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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:00pm
Here at games.on.net, we understand that Monday is the hardest part of the week. You've had a great weekend, playing games, partying, or doing something else enjoyable, and have to return to work or actually do things that are meaningful.
To ease the burden, every Monday, we collect a bunch of shiny new screenshots to make the afternoon pass much more quickly. This week's collection of screenshots has many highlights, but of everything featured, there's only one thing that I'm really, really, looking forward to - Supreme Commander 2.
To ease the burden, every Monday, we collect a bunch of shiny new screenshots to make the afternoon pass much more quickly. This week's collection of screenshots has many highlights, but of everything featured, there's only one thing that I'm really, really, looking forward to - Supreme Commander 2.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Nov 16, 2009 3:00pm
It is Monday again, and that means that it is time for another helping of shiny new screenshots, fresh from the file mirror. So, if you need to get through the afternoon, as you count down the hours until you can escape from wherever you're imprisoned (be it, work, school, an exam room, or otherwise) - Monday Screens is here to help you make the afternoon a little less boring.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Nov 9, 2009 2:59pm
It is Monday again, and it is hot in Adelaide. Too hot. To make the afternoon a little bit more tolerable - we've got a collection of shiny new screenshots to share with you all. There's something for everyone, just make sure your monitor, CPU, and graphics card don't overheat and explode simultaneously as you look over the new screenshots. That wouldn't be very nice.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Nov 2, 2009 3:00pm
It is stinkingly hot in Adelaide today, so it is probably best to say inside (possibly in an air conditioned environment) and attempt to brace yourself for the trek home by looking at a variety of screenshots that have been added to the file library in the past seven days.
As always, there's something for everybody in Monday screens, with shooters, RPG, strategy and other genres all represented.
As always, there's something for everybody in Monday screens, with shooters, RPG, strategy and other genres all represented.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Oct 26, 2009 2:57pm
To some people's despair, and to other people's joy - it is Monday again. While Monday always seems to be the same, something always changes. Whether you sit in a different spot on the bus, or forget to take something to work with you (like your brain) - you can be assured of one certainty. Each Monday afternoon, you'll see a fresh batch of new screenshots, which will hopefully brighten up your afternoon.
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By Brenna Hillier - Thu Oct 22, 2009 5:46am
Things that are so hot right now developers can't leave them alone: 01) super powers 02) physics powers 03) third-person action. Things Saber Interactive have packed into their new game Inversion... well, I'm not going to copy paste that list over.
I'm pretty sure most of us blessed with a Playstation 3 are too busy looking over Drake's shoulder to contemplate staring at any other man's backside, but given we won't be seeing Inversion until sometime (late?) next year, it's probably okay just to take a peek at the new screenshots.
I'm pretty sure most of us blessed with a Playstation 3 are too busy looking over Drake's shoulder to contemplate staring at any other man's backside, but given we won't be seeing Inversion until sometime (late?) next year, it's probably okay just to take a peek at the new screenshots.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Oct 19, 2009 3:00pm
It is Monday again, and that means that it is time for another bunch of screenshots that may or may not be forever burned onto your retina. In any case (whether the screenshots are harmful or not) - they serve but one purpose on a Monday afternoon - to act as an elixir to the Monday afternoon blues.
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By James Cottee - Sun Oct 18, 2009 10:39am
One of the most innovative DS games ever made will soon get a new lease on life on WiiWare. Spanish developer EnjoyUp (the same outfit that brought us the unfairly ignored shooter Zombie BBQ) will soon be releasing a remake of Chronos Twins DS for Nintendo's console game download service...
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Oct 12, 2009 3:00pm
Monday is the hardest part of the week. First you have to wake up, and then eventually, you must leave the house to go to wherever you need to be. To make Monday tolerable, we collect a bunch of screenshots (some are good, others not so much) - that attempt to brighten up an otherwise dull part of the week.
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By Alan Moore - Fri Oct 9, 2009 1:42pm
Believe it or not it's been almost six months since we've seen fresh screens from Rockstar's gun-slinging epic Red Dead Redemption.
