovering over your car, with the word WINNER triumphantly below. The other guy? LOSER. It’s enormously tacky in principle, but in practice it makes for a punch-the-air moment. It helps that GRID’s a remarkably good-looking game. Don’t pore too closely over the individual details, or you may sneer at the mannequin crowds, the slightly too neatly shaped debris, or the mucky textures on the drivers’ overalls. Instead, look wide-angle at the business of GRID’s world - the sheer number of people in those crowds, the side barriers that crumple and disintegrate spectacularly when you hit ’em, the gorgeous reflections and dust-spray from each car.
Underneath all its frills, GRID might be a relatively familiar experience, but its gloss and cheer expertly free it from the odd sterility of a GTR, a Project Gotham or even a Colin McRae DiRT (a game with which GRID shares an engine, but discards its infamous chug - this runs incredibly smoothly). It’s here to entertain, not merely to court solemn nods of approval from ardent motorsports enthusiasts. And yet it’s a conflicted creature. I’ve been following the internet response to the demo, and most people’s comments fall into one of three camps: a) too arcadey; b) too hard; c) mmm, the baby bear’s porridge is just right. It’s certainly a tricky game to define - all its trappings, that bombastic presentation, suggest an arcade game, something chasing at the unhinged glee of Trackmania. Then, on the track, the handling is surprisingly demanding, being almost inaccessible to someone without a ton of experience.
There’s essentially zero help for new players; even the optional on-screen racing guide line or driving school found in far more stentorian contemporaries are absent. Gruelling trial and error may get a greenhorn so far, but there are fundamental, non-intuitive principles, critical to success in even the earliest stages of the game, that GRID simply assumes you already have. Seasoned racers won’t even notice, of course. They can jump right in, not even blinking at the startling power of the supercars the game kicks off with - glad, in fact, that they get an immediate taste of the good stuff rather than being stuck with slowpokes for ten hours. The first four or five races are essentially hired work in other people’s cars so you can earn enough to afford your own vehicle.

Then GRID drops back to more manageable touring cars, before gradually escalating up again to heavenly-horsepower brutes. While there’s no need to win these earliest races - in fact, it’s possible to hack through much of the game with low placings - they may daunt the less practised driver. For a genre increasingly in danger of painting itself into the same preaching-only-to-the-converted corner as flight sims have, it’s odd that the game completely overlooks even basic newbie assistance. Moreover, in recent interviews, GRID’s developers have worried aloud about this problem.
The drift races, for instance, which are a dramatically different discipline to anything else in the game (and to most other racing games), sport only this advice: “use the handbrake.” Right. Thanks. If we’re honest, we really don’t enjoy the crazy wobbles and slides of drift racing at the best of times, and GRID’s particularly punitive take on them only reinforces that. Fortunately, the campaign’s designed in such a way that you can effectively bypass a discipline you don’t dig. It’s split into Project Gothamy American street races, GTRy European track races and Need For Speedy Japanese touge and drift, and for the most part you can pursue just one or two while neglecting the others. GRID’s big on choices - it understands that you’ve bought it to entertain yourself, not to slavishly follow someone else’s arbitrary rules.
For all its barriers to entry, if and when you’ve got a handle on the handling, you’ll spot the cheerful liberties GRID takes with reality. A spill onto the gravel or grass would end the race in other games, but often enough you’ll power through adverse terrain or neatly cut a should-be-fatal corner. A reasonably vicious damage system means you can’t survive too many scrapes without your steering breaking or the radiator overheating, but on the other hand it’s eminently possible to draw ahead of the pack by deliberately causing a 12-car pile up on a sharp corner. Personally, we love this - our preferred racing games are those that throw in a little bit of fantasy to keep things thrilling, not just cheerless scientific recreation. Baby bear’s porridge is just right.
Yet, though it’s hardly Burnout, hardcore simheads won’t be impressed that you can grind your side along a wall at 150mph and carry on regardless. Similarly, they won’t like the fact that even the lowest-end cars seem to travel at the same impossible speeds as $2m uber-vehicles - this is a hyper-fast game throughout. This is slightly to GRID’s detriment with the super- and open-wheel cars, in that they don’t seem to be traveling much faster than the touring cars and the like, though a cursory glance at the speedo reveals they most certainly are. You’ll overshoot a corner massively and wonder why - it felt like you were only doing about 40mph. Actually you were doing 110, so no wonder. It’s one of those vertical learning curve moments at first, but you’ll adapt without too much practice.
There’s also discreet rubber-banding at play - you’ll never leave the pack far behind, but equally, when you’re lagging somewhat, you’ll occasionally find yourself granted exhilarating but inexplicable bonus acceleration come a long straight. In fact, watch the replays closely and you’ll spot AI racers quietly cheating all over the shop. A slight nudge from a rival car will often send you into a disorientating spin-out and a probable end to your race (unless you have an instant replay in the bank - more on that in a second). They, though, will recover from all but the most deadly collisions within milliseconds, making unearthly horizontal glides back onto the track without even a whiff of the pinballing you’d suffer in the rare event you did manage to steer back on course.

