[QUOTE="MrLions"]Ill care when it's only $10.PTMags

This.

Same...

I guess I'll post my open-hearted Thanks to GS Staff here as well. For the Top 100 emblem. I honestly didn't expect that much, thank you.

There are various programs that enhance games and make them 3D, I've already experienced it on Supreme Commander. Therefore no revolutions should be expected form Avatar, but the visuals specifically do look great.

Am I the only one that has noticed that Activision's game Spiderman: Web of Shadows was very similar to that of one of their most recent releases, Prototype. I admit it would be beyond logic for me to just sit here and say that Activision released the same game twice and only went as far as to change the characters and powers and a few other things. But after having played through both games entirely and having expericed the strongly similar enviormental development as the virus/symbiote spreads accross the city of Manhattan and slowly turns all of the innocent citizens into mindless wanderers that attack just because your there. After having the unneccessarymultitudeof powers that, althought cool at first, eventually become pointless when you realize the entire game can be beaten with one ortwo moves. After having seeing the pointless character involvement (as well as some bad voice acting i.e. Peter Parker)andgotten to the games somewhat anti-climatic final boss and game ending, as well as many other points,I just have to ask am I really the only one that has noticed this?

TeenShadow

Activision didn't make those games. They published them. With a one-year gap, so I guess it was their marketing move to make.

Web of Shadows was developed by Shaba Games, while Prototype was in works from Radical Entertainment.

The idea of Prototype was formulated a lot earlier than Spiderman's. Web of Shadows was a somewhat rushed project to prove that the Spiderman franchise was alive, while Prototype was being developed for many years.

So basically they may have a similar setting, but they drastically differ in mechanics. That's why nobody noticed.

i know theres this xbox 360 game or it might be a ps3 game that you have to actually make your character blink or else the screen goes all fuzzy. I know its suppose to be a scary game i might be fear 2 or something along those lines but im not sure can anybody help me out?

FuzzyPeachs

In Alone in The Dark, for the first few minutes, you blink for keeping yourselfconscious. Close to the middle you will need to close your eyes to see the weaknesses of your enemies, I think.

4 - One of the Midnight Clubs I think.

9 - Jade Empire

10 - C&C Red Alert 3, Uprising

15 - Dino Crisis

Alright, we'll be investigating the following some time this week. However, please note that the emblem will not be granted until some time next week for the ones that meet our secret user review emblem criteria.

JodyR

Have you already finished giving them out?

EMP grenade + 1-2 clips of bullet rain do the job.

Hey, thanks. Let's see if my crap is still capable of anything.

The graphics did not impress anyone.

holibanana

Wrong. It's just all in the details, the animaton, the parallax occlusion, high dynamic range.

But overall the game is a 2007 UE3 title. It shouldn't impress these days anymore.