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A Choice between Sword and Guns

June 21, 2011 By sharker

Most hardcore gamers today who are obviously after the best game play methodology would usually be left with either choosing a gun or a sword in his own role playing expedition in the usually created game worlds today. Such has been seen from the games that have been clamored to by millions such as Gunbound and Runescape. Both have their own style of game play, either medieval times or old western style shoot-around.

Guns versus Swords RPG

Depending on the theme of the developed game or the actual purpose of usual storylines that would guide the new player towards his journey, people are sure to be befuddled with what type of character they would want to create and develop. For medieval worlds, warriors and magicians would usually be the primary categories of choice. But if there is one thing that a hardcore gamer should be aware of, he must ultimately decide on one character creation first before moving on to choosing other character types with special skills. Patience in this type of game play is a rarity but can be an asset if used well.

[tags]gunbound, runescape, rpg, online games[/tags]

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Kotaku, New Games, Online Gaming, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Tips, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360 Tagged With: gunbound, online-games, RPG, runescape

Why Game Cheats Take the Fun Out of Games

August 12, 2010 By sharker

To whom should the presence of cheats and tips to make a game easier be credited to, the developers or the hackers? It only boils down to two sides of people in most cases. While hackers may get praises for their brilliance, what does this say about the actual game developers? Are these actually given or were they intended to cover up the game glitches which they cannot seem to solve?

Program Hackers

Most games released nowadays would be open to these. It is true that similar to most programs and implemented systems, games are not error or bug free. These are usually found by people who simply cannot ignore their curiosity. A flaw in the system is sure to ensue. It is bound to inspire the hackers and code breakers since the recognition of such is too hard to pass up.

On the other hand, such would be welcome news towards avid gamers who are simply impatient to go through the game entirely. For one, getting through various stages and levels without having to restart at times from the beginning is a bonus in itself. Besides, finishing the game until the ending credits is the objective of any gamer.

Filed Under: Cheats, Kotaku, Reviews, Tips Tagged With: Cheats, hacker, Kotaku

GTA IV Making Explosions As Early As NOW

April 24, 2008 By sharker

gta iv
We’ve always known that GTA IV would create a lot of noise and the nearer the release date is, the louder the noise will get. I know I shouldn’t have been surprised when I read several blogs announcing a pirated version GTA IV being released. Kotaku excitedly announces:

At around 11:50am Greenwich Mean Time, the PAL version of Grand Theft Auto IV for the Xbox 360 was ripped and leaked to various torrent sites by a ground called iCON. This would of course enable burning a copy for the home console. Meanwhile, the NTSC version is expected within the next 48 hours. YouTube clips have been popping up online of the game’s opening and early missions — but as of posting, many of the clips have been taken down. The retail release is a mere six days away. This isn’t the first GTA game leaked as San Andreas was as well. And it was leaked a week before, too.
We haven’t verified whether the 6.32 GB file really is the full game, but there are plenty of listings on torrent sites now and we contacted Rockstar for comment.

Can’t wait to see what Rockstar will say – not that I can make any use of the version as I don’t have an Xbox 360.

Another piece of news to make waves comes from Amazon, which just released the revealed the soundtrack for the game. News For Gamers lists the tunes down:

Soviet Connection (Theme from GTA IV) by Michael Hunter
Dirty New Yorker by Mobb Deep (feat. Havoc & Prodigy)
No Sex for Ben by The Rapture
No Fraid A by Munga
Where’s My Money by Busta Rhymes
I Want You by C.J.
Rocky Mountain Way by Joe Walsh
Stand Up Jamrock by Bob Marley & The Wailers and Damian Marley
Liberty City: The Invasion by Seryoga
Vagabond by Greenskeepers
On a Journey by Electrik Funk
Nickname by Qadir
Holy Thursday by David Axelrod
War is Necessary by Nas
Zombie by Fela Kuti
5:23 (Maiden Voyage) by Global Communication

A few more days to go…

Filed Under: Kotaku, New Games, News, Playstation 3, Xbox 360

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2

November 10, 2007 By sharker

Ever dream of being in the marines and reaching the stage of being part of the elite Special Forces that undergo special training in the military? Well, thanks to Tom Clancy, aspiring special forces units players can have the chance with this new installment where the called upon special forces known as “Ghosts” have to face the rising rebellion threat on the borders of Mexico to stave off the probable crisis that may extend towards the United States.

