Sad vidimo zasto je igra toliko kratka. Ubisoft ce 27. maja za PC i Xbox360 izdati DLC za Conviction pod imenom Insurgency pack.
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The Insurgency Pack delivers brand-new missions for Archer and Kestrel on four additional maps for Deniable Ops modes. Take on challenges in Hunter, Face Off, Infiltration or Last Stand to unlock new achievements and play in settings from the docks of San Francisco to a New Orleans cemetery, a prison in Portland to a hidden research complex in Salt Lake City. Sam Fisher may have his conviction, but Black Arrow is still out there – waiting for him. The achievements hunters will be glad to know that 250 new points can be unlocked in this DLC.
Cena je naravno deratorska - 10$ (kao da 40 evra za igru nije dovoljno)
Bokac... aj kad je džaba onda može... Nego nikad nisam skidao ništa legalno , pa da pitam... Ovaj strim, jel ja mogu da prekinem pa kasnije da nastavim, ne moram sve iz cuga? Pretpostavljam da mogu, al ko pita ne skita...
EDIT: ma ja... ljudi sve fino napišu... naravno da može....
« Poslednja izmena: 18. Maj 2010, 23:32:39 od nebitno »
Today Microsoft announced that the third installment in the role-playing game by Lionhead Studios will be arriving on PC this holiday season. This is surprising considering the second installment in the series skipped the PC entirely.
The game will be available as a box copy and digitally, exclusively on Games on Demand on Games for Windows – LIVE and will cost $49.99 USD. There was also a limited collector's edition announced for Xbox 360, but so far we haven't heard any news of this edition coming out for the PC.
For more on Fable III and how it differs from the previous entries in the series, head on over to our information center.
Perhaps the most interesting question we don't yet have an answer to is does this announcement mean Project Natal, Microsoft's much-hyped Xbox 360 motion sensing camera, will be released for Windows?
"Oni koji su vešti u borbi, ne obuzme ih bes. Oni koji su vešti u pobedi, ne obuzme ih strah. Zato mudri pobeđuju pre borbe, dok se neznalice bore da bi pobedili"
Posle puno nagađanja po netu novi deo popularnog šutera je konačno najavljen – stiže nam Killzone 3 za, naravno, PS3. Priča se nastavlja tamo gde je Killzone 2 stao. Pošto je nuklearka zbrisala sve sem vas, vi kao pripadnik ISA tima nastavljate da odmotavate dalju priču. Sony je najavio da možemo očekivati i deset puta veće nivoe uključujući i nivoe pod letom i u svemiru. Ne zna se kada će Killzone 3 izaći i ne… neće izaći za PC, ako to pitate. Naravno, tu su i prvi shotovi.
meh... kraj Killzone 2 je bio, najblaze receno, sranje; mada ni cela igra nije bila nesto specijalno, cesto sam se osecao kao da je igranje igre jedan jako naporan posao umesto zabava
« Poslednja izmena: 24. Maj 2010, 23:29:34 od Bokac »
Nije bas gaming news, ali je u prilicnoj vezi sa svetom video igara:
Mass Effect Movie Happening
The producers behind The Dark Knight and Spider-Man are teaming for Mass Effect, a live-action, big screen adaptation of the Electronic Arts-BioWare videogame.
Legendary Pictures' Thomas Tull and Jon Jashni have acquired the film rights to the game and will produce the movie along with former Marvel Studios honcho Avi Arad and his son Ari Arad. BioWare co-founders Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk will serve as executive producers, as will Mass Effect executive producer Casey Hudson. Warner Bros. will distribute the film.
Furthermore, the producers are in negotiations with screenwriter Mark Protosevich (I Am Legend, Thor) about penning the script. The Mass Effect movie is in the nascent stages of development.
"Mass Effect is a tremendous property ripe for translation to the big screen," said Thomas Tull, Chairman and CEO of Legendary Pictures, in a statement. "Mass Effect is a prime example of the kind of source material we at Legendary like to develop; it has depth, compelling characters and an engaging back story. This coupled with Avi and Ari producing and the skills of a great team adapting the screenplay, are the start of turning this smash videogame based property into a successful feature film."
"We are thrilled to be working with Legendary," said producer Avi Arad. "EA and BioWare are terrific partners who have created a brilliant piece of fiction with a universe filled with amazing aliens and technology. More importantly, though, they created a parable whose conflicts mirror the ones we currently face in our own world. This story emphasizes the need for all cultures to learn to work together. All this magic is presented in a fast paced action-adventure that makes for the best kind of movie experience."