Frankly, we'd hoped for a little more than just three screens that didn't show much of anything at all, but heck, don't look a gift horse in the mouth, right?
Frankly, we'd hoped for a little more than just three screens that didn't show much of anything at all, but heck, don't look a gift horse in the mouth, right?
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Oct 5, 2009 3:00pm
Even though it is a public Holiday here in Adelaide, we still think that Mondays are a rather difficult part of the week. As a result, we've decided to soothe you once more with a shiny collection of new screenshots that may or may not remind you of the fact that most of us have to go to work, study, or be elsewhere tomorrow.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Sep 28, 2009 3:00pm
Another Monday means it is time for another dosage of Monday Screens. If you're Monday has been as terrible as mine so far (with the whole being outdoors and the sunglight - ack!) then retreating indoors to the comforting, artificial light of my PC monitor is quite pleasing, especially when I get to gaze at a bunch of screenshots that depict nice, dark things to comfort my mind.
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat Sep 26, 2009 9:28am
Those of you who had hoped that the Tokyo Game Show would shed some new light on Dead Rising 2 will be pleased to know that Capcom have revealed a bunch of new information about the game - including the fact that it will include an all new competitive multiplayer mode as players attempt to fight off hordes of zombies using assorted weapons like discarded bass guitars, chainsaws, and motorbikes, with chainsaws attached.
In a glittering strike of possibly unintended social commentary, the multiplayer aspect of Dead Rising 2 is pitched as a TV show that hasZombies Americans glued to their seats as they watch members of the public fight against wave after wave of the undead legions on the popular TV show, Terror Is Reality.
In a glittering strike of possibly unintended social commentary, the multiplayer aspect of Dead Rising 2 is pitched as a TV show that has
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By Brenna Hillier - Fri Sep 25, 2009 6:22am
Well hello there, Hideo Kojima! What's a gaming event without a game or two from your hallowed studio causing health complications around the globe, generally through sheer awesomeness?
Playable on the Tokyo Game Show floor, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, the series' latest portable outing, is causing quite a stir. But don't take my word for it; check out this beautiful trailer and delicious new screenshots.
Playable on the Tokyo Game Show floor, Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker, the series' latest portable outing, is causing quite a stir. But don't take my word for it; check out this beautiful trailer and delicious new screenshots.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Sep 21, 2009 3:00pm
It is common knowledge that Monday is a day full of torture. The weekend is over, everybody has to go to work, and require pots and pots of coffee to even function. While coffee is good, at Games On Net we tend to get a shot up the arm each Monday afternoon by starting blankly at the screenshots that have been added to the mirror the in the past week.
Sometimes they give us energy, other times, they don't. If you'd like to join us in staring blanky at screenshots, then Monday Screens is your temporary soulmate. It will give you salvation and make the agonising last few hours at work or school go faster.
Sometimes they give us energy, other times, they don't. If you'd like to join us in staring blanky at screenshots, then Monday Screens is your temporary soulmate. It will give you salvation and make the agonising last few hours at work or school go faster.
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By James Cottee - Tue Sep 15, 2009 10:10am
Bohemia Interactive has released the first screen-shots of Carrier Command: Gaea Mission, one of the most unlikely retro remakes of the new millennium. Gone are the flat polygons and sterile landscapes of the 1988 original; in their place is the lush, rolling countryside of an unspoilt alien world.
Yes, Carrier Command is no longer set on a near-future Earth, but has been shoe-horned into the 'Gaea Universe', an obscure sci-fi novel series from the pen of P. D. Gilson.
Yes, Carrier Command is no longer set on a near-future Earth, but has been shoe-horned into the 'Gaea Universe', an obscure sci-fi novel series from the pen of P. D. Gilson.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Sep 14, 2009 3:15pm
Monday can be a very difficult part of the week. It is hard to be very positive (especially if you've had a good weekend), and the return to work / study after a few days off is a daunting, traumatic experience that make you want to crawl into a corner and die.