Ghost Recon Tom Clancy

Such a scenario offers a realistic modern day life happening, with due reference towards the ongoing war in Iraq. Offered through game engines as the PC, PSP, PS3 and Xbox 360, people can make their own destiny and fight off the rebellion forces and make sure that they stay within their territorial bounds.

Ghost Recon offers high-end technological machinery to serve as the available weapons to fight off the rebellion forces. With the setting of the year in 2014, it will not be surprising why such new developed weapons are not possible once the real world reaches this date.

[tags]ghost recon, tom clancy, xbox, ps2, ps3, psp[/tags]

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Kotaku, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Xbox, Xbox 360 Tagged With: ghost-recon, PS2, PS3, PSP, tom-clancy, Xbox

Tactical Army Combat Games

March 20, 2007 By sharker

Whether the game is about current war or medieval combat, the fact remains that understanding the potential power of successfully built units and armies are the key towards victory in any game. Resorting to various approaches to be able to handle threats coming from computer or actual player opponents will be numerous. Each strategy will have its own of advantages but it is best to keep alternative strategies is a good way to be prepared for surprise attacks.

Battle for Middle Earth

For games such as Warcraft, Starcraft, Red Alert and Battle for Middle Earth, the need to be knowledgeable with the units and strengths that each clan would have over the other is something a player must initially take into consideration before challenging seasoned players and advanced level computer opponents.

Speed and proficiency are the keys towards successfully conquering a started session by any player of their preferred games as enumerated above. For sure, players would know what to build first and then slowly generate the advanced and more powerful units to fend of any form of attacks coming to them.

[tags]warcraft, starcraft, red alert, combat, war[/tags]

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Kotaku, Online Gaming, PC, Reviews, Tips Tagged With: combat, red-alert, starcraft, war, Warcraft

The Beauty of Playing Online with Friends

March 4, 2007 By sharker

The advent of online playing games has spread like wildfire and has enticed more people to take on gaming on a different aspect. Whether such online playing would entail role-playing, adventure games, arcade games or even basic word games, the impact towards people in any aspect has been very much astonishing.

Online Gamers

Known online games are popular, especially if a person would find himself around the Yahoo website. Diner Dash, Scrabble or even Lemonade Tycoon are simple games but would need the decision-making abilities of people to put logical choices to the test. While graphics is certainly not the immediate importance for such games, the game methodology is what keep people glued and addicted to such games today.

There will always be the high definition games where online servers such as Battle.net will adhere to the demands of most avid gaming enthusiasts. But while these games are deemed more complex for the matter that command and control familiarization is something that many would have to consider.

But given the addiction that people have for such games, it would not take long for them to be familiar with the necessary controls since all they have to do is push the button to see what it is for.

[tags]online games, pc games, WOW Gold, warcraft, runescape[/tags]

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Kotaku, New Games, Online Gaming, PC, Tips Tagged With: online-games, PC-games, runescape, Warcraft, wow, wow-gold

Yahoo Game Development Online

January 29, 2007 By sharker

By now, most people are aware that Yahoo offers other services outside the usual search query services such as yahoo groups, photos and online games for their millions of patrons. A large part of the attention has now shifted towards the continuous introduction of online games that yahoo develops, a lot based on simple but catchy graphics.

Yahoo Online Games Pool

Yahoo games are no push-overs. They are actually in demand and some people really get hooked on to them. Games that include simple but addicting games such as Yahoo Pool, Yahoo Chess, Bookworm, Literati and Diner Dash. While most of them can be downloaded on a trial basis, they are actually for sale for people who really want to get the entire working version and enjoy the full program.

The purpose of these games is to provide a new means of recreation but all the same, curiosity among the added benefits of securing the whole package will always linger in the minds of the avid online gamer. Yahoo offers a lot of games and people are sure to have their hands full trying out these games as another means of entertainment while logged on to the Internet.

[tags]yahoo games, online games, arcade games [/tags]

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Kotaku, New Games, Online Gaming, Reviews Tagged With: Arcade Games, online-games, yahoo-games

Welcome To The Gaming Blog!

August 14, 2006 By sharker

At Kotaku we dont claim to be the experts or game-snobs. We just love to play games. Period.

Filed Under: Arcade Games, Cheats, Game Cube, Gameboy, General, Kotaku, Mobile, New Games, News, Nintendo, Online Gaming, PC, Play Station, PlayStation 2, Playstation 3, PSP, Reviews, Tips, Wii, Xbox, Xbox 360

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