"At BioWare, we've always thought of Mass Effect as having the depth, emotion and plot twists perfectly suited for an adaptation to a motion picture," said Casey Hudson. "With Legendary and Avi and Ari Arad attached, we believe that the Mass Effect movie will be an extraordinary entertainment event that realizes our vision for the franchise and thrills fans."
BioWare's epic science fiction series takes place in the year 2183 and follows Commander Shepard of the SS Normandy who leads a team on a mission to defeat an ancient alien race that invades the galaxy every 50,000 years, wiping out all organic life. The most recent game in the series, Mass Effect 2, was released in January of 2010.
NCsoft's Aion has just passed its eighth month since its launch at the end of September last year. The honey-moon period has definitely worn off, and it's around this time that players start wondering if Aion is "the one." Maybe you see a prettier game out of the corner of your eye and think "what if?" But since you and Aion got together, you've both done some growing up, and you've begun to look past Aion's aesthetic pleasures. It's about this time that you wonder if you and Aion will still be together when the one-year anniversary rolls around. Well, we caught up with NCsoft West's Lead Producer Chris Hager to see what the developers have in store for Aion: Assault on Balaurea -- previously known as Aion 2.0.
Assault on Balaurea, according to Hager, "adds 5 levels -- 51 to 55, adds 8 new instances, 6 of which are in the new level content range, hundreds of new quests, a pet system, new items," as well as new modes of transport and two new over world zones. Prior to Assault on Balaurea, Aion's traversable areas have been within the protective, crispy M&M-like shell of the planet's barren surface, but players will soon be exploring the homelands of the Balaur.
"The Balaur are the third AI controlled race that wreak havoc in the abyss, and through conspiracies have spread into both [playable] races homelands," Hager explained, "and in 2.0 you actually find where the Balaur come from."
The zones will be designed to funnel the two sides -- the Asmodians and the Elysians -- into shared areas to encourage Aion's PvPvE-style gameplay. There will also be directly contested fortresses which, when held by a team for enough time, unlock gameplay options. For 2.0, the team is putting am emphasis on player-versus-player clashes.
Two of the dungeons included in Assault on Balaur are for single players, and lock out players above a certain level. Their primary purpose is expository, and will lend insights into two of the side-stories players encounter throughout the campaign quest. We asked if it were in any way possible for a high-level player to experience the dungeon. According to Hager: "there's no way, if I'm level 50, to go back and play the level 18 instance unless I make another level 18 character." Bummer.
Is this single-player content something the folks at NCsoft want to focus on in the future? They certainly think there will be more single-player dungeons, but it's never going to be the crux. We asked if it were possible that one class might struggle to solo the dungeon and we were assured that they would be beatable by everyone, although Hager conceded, "if you were playing an assassin it might be more difficult." Not impossible, though. "It's still designed for the 18-24 level range."
Some of the campaign quests are also having their difficulty eased a little. "The point of the campaign quest is to further the storyline. If you don't want to group you shouldn't have to get into a 6-person group to finish the storyline."
As well as lessening the difficulty on some of the harder quests, rewards across the board are being increased -- both in experience gains and in kinah (monetary) rewards. We asked if there was a risk that the economy would become screwy as a result. Hager, an economist himself, didn't think so. "While we think that's going to introduce more liquidity into the economy, we also have a lot of other things that players can do […] that will take kinah out of the economy." He cited outfits, rental items and the brand new pets as examples.
The pets, by the way, are functional. They're not combat pets, though one of the functions of them is to alert you of danger. They are also capable of storing items (like a bank or warehouse) and even producing common crafting resources and materials. We were told that the resources would be low-demand materials that, while not particularly valuable, would be a pain for high-level players to farm.
On the topic of the windstreams, the function was pretty straightforward: "It's going to help players get through the world faster." After entering a windstream, you will be swept along its path a la your standard MMO "gryphon ride" fast-travel. Unlike those, however, players will be able to jump out and glide elsewhere at will. "It's going to help players get to areas that, without it, wouldn't be accessible." This, along with the addition of many more geysers, will allow players to discover little Easter eggs hidden throughout the game world by the developers.
We asked how the subscriber-base was looking. Hager notes: "Across north America and Europe, we've got healthy numbers." We asked how, with many high-profile titles on the horizon, NCsoft plans to attract new players (which is something many MMOs struggle to do) and the strategy seemed to be to make the game better and rely on word of mouth. It's a risky strategy at best.
Is Assault on Balaurea an expansion or simply a large content patch? Perhaps something in between? We don't know, and Hager wasn't willing to fix that. "We haven't announced what we're doing for 2.0," he told us, explaining that sometime down the track they'd reveal the specifics. They're aiming for a launch this autumn, which only leaves them six months. Not a huge amount of time to promote an expansion for an MMO, but far more than necessary for a standard patch, so our best guess is something along the lines of a DLC-style 'premium' update.
