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I beat this game about a month ago, and finally decided to toss something up on the site about it. It’s a fairly short review, and since I can’t just hit my print screen button when I’m playing, there’s no screen shots, sorry. Agree or disagree (probably more of the later), give it a read. Hope you enjoy.

Click here to read the review.

Streaming games over the web is always evolving. Windows, OS X, Linux, whatever; imagine your games you want, right now. OnLive Game Service is taking the first big leap in cloud gaming. They are planning on releasing a small gaming console (MicroConsole) that streams video games to your TV. You can sign-up for their beta program now. Here is the latest in game hardware and software mashing games on demand over the web:

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Plug your micheal j. flux-capacitor in to the Nano Suit, we need to get 1.21 gigawatts out of your fack to the buture. Apparently my spell checker doesn’t know that gigawatt is a word.. is it?
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Heads up, here is a future game watch game to look out for: Battlefield: Bad Company 2. The game comes out, for Windows PC, Xbox360, and PS3; in March 2010. I can imagine it being a lot like the recent Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 with multi-player vehicles… hopefully? That’s what it seems like from the video:

It’s hard to imagine a booner would survive that long in real game player.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Windows PC Edition

There is a beta test for PS3 owners if you pre-order the game. PS3 Battlefield: Bad Company 2 beta blog post.

You can pre-order them directly below:

Windows PC Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Limited Edition

Xbox360
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Limited Edition

PS3
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Limited Edition

I’ve finished my review of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2. It’s a pretty fun game, a lot like the first one. Check out my review if you can’t get yourself to buy this game. There is a lot of drama on the web about the game. Many people are sick of it’s hype.

Here is an excerpt:

The “modern warfare” feel is fresh. No futuristic sci-fi looking aliens, no historic battlefield to traipse, no puzzle solving skills required. These are good “features” in this light, because it makes the game feel more realistic and your game play plausible. The game offers 3 modes of play. Campaign, special-ops, and multiplayer. Campaign mode continues the story from Call of Duty 4. Campaign mode was originally supposed to include a co-op mode, but it was removed and only introduced in the special-ops mode because it “ruined the experience”. Special-ops mode offers independent missions to hone your skills by yourself or with a friend in co-op. Finally, the multiplayer mode has a bevy of different match styles that allow you to play with 2-18 people.

Anyways, go here to see the my full review of call of duty: modern warfare 2.