This sort of rule-bending can distract if you spot it happening - especially given that the AI’s occasional ‘mistakes’ are much more slickly implemented, adding an organic sense to proceedings rather than the creepy feeling you’re racing against flawless robots - but it’s there to stop you winning by elimination. A racing game is at its most thrilling when you’re trading constant paint with a cartel of other drivers, not when you’re 20 seconds ahead and only have to wait things out. Plus, you have the ultimate equalizer: the Instant Replays.
If one feature most defines GRID, it’s this. Each singleplayer race grants you five get-out-of-jail-free cards. Come a nasty collision, misjudged corner, uncontrollable spin-out or whatever, you can choose to rewind by a few seconds and have another crack at doing it right. In a game where one mistake would otherwise cost you the race, this quickly becomes indispensable. Five is just few enough that the replays feel rare and precious, not something you actively rely on, and just numerous enough that you won’t have to repeat too many entire races because you’re having a bit of an off-day.
Because they’re imbued with GRID’s fantastic presentation values you get to watch your crash in glorious slow motion, cycling the camera and rewinding again and again to get the best possible view of your exploding chassis. Unfortunately, this philosophy of bombast does impact the immediacy of the replay: ‘instant’ is very much the wrong prefix. It’s a little long-winded to bring up, and that it defaults to a cool-but-confusing cinematic camera rather than an overhead view introduces one too many extra button clicks to work out exactly which bit you’re about to restart from. Given you’ll be brimming with impatience to get back into the race, it can waste a little too much time. That said, it feels like such a remarkably natural feature that it’s hard to imagine future racers not ripping it off. Make a note here; huge success.
So too is GRID’s softly-softly roleplaying. The early Race Drivers tacked on a fixed narrative with a slightly embarrassing cutscene approach (some characters from which are name-checked as rival racers in GRID), but this understands that making your own decisions puts you far more convincingly in the shoes of your near-faceless character. So, you can deck out your cars in a monstrous livery of your own design, you can pick preferred sponsors, which offer different cash bonuses depending on what conditions you satisfy (eg finish first, finish without damage), and you can hire and fire AI-controlled team-mates.
None of this amounts to anything beyond more or less in-game cash, an easily acquired commodity anyway, but it pushes up the sense of involvement and control enormously. The next race is never some mandatory imposition - you choose what it is and what your goals for it are. Which is GRID all over, really. It eases off so many of the usual breaks most racing games harshly deploy, in favour of fun on your terms. Demanding controls and fast-’n’-loose physics means it’s not quite the game to unite the warring arcade and sim tribes, but it’s the sweet spot if you don’t tie yourself to either camp.

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Mass Effect

Graphics are sharp and the story is one worth multiple plays - even if it only has one ending. This RPG/Shooter gives an actual sense of space exploration.

Genre : Role

Release date : May 28,

Published by : Microsoft

Developed by : BioWareMultiplayer Modes: Offline, 1 player SOLO

Franchise : Mass Effect

Min system requirements : 1 Gig (XP), 2 Gig, NVIDIA GeForce 6 series, ATI 1300XT or better, 12 Gigabytes, DirectX 9.0c

Recommended system : 2.6+GHZ Intel/2.4+GHZ AMD, 2 Gig, NVIDIA GeForce 7900, ATI X1800 XL, 12 Gig, DirectX 9.0c/5.1 sound