Sa zakasnjenjem ali dobro, nije bilo vesti do sada. Nexon-ova super hit f2p mmorpg igra konacno i za US/EU trziste.
Mabinogi Heroes dolaze pod naslovom Vindictus. U kratko, u pitanju je totalno nov tip mmorpg igara, sa akcentom na akciju.
Dole, vise o samoj igri:
Nexon's Vindictus
Vindictus (Korean: 마비노기 영웅전, Mabinogi Heroes) is a free-to-play action-oriented massively multiplayer online role-playing game created by devCAT, an internal studio of Korean free-to-play game publisher Nexon. Vindictus is a prequel to the popular MMORPG Mabinogi and is known as Mabinogi Heroes outside of North America. Vindictus takes place in the same setting used in Mabinogi, but is placed chronologically several hundred years prior to the first game during a period of war and strife. Nexon America, Nexon's North American division, announced the new name on March 12, 2010 at the Game Developers' Conference in San Francisco.
Gameplay
Combat System
Vindictus uses the Source engine to allow players to interact extensively with the environment. Environmental objects can be destroyed or picked up and wielded as weapons. Combat is described as "kind of brutal, like a bullfight," and will require a lot of teamwork.
Classes
Vindictus' "Classes" and "characters" are one and the same. When beginning the game, players have a choice to play as one of three characters, each of which has different combat skills and abilities. Players are free to alter certain aspects of their character's appearance, but basic abilities and combat styles are set at character creation.
Characters
Lann: Lann is a male character described as "An intrepid warrior with a passion for weapons." The character specializes in dual-wielding weapons, espcially swords. The character is a fast-attack melee class that starts out wearing light armor (though he gains that capability to wearing heavier armor as he levels up) who relies on speed to win battles. Fiona: Fiona is a female character described as a "balanced warrior who wields a sword and shield." Fiona is a defensive melee character who is able to wear armor at character creation and acquires the ability to wear plate mail as she levels. Evie: Evie is a female magician. Recommended for RPG players who are unfamiliar with action type game. You can help yourself or your party by using various kinds of magics.
Setting
The time period of Vindictus is set several hundred years before the era of Mabinogi. In this war-torn world, the people cling to the belief that if they can destroy the "Fomors", (monstrous humanoids), they will be brought by their black-winged goddess Morrighan into the land of Erinn. As a result, the land has suffered under endless war for hundreds of years and many people are beginning to give up hope that the legend of Erinn is real.[4]
Free-to-play
Vindictus follows Nexon's traditional free-to-play model. The game itself will be free to download and play and charged no purchase price. The game will contain some type of virtual item shop to purchase in-game items to enhance the player's character's appearance and abilities.
Release
On July 19, 2009, a Mabinogi Heroes Open Beta promotional video was released, followed by the release of Mabinogi Heroes itself. The Mabinogi Heroes open release page has been launched and the game was "premiere launched" (accessible only in PC cafes) on December 16, 2009. The game was opened to the home user/player on January 21st, 2010.
North American Release (Ovo vazi i za EU)
During the Penny Arcade Expo 2009, it was announced that Mabinogi Heroes, along with Dragon Nest and Crazy Arcade will be released by Nexon America in 2010. As of January 2010, only the North American version of Crazy Arcade, renamed as Pop Tag! had been released. In early March 2010, Nexon America officially revealed the North American release of Mabinogi Heroes at the Game Developers' Conference in San Francisco. According to the announcement, the name of the game had been changed to Vindictus in North America. The game is scheduled for a Q4 2010 release (October-December). On April 28, 2010, the teaser Vindictus website was launched on the Nexon America portal site. An updated game trailer as well as summaries of the game's story, characters and gameplay were available. In April of 2010, the game's revised logo for the North American release was revealed on the game's official Facebook page[6]. The logo consisted of a stylized "V" done in a Celtic knot pattern over the word "Vindictus." The artwork for the logo is distinctive from the original "Mabinogi Heroes" and to date has not been used outside the North American market. The company also launched a "teaser" Website that included updated information on aspects of the game including story characters, screenshots and various marketing materials.
Reception
Vindictus is one of the most anticipated online games for 2010. In April 2010 when the official Vindictus website was launched, MMOSITE.com featured Vindictus in its New MMOs in April 2010 Round up, in which the users vote on their most anticipated MMO. Out of 10 featured games, Vindictus soared, securing 45% of the users' votes, its closest rival being Perfect World Entertainment's Battle of the Immortals which scored just 19% of votes.
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