Friday 25 July 2014
Thursday 24 July 2014
Sunday 6 July 2014
the most awaited games of
2014
10. THE ORDER: 1886
Though it was recently beaten with the Delay Stick, The Order: 1886 still remains one of the most intriguing next-gen console exclusives. Ready at Dawn and Sony Santa Monica’s alternate history shooter appears to be one of the most gorgeous games of all time. Its filmic look and seamless transitions between gameplay and cutscenes seek to bring The Order: 1886 unfathomably close to the uncanny valley. However, it is up to its developers to show that this promising title is more than just a pretty face. The time is now for Sony’s first party studios to demonstrate why The Order: 1886 is the definitive next-gen experience.
9. BELOW
It’s no secret that the Xbox One is starving for quality indie titles at the moment. The unfortunate Parity Clause is turning off a great deal of small developers, leading the PlayStation 4 to become the go-to indie console. Thankfully, Capybara has come to the Xbox One’s rescue, with the outstanding Super Time Force and upcoming adventure title Below. A strange combination of Zelda, Dark Souls, Spelunky, and Journey, Below is a deeply atmospheric game based around exploration and mystery. With procedurally-generated environments surrounding gorgeous set-pieces, Capy’s next title is an absolute site to behold. If Below is as impressive as its initial demos have indicated, we could see a great deal of indie titles flooding the Xbox One in the future.
8. FAR CRY 4
In late 2012, Ubisoft stunned everyone with Far Cry 3. The series went from being a well-respected second-tier franchise to a top-shelf one thanks to its in-depth crafting system, combat and stealth. Just recently announced, Far Cry 4 takes place in the mountains of the fictional area known as Kyrat where you oppose a tyrannical king. There has been very little information released about the game, so E3 will likely be a huge showcase for whatever gameplay elements have been finely-tuned so far. Since it’s a Far Cry game, the usual gameplay mechanics should be in full effect, and the addition of a snowy mountain region should lead to more inventive skill-crafting elements than past games. After achieving critical and commercial success with Far Cry 3 and its Blood Dragon explandalone content, the fourth main entry in the series has a high level of expectations to meet and exceed if Ubisoft wants to keep the franchise’s momentum rolling.
7. HALO 5: GUARDIANS
Halo 5: Guardians was shown off at last year’s E3 with an incredible desert-themed trailer. After a generation of having a ton of brown environments, now we get tan-colored ones! Hooray for progress! In all seriousness, though, the desert setting should provide a fresh look for the series, and its next-gen debut is certainly going to be one of the Xbox One’s biggest game’s today. After the stellar work 343 Industries did with Halo 4 that truly pushed the 360 to its limits, Guardians could easily wind up being the best-looking game on the Xbox One. The fact that it’s being crafted with next-gen hardware in mind should result in it being the best-playing FPS on the market as well, since everything else outside of the latest Killzone was dialed back for last-gen.
6. STAR WARS: BATTLEFRONT
Star Wars Battlefront is the one game that has many people excited but still manages to sneak under the radar. Since the Announcement of Star Wars Battlefront with a teaser trailer at E3 2013, not much has been shown or even leaked since then. One thing is for sure; Dice will be developing the new game. The previous Star Wars games were instant hits, so hopefully a similar system is followed for Star Wars Battlefront. Star Wars Battlefront looks to be a FPS that could easily set itself apart from all other FPS shooters because of the unique gameplay possibilities. With Star Wars being one of the biggest movie franchises in history, expect the anticipation to build through the week once the world is shown exactly what is coming.
5. X
Developer Monolith Soft’s upcoming X is without a doubt one of the most anticipated titles on the Wii U. With its mystique, established gaming lineage and promising-looking gameplay, it’s then easy to understand just why that is. The fascinating part about X’s hype, though, is how little of its actual gameplay we’ve seen. In fact, there’s really only been one real video released — and that was of footage from an early build of the game — and yet, we as gamers are still ravenously eating up anything we can get our hands on in terms of product information. This is probably due to Monolith’s shining track record, especially with their most recent gem, Xenoblade Chronicles, really epitomizing what makes the JRPG genre at large so special. X is truly positioned to be the total package — a one stop shop for all one’s roleplaying needs. Oh, and did we mention that players can pilot giant mechs during combat? Well, if we didn’t, yeah, that happens. That’s a thing. If that alone isn’t enough to get you hyped, then check your pulse — make sure you’re still alive.
4. THE WITCHER 3
When CD Projekt RED described the Witcher 3 as “20% bigger than Skyrim,” there was a lot of concern regarding its potential quality. However, after countless impressive screenshots, videos and developer interviews, much of that worry has been replaced with anticipation, excitement, elation and, due to its unfortunate delayed release, a hint of frustration. You see, few games have managed to captivate with such expert melding of narrative, tone and exploration like the Witcher series, and with the Witcher 3 expected to conclude Geralt of Rivia’s tale with a bang of monster-murdering, sex-having, secret-uncovering elucidation, there aren’t enough emoticons to express our giddiness.
3. METAL GEAR SOLID V: THE PHANTOM PAIN
Very few developers are depending on a single title quite like Konami is with Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Its extremely brief, though excellent, prequel saw its fair share of criticism, as fans of the classic stealth series were outraged at Ground Zeroes’ price tag. With the reveal of The Phantom Pain’s downright massive map, Metal Gear Solid fans finally have a reason to be excited. The improvisational gameplay of Ground Zeroes will be cranked up to 11 in Metal Gear Solid V’s main course, allowing players to complete missions in whatever way they see fit. Here’s to hoping that The Phantom Pain not only lives up to the Metal Gear Solid name, but improves upon everything we’ve seen in the series thus far.
