• Lineage 2 private servers Addicting Game News

    Are private servers for currently-running massive multiplayer games illegal? It depends a lot on your interpretation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Blizzard has won battles in court against "emulated servers", but it seems that other publishers have no problem with fans running their own private servers as long as they are for free.

    The game that has one of the larger followings of private servers is Lineage II. It has had decent success here in the US, but it's much more popular in the developers' native country of South Korea and in other countries in Asia. With an anime style and a brutal levelling curve (where months of play, even at eight hours per day, won't even put you close to the maximum attainable level), it satisfies both the tastes and need for challenge that Korean players have. But in the US, many players found the game's incredibly long "grind" just way too much to swallow - and those who love PvP aren't happy with the fact that even PvP deaths in Lineage II result in a considerable XP loss (even if someone much higher level than you kills you in a single hit).

    Read complete at: www.atomicgamer.com

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  • Ms. Pac-Man Addicting Game News

    Ms. Pac-Man is the lady-friendly follow-up to Pac-Man. It's the same basic dot-chomping, maze-navigating concept, but it's expanded. There are now multiple mazes, the fruit hops around, and the cutscenes are slightly more elaborate. Oh, and Ms. Pac-Man has a bow on her head. Like the other Namco releases for Xbox Live Arcade, Ms. Pac-Man is a straight-up emulation of the original game with no additions beyond an online scoreboard, some achievements, and colorful side graphics that surround the emulation. If the idea of a bare-bones emulation of Ms. Pac-Man sounds like it's worth five bucks to you, then you're in luck. But the standards for Xbox Live Arcade are a bit higher than what this game offers.

    Read complete at: www.GameSpot.com

  • Big Bumpin Addicting Game News

    From the title, I honestly couldn't put it together with bumper cars. So I had no idea what to expect from Big Bumpin'... until I saw the packaging and all was made clear. Big Bumpin' is very difficult for me to review since it depends heavily on color identification for telling which player is yours and there are various color-related identifiers in the levels for various game types, as I'm red-green color-blind. So this game is confusing, but fun. The game types all work online, and include some obvious and some not-so-obvious variations on smashing bumper cars into each other. The whole idea seems somewhat like a paintball game to me, in that you play bumper cars to knock people in cars around because you can't have the actual experience. Just like you play paintball because you aren't going to have the actual experience of a fire fight. However, unlike paintball games, in this game the bumper cars do explode.

    Read complete at: www.atomicgamer.com

  • Formula One Championship Edition Review Addicting Game News

    While Americans seem to generally favor NASCAR as their preferred racing league, folks elsewhere tend to flock to Formula One for its extremely technical racing. In truth, the sport's hardcore following is tremendous and gaming fans accept no less than perfection from titles based on it. With slick visuals, quick pacing and promises of racing bliss, Formula One Championship Edition attempts not only to please the sport's direct fans, but general racing junkies the world over as well.

    One issue that always creeps up with regards to F1 games is that there's a fine line between the simulation aspects, accessibility and, most importantly, fun. Sony and SCE Studios Liverpool have attempted to address this by providing a number of options that allow anyone to quickly get into the game. Aside from AI difficulty, you'll also find options for turning car damage on and off, adjusting weather variance, racing lines, traction control, automatic spin recovery, brake assist and more.

    Read complete at: http://ps3.ign.com

    • Sword Tournament - Play Game Sword Tournament - You can press "H" KEY anytime to display hints. In order to win a fight, you must hit your opponent 10 times, or simply cut his head. Use LEFT/RIGHT ARROW to move, UP ARROW to jump, DOWN ARROW to bloc, and BACKSPACE for action.
    Graveyard - Play Game Graveyard - Be careful at the ghost that are in this graveyard. Get the pumpkin to the other site of the graveyard. The pumpkin bounces on ghosts ,but smashes on graves. So be careful ! You have 6 pumpkins. A bow is a weapon that shoots arrows powered by the elasticity of the bow. It is used for hunting, sport (target shooting), and in historical times was a weapon of war. The technique of using a bow is called archery.
    Flying Gonzo - Play Game Flying Gonzo - Use the control panel to adjust the angle and the voltage of the professional stunt cannon, then fire away as Gonzo goes sailing over, under or into the professional bucket of stunt water. Each time he misses, you loose a star. Each time he makes it, you gain back half star plus the points for that distance.
    Power Play - Play Game Power Play - Use Right and Left Arrow to move left and fight and press SPACEBAR to shoot. (hit once to start direction gauge and again to shoot the puck). Pretty funny internet ice hockey game.
    Wone - Play Game Wone - You may collect stars for more points. After collecting all the stuff successfully, locate exit point with green text. If you collect all stars in first 5 levels, it will unlock the 6th level. Use your LEFT and RIGHT ARROW KEYS to control the wheel and press UP and DOWN ARROW to zoom in or out.

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  • Runaway: The Dream of the Turtle Demo

    This demo includes one level from the fourth chapter set in the Alaskan wilderness and has been tweaked so as not to spoil the game.

  • Online games and e-business

    Online games are the future of the interactive entertainment industry. The idea of integrating business services into online games holds a number of exciting possibilities for new business models, new markets, and new growth.

  • COUNTER-STRIKE: SOURCE REVIEW (PC)

    Once upon a time there was a game mod called Counter-Strike, which took the world of online gaming by storm. Over the past few years it?s become even more popular than the game it was based on (namely Half-Life) and is arguably the most played online shooter in history. With the sequel to Half-Life in the making, Counter-Strike?s developers at Valve decided to remake the aging classic for the modern technological age, taking advantage of its big brother?s brand spanking new ?Source? game engine.

  • Florida Bill Takes Aim at Violent Video Games

    Bills aimed at restricting sales of violent games to minors are the latest salvo in a long campaign by detractors and some parent groups to limit access to games with adult content. Critics of violent games often cite research suggesting that such games can increase aggressive behavior in young boys.

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