Innovation never comes easy to the shooter genre, but the much-heralded Battlefield 3 has arrived sporting the Frostbite 2 engine like a new dress and the opportunity to pour hours and hours into killing people you don’t know. The question is: does it live up to expectations?
Mark checks out the highly antipicated Battlefield 3, the game set in 1890′s Paris that sees the blossoming sexuality of 16-year-old Yvette with her 19-year-old poet boyfriend Claude and her gradual maturity to womanhood. Also contains Assault Rifles.
Mass Effect 3 has to be one of the most highly-anticipated games around right now. We take a look to see how it’s bearing up.
Shadows of the Damned boasts the designers of Resident Evil 4 and No More Heroes as its creators, but can it live up to their auspicious back catalogue? Onemetal finds out.
Bioware reassuringly push back the release date for Mass Effect 3, and EA effortlessly make gamers worldwide nervous about the direction the series is headed.
With just six months to go until the games market is flooded with a series of triple ‘A’ titles, Mark checks out the whopping twelve minute ‘Fault Line’ trailer for Battlefield 3. Slated for a November release, it has already been described by EA is being bigger than Jesus, or something like that.
How awesome would it be if Electronic Arts resurrected the classic Strike series and released it as a semi-realistic, three-dimensional combat flight simulator for this-generation consoles?
Dragon Age 2, highly anticipated release to the 2009 hit RPG Dragon Age: Origins, was released on 11 March 2011, and almost instantly shot to the top of the multi-platform games chart. Great news indeed for Bioware and EA, but OneMetal’s Rachael Griffiths asks the one important question on everybody’s mind, “is it as good as it predecessor?”
EA release the second episode of their ‘Fault Line’ trailers, proving that even a .50 cal is no match for a big-ass explosion.
Can’t wait to see what ME3 will look like? Don’t stop bating that breath just yet…
EA step back into the squared circle for Fight Night Champion, only to find Onemetal’s Josh Clark staring them down. Seconds out, round one.
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EA reject ‘Mirror’s Edge’ prototype, halting production and leaving the future of free-runner Faith teetering on the… erm, brink?
Kit Harrison blasts off into deep space to take on the terrifying Necromorphs once again. Is Dead Space 2 the horror follow-up we were hoping for, or has blasting the limbs off monstrous babies somehow lost its charm?
In an attempt to flog Bulletstorm, EA have released a free downloadable spoof shooter, cheekily named Duty Calls. It’s a pity they couldn’t have realised we were all sick of military shooters before they resurrected Medal of Honor…
In a flurry of cross-promotion, EA unleash a new Dead Space title upon the iPhone. How does the world of Isaac Clarke and the Necromorphs shrink down to handheld size? Oliver Longden investigates.
Bulletstorm and Crysis 2 – both highly-anticipated titles are available to play now on Xbox 360. Will Owen rounds up what we know about these titles with some brand-new trailers.
We witness the rebirth of EA’s ‘Medal of Honor’ series and poke around placenta, cut the umbilical cord before tearfully calling the family about the new arrival. But is this bundle of joy still worthy of the name or would ‘Certificate of Merit’ be more apt?
Dead Space 2, Brink, Fallout: New Vegas, Donkey Kong Country Returns and many more fill out the final chunk of Eurogamer Expo coverage!
Mark braves a stomach ache and a ridiculously over-priced and foul tasting jacket potato to bring you his impressions of Medal of Honor, EA’s attempt to compete with the hugely popular Call of Duty games.