2. PROJECT BEASTS
Like every E3, there are a lot of secrets that somehow sneak out. Project Beasts is one of them. While it’s not official yet, gameplay snippets and images have led us to believe that this will be From Software’s next baby. There’s an even larger rumor going around that this might very well be one of Sony’s big new announcements at the show. This would be a big turnaround considering SCEA originally turned down the
opportunity
to publish Demon’s Souls in North America. Regardless, after venturing through Dark Souls II a couple of months ago, we’re ready for another.1. UNCHARTED
There’s no denial that Uncharted was the definitive new franchise for the PlayStation 3. A solid debut, a stupendous sequel, and a strong closing chapter mapped out the Uncharted trilogy, the series that proved Naughty Dog’s incredible skill in game design once again. With amped up hardware in tow, Naughty Dog aims to continue their monster of a franchise on the PlayStation 4, and after rumors and teasers abound, the curtain is ready to be raised on Nathan Drake’s next big globe-trotting treasure-hunting odyssey. An African continent awaits and if past games have been any indication, Uncharted 4 is set to jettison the series into the next-gen stratosphere. Quite frankly, we can’t wait to be with Nathan Drake and his crew in whatever paradise Naughty Dog brings.
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Saturday 5 July 2014
MAX PAYNE 4
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It started with Max Payne, which was originally developed by Remedy Entertainment in 2001. Later on, second part, a sequel to the first part was released in 2003. The series was considered to get end here, but after almost 10 years of gap Rockstar released Max Payne 3 game in 2012 which was sold like hot cakes. In the first week itself approximately 3 million units of Max Payne 3 were shipped. With Max Payne 3, Rockstar sets a new standard to the game franchise. And now, is the life of Max Payne continues with Max Payne 4? Well, we have to wait and see.
Max Payne – 2001
Max Payne 2 – 2003
Max Payne 3 – 2012
Max Payne 4 – 2020?
Max Payne 4 Release Date
Since the gap between Max Payne 2 and Max Payne 3 is around 10 years, so people are expecting next part, Max Payne 4 to release sometime around 2020 – 2022. But this is just expectation and none can confirm you the release date of Max Payne 4.
Sadly, till now no source claims Max Payne 4 is in works. This clears Rockstar has no sooner plans for Max Payne 4 and most probably the game will take time to come. As we said, this is just rumour and none can confirm you release date of Max Payne 4. We can just hope, it comes fast.
Max Payne 4 Feature: Wishlist
Bullet Time:
Bullet Time is one of the most popular feature of Max Payne game. The feature has been constantly improved in every part of this game. In Max Payne 3, Bullet Time gives Max Payne several seconds in real time to take out an enemy to prevent his death. This Bullet time allows him to slow time down and ensure he hit targets with greater accuracy. By Bullet time you can also see Bullet hitting the enemy in slow mode.
In Max Payne 4 advance Bullet time with new features are expected to come. This ability of Max Payne to slow down time while shooting can be used for many other purposes except shooting.
Graphics:
Max Payne 3 delivers realistic graphics featuring Rockstar Advanced
Game Engine
[RAGE] and the Euphoria Dynamic Animation Engine. The environmental condition and Max Payne look in the game is almost real. As Max Payne 4 is expected to release sometime after 2017 which means still many years to go. In this meantime, Rockstar most probably will announce a new game engine which will further improve the graphics. And this more realistic graphics are expected to be part of Max Payne 4.
SO HELL YEAH MADLY WAITING FOR MAX PAUNE 4
i guarentee you all that fifa 15 is going blow off allyou peoples mind
all that it will surely be a best selling game of 2014
eagerly waiting for the realease as i have pre orderd the game
have u --
do watch the traile of the game - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnTYVT6lwBc&hd=1
it will suely blow ur mind off
the faces of the palyers
the grapics
and the reality
all together formed the fifa 15 a superhit game
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all that it will surely be a best selling game of 2014
eagerly waiting for the realease as i have pre orderd the game
have u --
do watch the traile of the game - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnTYVT6lwBc&hd=1
it will suely blow ur mind off
the faces of the palyers
the grapics
and the reality
all together formed the fifa 15 a superhit game
gta 5 & gta 6
gta 5-
gta 6
gta 5-
Grand Theft Auto V is an open world, action-adventure video game developed by Rockstar North and published byRockstar Games. It was released on 17 September 2013 for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, and is scheduled to be released in Q3/Q4 2014 for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The game is the first main entry in the Grand Theft Auto seriessince 2008's Grand Theft Auto IV. Set within the fictional state of San Andreas (based on Southern California), the single-player story follows three criminals and their efforts to commit heists while under pressure from a government agency. The open world design lets players freely roam San Andreas, which includes open countryside and the fictional city of Los Santos (based on Los Angeles).
| Developer(s) | Rockstar North |
| Publisher(s) | Rockstar Games |
| Distributor(s) | Take-Two Interactive |
| Producer(s) | Leslie Benzies[1] Imran Sarwar[2] |
| Designer(s) | Leslie Benzies Imran Sarwar |
| Programmer(s) | Adam Fowler[3] |
| Artist(s) | Aaron Garbut[4] |
| Writer(s) | Dan Houser Rupert Humphries[5] |
| Composer(s) |
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| Series | Grand Theft Auto |
| Engine | RAGE, with Euphoriaand Bullet Physics |
| Platform(s) | Microsoft Windows PlayStation 3 PlayStation 4 Xbox 360 Xbox One |
| Release date(s) | PS3, X360 17 September 2013 PC, PS4, XOne Q3/Q4 2014 |
| Genre(s) | Action-adventure |
| Mode(s) | Single-player,online multiplayer |
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