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“The Bigs 2 game made by 2K Sports is a fun game to play. The game has players that have different unique effects effecting the whole team and some of the team. The game play is great and very fun but the online play is lousy.
The Game includes all of baseball's teams including international teams from Japan and Mexico, and the All-Star Teams. I personally thank that 2K Sports made a phenomenal game but need to work on the next installment (if there is one) of the Bigs series. So I do recommend people who love baseball and video games get this game.
Become A Legend Mode is a in-game feature that allows you to create your own Ball Player and travel to different states (And Countries) to play different teams. You make your player better by completing mini games.
Home Run Pinball is a in-game feature in where you pick a player from any team and use him to hit different targets inside 4 (You need to unlock one) different Venues (New York City, Las Vegas, Japan, and Retro New York City).
Online Mode...”
“Rise of the mediocre!
I really hate it when developers rush a game out the door for a quick and easy buck during an important time, like when a movie is just released, or in time for the holiday season. Rise Of The Argonauts was released just a couple of weeks before Christmas in 2008, making people think that it'd make the end-all be-all decision for the game to buy. Unfortunately, it's a rushed product, so there are a fair amount of problems that would've been fixed if it waited until 2009's holiday season. These problems range from anger-inducing to shit that would make you want to return the game at full price, plus some interest.
An RPG, only in spirit.
It seems that if you can't emulate excellent or famous action games like Dynasty Warriors, Shadow Of Rome or God Of War, you'll slap an RPG label on it. Infinite Undiscovery got away with it... oh wait, this game has a good story that is developed a bit more than your typical hack and slash game, and isn't tedious 99% of the time... My mistake...”
“Not exactly a monolith like its big brother... but that doesn’t stop you from playing this one too.
Call Of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is essentially the biggest first person shooter to have come out since the first Call Of Duty... or even Rare’s duo on the N64; Goldeneye and Perfect Dark. For the fourth time in a row, the series has set the curve for the genre by doing a very, very impressive job with the multiplayer. Maps might be a little cramped, but it just makes for chaotic action. Fast forward a couple of years, with the sequel garnering heaps of attention. Does it manage to impress just as much, or even more, or did it end up like World At War and everybody didn’t really give a shit about it, except for one feature? The short answer is that it’s just as impressive as the first Modern Warfare, but for some different reasons. The long answer... well, read on.
Might as well be in Russian; it’ll still leave you wanting more. In this case, crazy accents!
The story is that it’s been 5...”
“Something seems off...
I'm huge on fighting games. I'm far from the best or the most knowledgable fighting game player, but I'm still one to enjoy a good fighting game. I remember spending hours playing Tekken, Street Fighter 2 and Soul Calibur 2, and even manage to stay captivated to this day by going through awesome fighting games like BlazBlue and Virtua Fighter 5. Does King Of Fighters 12 stand a chance? Not exactly, I'm afraid. It just doesn't seem to play as well as those games, offering lackluster offline modes, little content to unlock, and online that isn't exactly one to marvel at. Suffice to say, this is actually disappointing. And here, I thought fighting games would stand back up on its two legs after the decline during the PS2/Xbox/Gamecube generation... I guess not.
It's not the king of iron fist tournament.
There's no real story. Just everybody enters a tournament for... some unexplained reason. Maybe fame? Fortune? Who knows? What's funny is that there doesn't seem to be a champion...”
“Introduction - Well, what can I say. Fans of Call of Duty 4 have been looking forward to this since the original Modern Warfare was released back in 2007. Yes, we had World at War released last year, but this is the creme de la creme of FPS shooters.
Call of Duty 4 won tons of awards for it's genius campaign mode and it's perfect multiplayer, and while many are still enjoying CoD4 to this day, MW2 brings so much more to the plate, and in a giant, hearty portion. Since CoD4's release, fans were desperate to see a new Modern Warfare game, so obviously everyone was disappointed when Treyarch revealed they were releasing yet another World War II game. But this was better for us, as it gave primary developers Infinity Ward the chance to fully perfect Modern Warfare 2.
The Story - The story is, as you'd expect, truly breathtaking. Full of those all on, movie-style action sequences that has made Call of Duty as a series so memorable. Set five years after the original Modern Warfare, you team up with the...”
“I really enjoyed the story line, the betrayal and anger. Scaling buildings and wall jumps are quite full to perform. The horses cover great distances quite quickly, like a real horse would. I love rescuing the citizens, and assassinating the enemies quietly. I love being able to eavesdrop, its like all the things that you aren't supposed to do in real life, are no longer forbidden.
The doctor doing the research seems to have ulterior motives and I find him suspicious, why else would he kidnap Desmond and keep him locked in is his room?
You have to finish the game, it's that exciting and fun. Great for any kind of gamer, young or old, as the blood can be turned off, for younger or squeamish players. I would recommend this game to a friend for sure, especially one who likes Adventure games.
I sometimes have trouble getting away from the soldiers, and get outnumbered, but I can usually defeat them. Something that bothered me is they really pursue Altair, and if you aren't out of sight, then a hiding...”
“This game blew my mind away! You start off as just a nobel chasing girls and doing what ever you want and then you turn into this godly assassin who has moves that made Altiar (main character in AC1) look like a pansy. The storyline is more detailed with many bridges that link AC1 to AC2, because at first when I found out that we are no longer following Altiar and instead playing Etsio I worried about how the two were related. That's just it, they are related as this time you dive into another realative of Dezmond's Ancestry.
In AC1 it was a pain to bring down a lot of your targets and guards in the higher levels of the game. This one brings more realism by producing new instant kills with the assassin's hidden blades that make tearing apart large groups very easy.
In AC2 there is currancy to buy new gear, if you don't like your sword, daggers, or anything else or want more pouches to hold throwing knives or ammo for your gun you can steal, do missions, find treasures all giving you money to shop at...”
“The Story
Basically, Ratchet is trying to find Clank, who disappeared with the Zoni at the end of the last game on the PS3 (Tools of Destruction). There is a looming threat by Dr. Nefarious and co as well, as per usual, the bad guy is trying to do some bad things (albeit incompetently, for the most part, as is standard with this series).
The story isn't really the reason you're reading this though, onto the more interesting stuff below!
The Graphics
In my opinion, pretty similar to what you saw in Tools of Destruction. No doubt it has been improved, but not significantly (in my opinion). Everything is still as colorful as ever, and the scenery, particularly the canvases of the distance (like the view from the Great Clock) are nice to look at. The Insomniac Moon (unlocked either as a bonus, or if you collect all 40 zoni and defeat a bonus boss) will detail graphics evolution, among other things, better than I can.
The Weapons
As usual, there are quite a few to choose from. Some...”
“I can't wait to get this on boxing day!! I've played tools of destruction and every other rachet and clank game other then quest for booty too. Should quest for booty be played before this one?”
“WTF? Why did you put that there were no arena battles? There were 2 ARENA TOURNAMENTS (albeit not very big)! But otherwise great review, I totally agree with most of it, although I still didn't like the clank gameplay while you seem to enjoy it”
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