Alright so round 2 of weekly installments will focus on Dragon Age.  I said I wouldn't be doing strictly MMOs so here it is, using basically the same rating criteria.  Itll probably have to be modified though for when I try to review say BFBC2.  But here goes...

 

Week 2 - Dragon Age Origins/Awakening

Unless your afraid to look at nearly all forms of electronic media, you probably know the release of Dragon Age 2 is right around the corner.  Being your strictly MMO self your probably ignoring this 50 odd dollar pricetag for a non multiplayer game and continuing to demolish the competition in pvp, but are you missing out?

In a word... yes.

Combat

Combat is excellent, skills and specializations are highly customizable making for very diverse play styles.  Skills interact with eachother (freeze + hard melee = shatter/instant kill is one example of many).  One can actually pause the game, because you control not only yourself but 3 companions, and the on

Bayonetta

 
Bayonetta is Sega’s entry into the Action genre, and is much akin to games like Devil May Cry and God of War, what with it being directed by the same person who directed Devil May. But Bayonetta achieved something which none of these other games could -- it scored a perfect 40/40 in Famitsu. Bayonetta is definitely a must-have for all PS3 and Xbox 360 owners.


MAG

 
MAG is a dream come true for all those who love Shooters. With an involving online experience, and some personalized touches provided by gameplay mechanics such as character creation and as such, MAG is definitely the Shooter all PS3 owners have been looking forward to. Releasing in January 2010, MAG is sure to grab thousands of eyeballs, and sell like peanuts.


Bioshock 2

 
Bioshock is said to be, by many, the best game of this generation. After the success it gathered on the 360, PS3 and PC, it is no big surprise that 2K Interactive will be releasing a sequel, along with a Special Edition version. Bioshock 2 will be releasing February next year, and with all the hype that has been surrounding it, and after the critical and commercial acclaim that the first game met with, this one is sur

Gaming addiction...

 

Said to be more dangerous than alcohol,smoking and drugs...

 

Gaming addiction,ladies and gents,is considered most dangerous outta all 4 mentioned above.

It all started all the way back in 2004...

 

World of Warcraft was realeased and in just a span of few months it became extremely popular.WoW was something of an old MMORPG genre but presented in a great shiny light.Blizzard maked sure that the game is distributed to every corner of USA and Europe so that everyone could have access to it.Now,as a player that isn't for paying to play something (at least not every month) you ask yourself how come that WoW is THAT popular?Well it's because of it being something totally diffrent than the MMO market has ever seen.

Of course there were MMOs before WoW,but when we look at those MMOs now in 2009 we are laughing comparing them to WoW,mostly because of the graphics,and if we by any chance played them,then it's because of the gameplay system itself.

 

Because of being "diffrent" WoW became the macro of Online Gamingwith more than 11 MILLION players around Europe and USA.

 

Now,how come that there are those "WoW addicts&

I slept just about all day today. I feel lazy lol. I am happy though. I live with him now. Well sorta. I'm at my moms house like 2 days every week and the rest of the days i'm with him. Well, i woke up today around 3 pm.