Mas adelante las fotos de uno de los juegos mas divertidos del Nintendo DS. Con bisturí en mano, opera a los pacientes mas sangrientos. More »
Tags: Atlus, DS, Images, Screenshots, Trauma Center Under The Knife 2
Las pelas callejeras si que eran buenisimas en la era del NEOGEO. Listo para descargar directo a tu Wii, SNK Fatal Fury.
Released in 1992 by SNK, FATAL FURY 2 is the second installment in the renowned fighting-game series. In addition to Terry, Andy and Joe, who appeared in the original game, another five distinctive fighters gather from around the world to compete for the championship title. Also newly added are stage-specific hazards and the ability to perform desperation attacks when a character’s strength is low. These particularly deadly techniques create the chance for a come-from-behind victory achieved with a single strike. Moreover, the innovative two-line battle, which proved popular in the previous version, also has been radically enhanced. Pressing the weak-attack and strong-attack buttons simultaneously enables players to move their fighters to another line themselves, or to launch an attack that pushes opponents back to another line. This game mechanic, unique to this title in the series, allows the player to take advantage of the depth of the screen and create even more exciting bouts. Can you prove yourself the king of fighters again?
To be a hardcore gamer you need mad skills. Games Radar has 50 you should master here.
Tags: countdowns, lists, skills
Los muchachos de Code Lyoko regresan a proteger su mundo del maligno grupo de villanos cibernéticos, X.A.N.A. Tu pandilla de intelectuales tiene que rescatar a William y así terminar de aniquilar al virus que amenaza con terminar la paz de la humanidad. Aunque la serie termino acá en USA, aun queda una ultima aventura que vale la pena completar. More »
Tags: Code Lyoko: Fall of Xana, Review
From Kotaku:
Six teenagers were in court today following an all-night crime spree that began late Wednesday night and lasted into the early morning hours. The six teens allegedly began the evening with a mugging outside of a Nassau County, New York supermarket, eventually parading down a Garden City street carrying baseball bats and a crow bar, robbing one motorist and smashing a passing vehicle with a bat. What would cause such behavior in our impressionable young teens? Grand Theft Auto, of course.
“It was determined that they were emulating the character in that Grand Theft Auto game, going on a crime spree” using weapons and tactics inspired by the controversial video game, said Det. Sgt. Anthony Repalone, a Nassau police spokesman.
PinballMap’s Rant:
I’m sorry but there have been plenty of crimes before GTA and to keep blaming senseless violence on that is just plain dumb…maybe not dumb just fucking annoying. These kids go out and rob a car and smash some things, and blame it on a video games. Kids are not stupid, adults are, most of them anyway. Or just plain ignorant. Crimes like this have been going on way before violent games like GTA have been around and will continue to go on. Some kids are just what you call assholes. What happened to just being an asshole. Hell, I’m friends with 90% assholes and they don’t even play video games, fuck, one doesn’t even have a TV. If adults or people need a scapegoat to blame these stupid crimes on try there parents. These crimes were commited late Wednesday night, that’s a god damn school night, they should be in bed or better yet, go play some video games maybe it will occupy your time better. The headline shouldnt be “Crime Spree Inspired by Grand Theft Auto,” it should be “Crime Spree Caused From Being an Asshole.” Anyway, in conclusion some people are just assholes and the Grand Theft Auto excuse is played out kids so try a new one. Read the full story here.
Olvidate de las reglas motoristas y de la policía. Corre tu coche a toda velocidad para que todo el mundo te respete. Escoge de 32 vehículos y destruye todo en tu camino para que llegues a tu meta. Here are some details on the game that actually looks like a fun budget title.
* 32 Unique play and unlockable vehicle designs.
Screenshots after the jump. Fotos a continuacion. More »
Tags: Images, Popcorn Arcade, Screenshots, Urban Extreme, Wii
Starlight y Nintendo han diseñado un kiosko mobil para que todos los niños hospitalizados puedan divertirse con Wii mientras se recuperan.
Nintendo declaro,
Tags: Hospitals, Nintendo and the community, Starlight, Wii“The Fun Centers serve as a diversional tool for Child Life Specialists to provide to patients and families in the playrooms, at bedside and throughout the hospital, including medical units, clinics and waiting rooms. The Fun Centers promote socialization, mastery and fun. Through this play, children learn about cooperation, positive thinking and problem-solving skills. The Fun Centers also provide opportunities for hand strengthening and finger dexterity, an important therapeutic value for our patients undergoing physical rehabilitation.”
Reviewing video games takes a toll on any social life, weather you have one or not. To be objective and uphold all the ethics learned in Communication and Journalism Law classes down at Rutgers U., I strive to complete games and get the full gist of what they’re all about. This is where being a loner would help. Not having to satisfy, help, or even care for anyone would be ideal to dedicate countless hours into the games I like most. More »
Tags: Games and Marriage, rants
Mucho de nosotros no tenemos las monedas para gastar en maquinitas de pistola, asi que lo gratis es muy bien venido. Juega este version divertida de Virtual Police aqui.
Tags: Free Flash Games, Virtual Police
Con éxitos como E.T., Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, entre otras películas súper-reconocidas, Steven Spielberg se ha convertido en un ídolo del cine mundial. Habiendo conquistado el arte cinematográfico, Spielberg quiso darle un poco de su creatividad a los vídeo juegos. Boom Blox fue el proyecto final de esta colaboración, y para su primer esfuerzo, el juego entretendrá de igual manera que sus películas. More »
Tags: Boom Blox, EA, Review, Steven Spielberg, Wii
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