It’s the eagerly anticipated game, and a contender for Game of the Year in many circles. But, if you’re not prepared, “Deus Ex” will hand you your head over, and over, AND OVER again. Don’t get mad: get augmented with our overview and our hand-picked best walkthroughs for this awesome game.
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The latest installment in the bafflingly successful franchise that combines classic movie characters with Lego-inspired designs (we’ve always wondered if this wasn’t some clever tactic on the part of developers to justify making games with cheap graphics) is Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars. For this week’s edition of Walkthrough Wednesday, we’ve found some of the strongest guides the internet has to offer and brought them together to help you on your way towards success.
May the Force be With You.
(Sorry, we had to.)
Crysis 2 rocks. As writers, we’re probably supposed to offer insightful yet witty commentary on the subtle nuances of a game, but there are some titles that are impressive enought to justify frat-boy hyperbole. It may not be a game-changer, per se, but it’s amibitous, entertaining, and unique–we don’t get to say that often enough these days.
Suffice it to say, we’ve been spending most of our free time (and some of our work time) working our way through the campaign mode of the game, and we’ve compiled a list of tactics and tips to help you on your way towards success. Please let us in on some of your own strategies for this game in the comments section, and let us know if you’d like a guide for the multiplayer mode as well. If you insist, we’ll gladly devote hours to that side of things as well if it means serving our loyal readers. We’re cool like that.
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If you own Call of Duty: Black Ops, odds are you’ve discovered the nearly endless joys of slaying hordes of the undead in the Zombies mode. While the online multiplayer side of the game is impressive and the campaign is sufficient, Zombies is quickly becoming one of the ultimate party games. We’d like to share some of our own tips for the “Kino der Toten” map, but everyone’s got a different strategy for this game, so we want you to chime in with your own words of advice.
Besides being a completely spectacular gunfest involving Spartan-like kicks to enemies’ groins, Bulletstorm is adding another reason to game when developers People Can Fly and Epic Games head online this Saturday, March 12 for some multiplayer action on PSN.
Here’s how you can get in on the action:
“Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds” hit stores last week, and since the last proper entry in the long-running franchise came out in 2000 you’re probably a little rusty: dashing when you should be blocking; whiffing hyper combos; and not effectively utilizing Assists. Maybe you forget the game even had assists. That’s OK – it happens to the best of us. But we’re here to help you improve. Some great strategies and beginner guides are out there. Keep reading for our favorites.
With the launch of LittleBigPlanet 2, the creative gamers among us have set to work on building amazing custom levels for the rest of the world to enjoy. But not you. First, you’ve got to plow through all of the game’s built-in levels, grabbing as many item bubbles as possible just in case you fancy yourself a creator as well. No worries; we’ve rustled up a few good LittleBigPlanet 2 walkthroughs to get you by.
Some hardcore gamer I am. All these years, I thought jumping over the flagpole in Super Mario Bros. was just a rumor, but videos of this very feat have been making the rounds on YouTube for years. But even if you knew about the pulley platform trick on level 3-3, Cinemassacre brings word of a new trick for jumping the flagpole in Super Mario Bros.’ first level.
From past experience buying strategy guides for role-playing games (yes, I’m an old man) I know just how intimidating the genre can be without a little help. Some RPGs seem filled with secrets nearly impossible to uncover on your own. Though the latest entry in the Golden Sun series – Dark Dawn – was released at the end of November, I’m guessing many folks found it just last week under their Christmas trees. Yes, December is a slow month for new game releases, but that doesn’t mean I’m going to pass over the chance to amalgamate the best tips, tricks and walkthroughs for Golden Sun: Dark Dawn so you don’t have to scour the web mid-boss battle.
