Hybr1d F0rk Gaming Paradise
Friday, 10 February 2012
Oh the gimmicks
Saturday, 4 February 2012
Go To Hell
It is loosely based on the first part of Dante Alighieri's epic poem the Divine Comedy, written in the 14th century, you play the part of Dante, a Templar who has committed many atrocities in the Third Crusade. He must fight his way through the nine circles of hell to save his dead wife's soul, that has been taken by Lucifer because of an oath to her Dante had broken. You must get through all nine levels, guided by the soul of the Roman poet Virgil, facing each of Dante's sins, which have been inflicted upon his dead friends and relatives. As it turns out you where meant to serve a much higher purpose of freeing Lucifer from his prison in the Ninth circle, before you turn the souls of the damned against him and re trap him.
The actual gameplay is very much like God Of War, and you can take this in two ways; mash any attack button your thumb finds until all the enemies are dead or you've died so many times you cant be arsed with it any more, or you can take time over your attacks, stringing together impressive combos and unleashing the deadly array of powerful moves you can acquire throughout your journey. Learning to do the latter will save you much frustration, and will make your experience with this game much more enjoyable, as i found out.
All in all, it is a very poor adaptation of the poem, however if you are looking for a great hack and slash game with a twist, and some brutal finishing moves, which never get old either, then Dante's Inferno is definitely for you. Unless you have a PS3, then you may as well just get God of War.
Friday, 3 February 2012
All it takes is the will, of a single man
I resent the type 95, so much so that if i have no ammo and the only thing on the floor to pick up is a type 95, i will rather die even if im on a huge streak, and have done many times. I recently decided to start using the M16A4, widely accepted as the worst assault rifle in MW3, just to prove the point, and its actually very underestimated, it just takes skill to use as it doesnt always get one bursts. I also use any other shotgun than the striker, the USAS is my personal favourite.
The other problem with MW3, the spawns. There is a glitch where two enemies that die then spawn in have a chance of spawning literally on each others toes, and this isnt a rare occurrence, it happens all the time. I have actuslly seen someone get killed, spawn basically on his corpse, and dies instantly again, cause the dude hasnt let go of the trigger. There is also the problem of just crap spawns in general.
Other than those things it is an otherwise masterpiece of Multiplayer brilliance, and the campaign is tied together and finished off very well, and survival puts the game in a class of its own, it certainly isnt zombies, but its definitely a good gametype, and a nice addition to a brilliant game. Infinity Ward, Treyarch and Sledgehammer games, i salute you.
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Ooh-fuckin-rah
Dubbed by the Fox News channel as the "worst game in the world", this is of course Bulletstorm. The game is almost comical in it's layout and gameplay, with the ability to kick your enemies massive distances. The game introduces you to a band of rouge pirates, bent on seeing their old general killed for the atrocities he made them commit. You play the part of Grayson Hunt, the leader of the AWOL Echo team, as they bring down the Ulysses with their ex general Serrano on board.
They crash onto a deserted planet paradise, that has been overrun by mutant plants, gangs and mutated humanoids called 'Burnouts'. You have to fight your way through them to get the general Serrano and get an evac off world.
The games battle sequences revolve around the skillshot system, which sees you earning points for more and more ludicrous kills. This makes the game much more replay-able as you will be aiming to get 100% for the skillshots. There is also the fact there are five different difficulties, with achievements for each one on normal and above. The gameplay itself is very simple, one review has said its a "brilliant game packaged in a stupid one" which is actually the most accurate way I can think of describing this.
If you want story then your better off going else where because that is one thing this game is severely lacking.
Ooh-fuckin-rah
Dubbed by the Fox News channel as the "worst game in the world", this is of course Bulletstorm. The game is almost comical in it's layout and gameplay, with the ability to kick your enemies massive distances. The game introduces you to a band of rouge pirates, bent on seeing their old general killed for the atrocities he made them commit. You play the part of Grayson Hunt, the leader of the AWOL Echo team, as they bring down the Ulysses with their ex general Serrano on board.
They crash onto a deserted planet paradise, that has been overrun by mutant plants, gangs and mutated humanoids called 'Burnouts'. You have to fight your way through them to get the general Serrano and get an evac off world.
The games battle sequences revolve around the skillshot system, which sees you earning points for more and more ludicrous kills. This makes the game much more replay-able as you will be aiming to get 100% for the skillshots. There is also the fact there are five different difficulties, with achievements for each one on normal and above. The gameplay itself is very simple, one review has said its a "brilliant game packaged in a stupid one" which is actually the most accurate way I can think of describing this.
If you want story then your better off going else where because that is one thing this game is severely lacking.
Ooh-fuckin-rah
Dubbed by the Fox News channel as the "worst game in the world", this is of course Bulletstorm. The game is almost comical in it's layout and gameplay, with the ability to kick your enemies massive distances. The game introduces you to a band of rouge pirates, bent on seeing their old general killed for the atrocities he made them commit. You play the part of Grayson Hunt, the leader of the AWOL Echo team, as they bring down the Ulysses with their ex general Serrano on board.
They crash onto a deserted planet paradise, that has been overrun by mutant plants, gangs and mutated humanoids called 'Burnouts'. You have to fight your way through them to get the general Serrano and get an evac off world.
The games battle sequences revolve around the skillshot system, which sees you earning points for more and more ludicrous kills. This makes the game much more replay-able as you will be aiming to get 100% for the skillshots. There is also the fact there are five different difficulties, with achievements for each one on normal and above. The gameplay itself is very simple, one review has said its a "brilliant game packaged in a stupid one" which is actually the most accurate way I can think of describing this.
If you want story then your better off going else where because that is one thing this game is severely lacking.
Wednesday, 13 July 2011
Halo 4?!?!?!
Microsoft have announced there will be another game in the Halo franchise, Halo 4. After saying that they weren't gonna continue the story of master chief, bungie have sold the rights for the game to Microsoft, who have created an internal division to oversee the Halo franchise. They called this division 343 Industries and, would you believe it, it has a lot of ex bungie halo staff...
The trailer looks promising, showing the chief waking from cryo stasis aboard the frigate Forward Unto Dawn, the front half of which crashed onto earth with the Arbiter within it. The chief awakes and initiates boss mode, flying through the remains of the ship and grabbing a Magnum pistol. The camera view pans out, to show him standing at the front of the broken ship, looking towards a massive covenant ship, it's docking port wide open waiting for the Dawn.
Early indications from this trailer make the game very promising, if said trailer is showcasing some of the available abilities and gameplay.