Archive for April 13th, 2008
Prices have been slashed off from console games, an MMORPG, controllers, and accessories. Also, a bonus has been released for trading in consoles. You can get Halo 3 now for a good price of about US 39.99. Furthermore, bonus deals are up now for grabs when trading in your consoles (about US 30), and reserving a copy of the MMORPG, Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures. Also there a couple of interesting prices from for regular controllers and even guitar remotes. If you want to find the nitty-gritty details of what’s included in this latest deal, feel free to head on over to the source link below. We promise to keep you guys updated with the hottest deals in town, so don’t forget to check up on our site frequently. source pc.qj.net Sega and Secret Level’s video game adaptation, Iron Man (PS3, PSP, Computer, Xbox 360, DS, Wii), from the film is definitely taking a very good shape. From the video we were able to get, we got the lowdown on how the devs are able to breathe life to the characters in the game. Since it’s an adaptation of a film, it would be only naturally fitting if that actors who starred in it would also be part of the video game, for consistency’s sake. The video below shows how actors such as Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard, and Shaun Toub shared their talents into bringing new depth to the game itself. Get to see how the game’s slowly pieced together to make one great masterpiece of a film adaptation game. You guys know what to do if you want to care about the clip below. source pc.qj.net What we’ve here’s the debut trailer for World in Conflict: Soviet Assault for platforms Games for Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. This is actually an expansion pack to World in Conflict developed by Large Entertainment and Swordfish Studios. The two mentioned before that the pack should be available during Q4 of 2008. PC gamers will get it as an expansion pack while gamers on consoles will be able to have it as a stand-alone video game title. Basically, Soviet Assault offers a new single player campaign with the chance to play either as the U.S. or the Soviet force. It also sports reinforcements than can be utilized either through the context menu or voice communication. To know more about World in Conflict: Soviet Assault, just watch the clip below. And keep checking back here at QJ.NET in case we pick up some more updates. source pc.qj.net
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Command & Conquer 3: Kane’s Wrath - Episode 7 of Command School videoPosted by: admin in Video GamesDon’t know what to do when you start playing Electronic Arts‘ Command and Conquer 3: Kane’s Wrath (Xbox 360, PC)? Worry about that no more. We were able to get the latest episode of the Command school video for the game. The video lends a helping hand to those who are in the dark when playing RTS games. In this particular video, the host speaks about details on the new Black Hand subfaction, Tournament Decision build order, and the strike forces for late-game strategy. Well, without further ado, enjoy the enriching clip below. Don’t forget to bring out a pen and paper so that you guys can take down helpful tips that you could use in the future. We promise to bring you guys with more news and updates on the game. source pc.qj.net
The patch works on SpellForce 2: Gold and SpellForce 2: DragonStorm, so there’s no reason not to pick it up. In any case, keep checking QJ for more updates on this and all your other favorite games. Download: SpellForce 2 Patch source pc.qj.net
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Race Driver: GRID dev dairy video - content of the regionsPosted by: admin in Video GamesIn order for you guys not to be left in the dark when Codemaster’s Race Driver: GRID (Xbox 360, PS3, Nintendo DS, and Personal computer) rolls out, we got you more helpful information on the game. The second part of the dev dairy has been released and we were able to grab it just for you. The video itself is really short and sweet, just roughly about a minute. Yes, a minute. Don’t worry, though. The game’s chief designer Ralph Fulton has been able to dish out juicy details on the various content that each of the regions will be offering in the game itself. We choose not to spoil anything more than that since we want you guys to focus on the video. Now, all you have to do is press play to like the clip below. source pc.qj.net
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Infogrames CEO David Gardner: Atari doesn’t have room for mistakesPosted by: admin in Video Games
The reason behind this is that Gardner is very well aware of how competition in the gaming market is really tough. New products from Atari must be able to sell in order to it to restart its business. Furthermore, Gardner stated that the step they have to undertake must be able to deliver well to their customers. With this situation, he added that they were ” threading the needle a tiny bit.” According to him, it’s not easy to recover for small companies when things don’t sell that well. Having this mindset, the company still plans to release traditional video game products like the latest Do you think you have the fortitude and intellect required to build an Empire from the ground up? Well, Paradox Interactive certainly thinks you do. It’s probably the reason why the company has released a new gameplay trailer for Europa Universalis: Rome, showing gamers just what the game can bring to the strategy department. This successor to Europa Universalis III takes place on a somewhat smaller scale, though it can be stated that Europa Universalis: Rome is just as grand as its predecessor. The game takes you through the first Punic War all the way to the rise of the Roman Empire, and you can choose from different civilizations to start your quest for conquest. Watch as you build awe-inspiring cities, raise powerful armies, and amass great wealth, all in the comfort of your own home. In any event, we’ll take our leave and let you enjoy the game trailer in all its glory. Remember, the game comes out on April 15, so you’ve a few days to save up some cash if you’re planning on getting it. source pc.qj.net |
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