GAME REVIEWS -

We waited a long time for the PC version, and here it is at last: Mass Effect is an awesome space epic in which you, as an elite above-the-law agent known as a Specter, must prevent - what else? - the destruction of all life in the galaxy. With action-packed gameplay, excellent art design, and cinematic flare, BioWare has successfully created a universe as believable and fully realized as Star Wars or Star Trek. In fact, you could (but don’t need to) spend hours just reading up on the back-stories of all of the characters, alien races, and the history that sets the stage for the events of the game.
As a newly-appointed Specter, you’re given command of the Normandy, the most advanced ship in the Alliance fleet (plus its gravity-defying landing vehicle, the Mako). Like the keys to your first car, this is your ticket to freedom. You can explore the galaxy at your own pace - burn through the main quest, take on some of the dozens of side quests for extra XP and loot, or simply cruise around looking for trouble. Playing through the main story and completing about half of the side quests kept me happily occupied for around 24 solid hours, so completionists can expect approximately 30 hours for a full game. That’s not counting the second playthrough you’ll probably want to do in order to catch all the things you missed because of certain decisions, by not playing as a different class, or because you didn’t take certain team members on certain missions.
However, your second play-through won’t end much differently than your first, because the power of your choices over the story is somewhat limited by one inevitable outcome. While you have ample opportunity to treat people like dirt (some of which can result in the deaths of major characters and team members) and exhibit some unfriendly human-supremacist views, the big picture is unaffected by your actions - in other words, you can’t truly turn evil. That’s kind of disappointing, because the impact of having to make a choice is greatly reduced if it doesn’t really make a difference in the grand scheme of things.
Playing as a pacifist isn’t an option, either, since 99 percent of foes aren’t willing to negotiate. Combat plays exactly like a cover-based shooter (there’s no meaningful melee combat), though whether you actually hit what you’re aiming for depends on your character’s stats. Depending on your character class, you may have access to “biotics” (essentially, Jedi powers that can push or disable enemies) and technical skills to back up your firepower. You’re always accompanied by two allies, and you can hold the space bar to pause the action and manage their targets and abilities with a simple but effective command system (using an interface that’s far superior to the Xbox 360 version). This also lets traditional RPG players pause to line up their shots, which takes any undesirable twitchiness out of the equation.
Looting is streamlined - your vanquished enemies drop items directly into your inventory, eliminating the need to individually search corpse pockets in the aftermath of every battle. This speeds up the pace of play, though it does break the immersion a little. How did I get a gun from a guy I sniped 100 yards away? Which brings us to the stand-out worst feature of an otherwise excellent game: inventory management is a nightmare. When trying to buy or sell, all you get is a completely disorganized list of items with no helpful filters (like viewing only weapons or armor) to find what you’re looking for, or even stacking of identical items. There’s also no way to quickly swap out weapon mods - going up against different kinds of enemies requires different types of ammunition, and having to navigate the inventory screen to swap every time is a pain.That said, it is a huge relief that the controls do not bear the typical scars of platform reassignment surgery (aka, a console port). Mouse and keyboard controls work beautifully, though the Mako’s steering controls tend to be squirrelly, resulting in a lot of over-correcting. To hack computer consoles and locked containers, you can solve a minigame that’s a sort of circular Frogger (also redesigned from the console version). Hard-level puzzles are tougher than they look.
On the whole, Mass Effect has outstanding production quality. The graphics aren’t technical wonders, but they are finely polished (though some strange flickering shadows on faces can be extremely distracting), and the design and detail of the aliens, particularly the Salarians and the Turians, is exceptional. The huge volume of voice work is almost all excellent, as well - the cast is full of recognizable voices like Seth Green (Robot Chicken, Family Guy), go-to deep-voice guy Keith David (Requiem for a Dream, Halo 2, Fallout), Lance Henricksen (Aliens, Millennium), and Marina Sirtis (Star Trek: The Next Generation), making the extensive dialogue trees and complex character interactions (complete with occasional “woohoo!” as The Sims call it) more interesting to explore. I did run into a couple of crash bugs towards the end, but averaging one crash every seven hours isn’t bad for a game of this size, and is nowhere near enough to make me warn gamers away from such a fantastic adventure. Mass Effect deserves a spot on your shelf next to the rest of the PC’s great RPGs.

CRACKED DOWNLOAD LINKS -

Size of Game - ~8GB

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ok well..... u all will want this so Go to My Documents/Bioware (where save games and stuff are) Go to My Documents / Bioware (where save games and stuff are)

Go into Config files Open BioImput ini file with Notepad.locate the section [Engine.Console] and beneath it enter the line ConsoleKey=Tilde and then hit return so there is an extra space in between sections.

fly - enable fly mode. Very awkward controls.
GiveAllArmor - Gives all Armors
GiveAllBioamps - Gives Bio Amps, replace the xs with the name of the manufactuer
GiveAllOmniTools - Gives Omni Tool, replace the xs with the name of the manufactuer
giveall - gives you everything exept for armor.
givexp # - replace # with desired amount of experience points
setparagon # - replace # with desired amount of paragon points
setrenegade # - replace # with desired amount of renegade points
givetalentpoints # - replace # with the desired amount of talent points.
walk - return to normal on foot control
ghost - walk through walls

TRAINER -

Mass Effect PC Trainer Promo

About this File : Promo of the mega trainer by cheathappens.com. Includes the ability to teleport and add 1000 Omni-Gel.

http://www.cheathappens.com/promos/masseffectpromo-ch.zip

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