Aquaria Trailer: Diving Into Aquaria, Game Info, Poster and Trailer

Aquaria is a 2D sidescrolling computer game by independent game company Bit Blot. It won the Seumas McNally grand prize from the Independent Games Festival in March 2007. It was released on the 7th of December, 2007 after more than two years of development. A Mac port was released November 12, 2008, courtesy of Ambrosia Software. An updated version of the game was released on Steam on December 15, 2008; it is equivalent to the 1.1.1 patched version of the original release, but with the addition of 27 Steam Achievements. A new patch (version 1.1.2) is currently in the works.

Overview

In Aquaria, the player controls Naija, a lone underwater dweller, who is in search of her family. She explores a massive ocean world, teeming with life and filled with ancient secrets. In her journey she encounters various underwater creatures, travels from hidden caves to sunlit oases, and solves mysterious quests in underwater ruins and long forgotten cities of ancient civilizations. Read more …

Resident Evil 5 Updated Hands-On - New Environment and Boss Battle, Video

In our latest look at Capcom’s survival horror shooter, we run into a Kraken, a temple, and two tickets to the gun show.

Resident Evil 5 Boss Battle

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Resident Evil 5 is all about scale: more enemies, larger areas, and bigger bosses. Luckily, the game balances things by giving you a partner, the lithe and lethal Sheva Alomar, and the muscle to punch a zombie so hard that it explodes. We had the chance to take our increased firepower and continue on from our previous previews to further explore this undead-filled adventure. Read more …

In Dead Rising, you take on the role of Frank West, Play Game woow…Trailer

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Capcom is no stranger to the zombie genre of videogames. Their series of Resident Evil games has been by far the most popular zombie franchise in the history of gaming, with the latest installation, Resident Evil 4, earning huge amounts of acclaim from critics and gamers alike (despite technically not having any zombies in it). They’ve already announced Resident Evil 5 for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, but in the interim, they’ve cobbled together a nifty little next-gen zombie-killing game called Dead Rising.

In Dead Rising, you take on the role of Frank West, hardnosed freelance photographer who gets a hot scoop about some shady events going down in the town of Willamette, Colorado. After chartering a helicopter to drop him into the middle of town, he finds widespread rioting and mayhem. When he lands on the roof of the local mega-mall, he discovers that most of the town has been infected by some kind of zombie plague. Although there are a few survivors scattered around the mall, there’s also a few thousand zombies to deal with.

Dead Rising tells the story of Frank’s efforts to get to the bottom of the mysterious zombie plague. As you attempt to winnow out clues and interview suspects, though, you’re also going to partake in some of the finest zombie-killing action ever to grace a home console system. If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if you stuck a shower head into a zombie’s neck, or attacked one with a mannequin or hockey puck, or threw a bowling ball at a crowd of them, then this is your game. Read more …

System Shock 2, Reviews, Poster and Trailer

System Shock 2 (commonly abbreviated SS2 or Shock 2) is a science-fiction horror-themed video game, designed by Ken Levine, which incorporates elements commonly seen in first-person shooters and role-playing games. The title was developed by Irrational Games and Looking Glass Studios as a direct sequel to the seminal 1994 PC game System Shock, and was released on August 11, 1999 by Electronic Arts.

The game takes place on board an adrift starship in a cyberpunk vision of the year 2114. The player assumes the role of a lone soldier who tries to stem the outbreak of a genetic infection that has devastated the ship. Gameplay mainly consists of first person action and exploration, while a role-playing system allows the player to develop unique abilities and traits.

System Shock 2 received positive reviews when released, but failed to meet commercial sales expectations. Read more …

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