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Game Reviews

Kivi's Underworld

Saturday, January 03, 2009 by TheDoc || [0 Comments]

Kivi's Underworld I recently had the pleasure of playing this little gem of a game. It's been a long time since I've been able to pick up a game, install it in about a minute or two, and be up and running playing a game that is pretty fun. First, this game only weights in at a little over 100 megs. At first, I was a little skeptical since most games are now a cd to a dvd big, and some that size are pretty bad. I got this installed as I said, in about a minute or so, which surprised me again. Now with the little size, along with the fast install, I'm thinking thing might not be a good thing (I guess the 45 minute wow updates have me beat lol). So, with that said, I start up the game, not sure really what to expect (I didn't look at the website much, so I didn't get any pre-conceived ideas about the game, graphics, etc.)

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Space Force: Rogue Universe

Monday, August 20, 2007 by TheDoc || [3 Comments]

Space Force: Rogue Universe Constantly rumored to be extinct, space combat sims are a rare breed these days. Yet, Space Force: Rogue Universe aims to change the fortune of recent games that were over-hyped and delivered less than promised. Boasting a wide variety of ships, weapons and races, as well as an incredible graphics engine, the entire galaxy is your playground as you choose what to do, from creating a formidable trade empire, to becoming an intergalactic diplomat, to turning your laser cannons against everyone as a widely hated space pirate.

Space Force 2 can be played in either of two modes– Story mode or Free mode. In Story mode, you follow Jim Anderson, an EMD pilot trying to find his lost sister. You watch as Jim’s father is killed in space while Jim and his sister are still children. Fast forward a number of years, and the siblings have grown apart. When Jim hears troubling news concerning his sister, he knows he must do whatever it takes to find her and make her safe. However, you can follow the story arc at your leisure while dabbling in any of the other elements the game offers. Free mode is exactly as it sounds: you are free to simply explore the galaxy, trading goods, fighting battles and accepting side quests while making both friends and enemies. This open-ended nature allows you to enjoy Space Force 2 however you see fit.

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News

Bad Company 2 Servers Update

Tuesday, March 09, 2010 by TheDoc || [0 Comments]

Due to a high surge in traffic over the weekend, the Bad Company 2 servers encountered outages. The EA team is fixing the problem. Here’s an overview of the current server status:

  • Xbox 360 was severely impacted, and the service is being restarted. It should be back online and EA is monitoring closely.
  • PC had an outage, but the service is offline currently and the service is being restarted. It should be back online and EA is monitoring closely. EA will then start checking the quality of the customer experience to determine possible next steps.
  • PlayStation 3 appeared to have a brief outage, but has quickly recovered and the services is functioning properly at this time.

Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes 2 Released

Tuesday, March 09, 2010 by TheDoc || [0 Comments]

Legacy Interactive announced today that the second game in its Hollywood Hits series, The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes 2, is now available in stores nationwide for the PC.

Get to the bottom of sixteen new unsolved crimes of murder, theft, kidnapping and more in The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes 2. Travel back in time to Victorian England to experience an interactive seek and find adventure with the most famousdetective, Sherlock Holmes. Explore 40+ beautifully rendered locations such as Marlsbury Castle, Stonehenge, and London’s Music Hall. Play over 50 unique puzzles and minigames that are seamlessly woven into the game play as you scour for clues and find hidden objects.

As every Sherlock fan knows, the characters you meet along the way are sometimes more interesting than the case itself! The Lost Cases of Sherlock Holmes 2 does not disappoint and features 100+ fascinating characters including Watson, Mycroft, and Inspector Lestrade. How much you learn about the mystery is up to you, because this new sequel lets you customize the amount of dialogue shown in the game with out missing any of the fun gameplay. Dust off your magnifying glass and get ready to track down evidence and narrow down your suspects. Each clue leads you closer to catching the culprit!

Battlestar Galactica MMO Announced

Tuesday, March 09, 2010 by TheDoc || [0 Comments]

A massively multiplayer game based off popular science fiction television series Battlestar Galactica is due to launch this fall, license holder NBC Universal announced today.

A client-free and browser-based affair said to pack 'state of the art graphics,' Battlestar Galactica Online is being powered by Unity--the same technology used by EA's broswer-based Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online.

Development of the game is being handled by independent Norwegian studio Artplant, the previous works of which include Riding Club Championships. Going by its website, Artplant 'aims to become one of the leading massively multiplayer web game developers' and 'developed our own MMO server tailored for Unity 3D web games.'

As far as actual details on the game itself, all we know can be found below:


Players will be able to choose to play as cylons or humans in a constant struggle to control the universe or just survive its perils. A blend of tactical space combat, exploration, and mission-based gameplay will provide a diverse experience. The dramatic missions will define the game's overall storyline, enabling the player to delve into mysteries of the Battlestar universe. Battlestar Galactica Online will create a new standard for web games, with beautiful 3d graphics and innovative game mechanics bringing a new level of game play to browser based MMOG. Assets from the television production will be integrated into the game to deliver an even more authentic experience.


According to today's announcement, ' will launch worldwide exclusively this fall on Syfy.com for a 30 day period' and will be published by content provider Bigpoint.

Dawn of War II: Chaos Rising is Gold

Wednesday, February 24, 2010 by TheDoc || [0 Comments]

THQ announced today that Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II – Chaos Rising, the standalone chapter in the PC RTS series, has gone gold and is scheduled for a nationwide release at all major retail and online outlets on March 11th.


Set in the grim, war-ravaged world of Games Workshop’s vast Warhammer 40,000 science fiction universe, Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II – Chaos Rising transports players into the midst of an intergalactic war between ancient enemies. Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II – Chaos Rising introduces the Chaos Space Marines as a new playable army, continues the single player campaign from the original Dawn of War II with 15 new missions, delivers all new wargear and raises the level cap from 20 to 30. Relic Entertainment will also deliver new multiplayer maps and new units for the Orks, Eldar, Tyranids and Space Marines.

BioShock 2 DLC Unveiled

Wednesday, February 24, 2010 by TheDoc || [0 Comments]

2K Games announced today their post-launch downloadable content plan for BioShock 2. Downloadable content will be made available soon beginning with the Sinclair Solutions Test Pack, available this March from Xbox Live Marketplace and Games for Windows-Live for 400 Microsoft Points, and from the PlayStation Network for $4.99. Future expansions are slated to arrive over the coming months.

Sinclair Solutions Test Pack, the first of several planned downloadable packages, contains a number of customization features that will allow players to further their character’s development in BioShock 2’s multiplayer modes. The pack includes:


  • Rank Increase to level 50 with Rank Rewards
  • New playable characters Louie McGraff and Oscar Calraca
  • 20 new trials
  • A third weapon upgrade for each weapon
  • Five additional masks

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