Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Review

PC Review, Reviews

Modern Warfare 3 is the third and final game, I think, in the series and let me tell you, it is the best of the three!

The game continues the story of Price and Soap trying to find and end Makarov’s life. It starts with a cinematic intro summarizing what has happened in MW2. Then it begins Call of Duty style. You take control Yuri, an ex-spetsnaz who hates Makarov more than Price and Soap combined. Why? Play the game to find out. Soap is badly injured , from MW2 ending, so you and Price and other fellows must protect him while a doctor patches him up. Lots and lots of enemy soldiers come at you and I think you know what might happen next… :D

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Infamous: Festival of Blood Review

PS3 Review, Reviews

One of the PS3’s best franchises gets an infusion of fresh blood with the Infamous: Festival of Blood DLC. The standalone add-on changes things up considerably for Cole McGrath, turning the lightning-throwing hero into a bloodsucking vampire.

Infamous’ humorous slant has returned, and the tongue-in-cheek story is entertaining but poorly fleshed out. The story is a fictional one as it’s narrated by Zeke. There is also a Twilight joke pulled by him. He creates this story about Cole forced to revive Bloody Mary. She wakes up and bite Cole, turning him into a vampire. Now he must fight vampires all night and find a weapon that could kill Bloody Mary before sunlight. If he doesn’t kill her before sunlight, he will become her slave…forever.

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Canabalt Review

PS3 Review, Reviews

“Run for your life…”  says it all. The premise is simple. You play as a guy who is running across roof tops attempting to escape from some kind of alien invasion that is constantly taking place in the background scenery. If he even tumbles into a crate or chair, he loses a little speed but keeps going. That speed loss, though, can prove catastrophic when he reaches a gap that is suddenly too wide to cross without adequate velocity.

I played the game in the PS3 and I loved it every moment of it. One button input doesn’t mean the game is easy. Instead it can get very serious extremely fast. There is a lot of things happening in the background. The city scape is on fire, there is a machine that looks like a AT-AT from Star Wars. Also from time to time something like a satellite dish falls from the sky and if it touches you, your screen goes white until you fall to your death.

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