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Learn more about Assassin's Creed. (Flash demo) SynopsisYour name is Altair, and you are a deadly assassin living in the year 1191 AD. The Third Crusade is tearing the Holy Land apart, and you must take it upon yourself to become an agent of change and put a stop to the war. Your mastery of the skills, tactics and weapons of the world's most secret clan of warriors makes you the ideal person to defeat both sides of the conflict. Plan your attacks, strike without mercy and do whatever it takes to achieve your objectives.Assassin's Creed thrusts you into a living, breathing world in which your decisions and actions all have consequences. Relive the epic spectacle of the Crusades as you explore the Holy Land in the 12th century, complete with lifelike graphics loaded with subtle details and nuances. The intense action features fluid and precise animations as you do battle using a variety of medieval weapons. With an incredible blend of technology, emotion, violence and chaos, Assassin's Creed gives you the chance to shape events during a pivotal moment in human history.
 
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Repetition knows Best
on September 12, 2008
Posted by: RyanC
from Michigan
If you like doing the same thing over and over this is the game for you. While having great graphics this game lacks so much in gameplay, variance, and replayability. You may grind through one time of playing this game, if you have the stomache for it. Visually, this game is great. Everything else, not so much
What's great about it: great graphics and scenery
What's not so great: doing the same thing over and over throughout the game
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Return to Liberty City and the cruel streets in this second take of Grand Theft Auto IV. Customizable cars let you design Niko Bellic's ride as he travels the city in search of his fortune and an escape from his past. Intricate maps and the hottest music available on the stereo make Grand Theft Auto IV a wild adventure.
 
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1 out of 5
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More of the Same, less of the Good
on September 12, 2008
Posted by: RyanC
from Michigan
Why would GTA decide to take away planes??? That was one of the best parts of GTA, as well as taking a jet pack and riding through the city. If you are going to continue making GTA games, add content, dont detract. That is my biggest complaint with this game. Yes, they added online play, which would have been exciting with xbox live ers being able to take flight with jets against each other. I feel with this installment that GTA is going downhill. Stick to San Andreas
What's great about it: all the great GTA content
What's not so great: Take away Planes and Cheats?
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Learn more about Too Human - Xbox 360. (Flash demo) SynopsisFuturistic science and fantastical myth combine in Too Human. Baldur, a cybernetic god, finds himself thrust in the middle of on an ongoing struggle. A menacing machine presence continues to threaten the existence of man, and Baldur is humanity's last hope. Is he strong enough to defeat the monstrous war machines, or will mortals succumb to the technological tyrants?Assume the role of Baldur as wave after wave of on-screen enemies come at you with full force. Fend them off and make them pay with punishing rapid-fire attacks, combat techniques and combo moves. Massive melee battles and ranged firearm combat come together seamlessly, pulling you into incredible action. As pulse-pounding battles commence, a killer orchestral score brings the intensity to dramatic highs. View breathtaking vistas brought to life by the Unreal Engine 3. Journey alone or with others in four-player online co-op quests.
 
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Repetition finds Xbox Live
on September 12, 2008
Posted by: RyanC
from Michigan
Purchase this game if you like hack and slash button mashers. That, aside from a ton of custimization, is all this game offers. Repetition, not at its worst, but close. I can say this game was fun, for a free demo, but shooting a gun, with basically no accuracy or target lock, is not that fun. this game should have stayed on the original xbox, where it was designed for. Customizing a character in a game that is pretty bad is not all that fun. Think World of Warcraft but worse. Enjoy wasting $60 on this. It is not horrible, but it is mediocre in a list of amazing games out and coming soon. Your money can be spent else where, with much better investment
What's great about it: Good graphics and sorty line
What's not so great: everything is repetition
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Learn more about Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. (Flash demo) SynopsisIn a galaxy far, far away, the legend of an iconic villain grows ~ and you are at his right hand. Darth Vader's plan to exterminate all the Jedi has been set into action, and as the Sith Lord's Secret Apprentice, your actions will be crucial in ensuring his quest is a success. Unleash the powers of the Force as you scour the galaxy for remaining Jedi, and prepare to confront decisions that will affect not just your destiny, but that of the entire universe.In Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, you'll explore the era between Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and Episode IV: A New Hope as you toil as Darth Vader's Secret Apprentice, assisting him in his quest to rid the universe of Jedi. Wield four core Force powers as you execute amazing, never-before-seen combos that let you not just Force grip enemies, but Force grip them in midair, zap them with lightning, then drop them and make them explode like bombs. With the debut of Digital Molecular Matter from Pixelux and NaturalMotion Ltd.'s euphoria behavioral simulation engine, you'll experience both environmental objects and interactive characters that move and behave just like they would in real life, from wood that breaks and splinters like actual wood to characters that think and act adaptively just like real human beings.
 
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4 out of 5
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Unleased or Unfinished
on September 12, 2008
Posted by: RyanC
from Michigan
This is a great game for a Star Wars fan. You get to use all of the traditional force moves throughout the game and see some familiar and some new locales. If you are not a star wars fan, you will more than likely not be content with this purchase. It just doesnt stand up to games like ninja gaiden, or even 1st person shooters like Call of Duty or Halo who far outclass this game. If you are a star wars fan, you will be pleasantly surprised with the graphics, and variety of moves and combos that take advantage of the software engine, and the HD graphics. Over all I would say it is a good game, not great. If you are not a huge star wars fan, do not purchase this game, purchase COD 5 in november, or Gears of War 2
What's great about it: Great gaphics and character animations
What's not so great: extremely easy, if not monotonous
I would recommend this to a friend!
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