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Showing posts with label xbox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label xbox. Show all posts

Friday, October 22, 2010

MW2

CALL OF DUTY: MODERN WARFARE 2, A.K.A. MW2
DEVELOPER: INFINITYWARD

O.K., I'm going to start off by saying that I have pretty much nothing bad to say about this game. The graphics are great, the campaign detailed, and the multiplayer endless. I'll go into more detail on all that in a minute. First, developer specs.
Game Features:
  • Epic single-player campaign picks up immediately following the thrilling events from Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.
  • The definitive multiplayer experience returns, with a host of new perks and enhancements.
  • New cooperative SpecOps mode, the perfect combination of Modern Warfare's single-player intensity and the addictive replayability of its multiplayer.












Platforms: Xbox 360, PS3, PC
Release Date: November 10, 2009

O.K., so that's that.

now, a little more information about my earlier claims.
another image to the right will pretty much cover my statement about the graphics.
on a good TV with the Xbox 360, I have yet to see a game with better graphics.

As far as the campaign, there are 17 different missions, an exclusive unlock-able level, and 23 special-ops missions. The plot is easy to follow, and a continuation of modern warfare 1. Therefore, it allows for an almost unlimited amount of gameplay.

Finally, the multiplayer. There are many maps, many game modes, and many, many guns. Almost every time you gain a level you unlock something. a personal favorite is the RPD with Acog and full-metal-jacket, demolition, on sandstorm. anyway, with live chat and an almost unlimited number of weapon choices and variations, gameplay is great.

i have to go now, but I'm going to put a poll up asking if you want an ongoing series of specific details on weapons emblems, titles etc. The final decision will be mine, but I will take your opinions into account.


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Tuesday, September 14, 2010




The Xbox 360 elite is the epitome of gaming systems. Recently, the new two-hundred and fifty gigabyte edition was released. Look forward to that review as soon as I can get my hands on it. But for now, the still sleek, still beautiful design of the old one is the subject of our discussion.

To start, the graphics and speed of the console are amazing, with a capital A.
No other gaming console so far has such astounding game play as the Xbox. It has a huge variety of options and selections, to the point of making a first time user dizzy. This doesn’t mean that it’s not easy to figure out though. And then in the game; so fast, so beautiful, that it brings tears to your eyes. It is absolutely wort every penny of its current price of $249.99.

And then the design; it’s sleek it beautiful, but its BIG. Everything about it is big. The power brick alone is the size of a Wii. (Well, almost) That’s not necessarily a bad thing, but if you carry your system around a lot, then it’s gonna be a pain. That and the fact that it weighs a freaking TON.

then there's the whole RRoD thing, or the red ring of death. as its name implies, this is BAD, and a major screw-up on microsofts part. basically overheating causes warping of the motherboard, which then breaks soldering points and bam, goodbye xbox. I take apart xboxes that are broken for parts, and boy, there is no short supply of them.

In conclusion, the 360 is an amazing console. Great graphics, design, appearance, and memory. It’s just a little on the large and in charge side. Hey- that fits-large and in charge, that’s the 360 for ya. However, its many internal faults are to be seriously considered. but all in all, its a great console, and i really enjoyed playing it, before mine self destructed. Besides, they actually fixed the size and weight issue in the new 360 slim. (supposedly they fixed the RRoD too, but who knows?) Hopefully I can review that soon!

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