It isn't that bad though, because we have Monday Screens. They're usually colourful, and they are much nicer to look at than things that may or may not be considered work. In any case, if you need to break up your afternoon, instead of looking at the clock constantly, you can always look at some shiny new screenshots!
It isn't that bad though, because we have Monday Screens. They're usually colourful, and they are much nicer to look at than things that may or may not be considered work. In any case, if you need to break up your afternoon, instead of looking at the clock constantly, you can always look at some shiny new screenshots!
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By Brenna Hillier - Fri Sep 11, 2009 5:29am
We haven't seen much of The Secret World so far, as Funcom have been living up to the game's title by keeping it well under wraps. Cinematic stills are all well and good, but where's the actual game, guys?
Apparently attendees of PAX were exposed to some actual in-game footage (as well as swine flu), and in the wake of the massive event Funcom have seen fit to go ahead and break their silence. So here they are - the very first in-game screenshots from the upcoming "real world" MMORPG have finally surfaced!
Apparently attendees of PAX were exposed to some actual in-game footage (as well as swine flu), and in the wake of the massive event Funcom have seen fit to go ahead and break their silence. So here they are - the very first in-game screenshots from the upcoming "real world" MMORPG have finally surfaced!
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By Brenna Hillier - Wed Sep 9, 2009 9:43am
What's a fighting game without a bunch of anatomically impossibly proportioned women beating each other up? Nothing. Tekken, a series which sadly seems to have lost a lot of its impact, relevance and following as its more stand-out features become old hat, knows this as well as any veteran of the beat-'em-up scene. The Iron Fist and I invite you to admire the latest batch of screenshots and artworks, which feature the lovely Anna and Asuka, and occasional violence.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Sep 7, 2009 3:45pm
In a bid to make each Monday a little bit more colourful, Games On Net collects the screenshots that have been added to the file library in the past week.
We know Mondays are tough, with any luck, Monday Screens makes it a little bit easier to cope. If it doesn't, you may need to sleep in once in a while, that might make Monday easier, I don't know.
We know Mondays are tough, with any luck, Monday Screens makes it a little bit easier to cope. If it doesn't, you may need to sleep in once in a while, that might make Monday easier, I don't know.
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat Sep 5, 2009 8:55am
While we're a little bit unhappy that the new screenshots we've gotten our hands on from Mass Effect 2 aren't accompanied with any actual news, it doesn't make them any less exciting.
Arguably one of the most anticipated games that will becoming out in the next year and a half, the screenshots seem to suggest that Bioware are working pretty hard on the game, with the newer environments actually looking like they have stuff in them and are lived in by people, as opposed to the drab and lifeless corridors that dominated much of the first game.
Arguably one of the most anticipated games that will becoming out in the next year and a half, the screenshots seem to suggest that Bioware are working pretty hard on the game, with the newer environments actually looking like they have stuff in them and are lived in by people, as opposed to the drab and lifeless corridors that dominated much of the first game.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Aug 31, 2009 3:45pm
Well, it is Monday again, and to either your woe, (or joy) August is nearly over. What that means is that today's instalment of Monday Screens is the last you will see this month.
So, if you've had a bad day, or just need something colourful to stare at disbelief in as you think about how you manage to get through Mondays (I don't really know how I manage, to be honest) - take a break from your work, and have a look at some shiny new screenshots.
It will make the time go faster, I promise.
So, if you've had a bad day, or just need something colourful to stare at disbelief in as you think about how you manage to get through Mondays (I don't really know how I manage, to be honest) - take a break from your work, and have a look at some shiny new screenshots.
It will make the time go faster, I promise.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Aug 24, 2009 3:00pm
Here at Games On Net, we understand that Monday is a difficult time, especially as the afternoon gets closer to ending. While (most of us) can't really retreat back to our lairs at this very moment, you can try to turn your working space into something a little bit more colourful thanks to Monday Screens!
If you can't actually find something that you like, you can always come back next week, when we'll have yet another bunch of screens.
If you can't actually find something that you like, you can always come back next week, when we'll have yet another bunch of screens.
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By Brenna Hillier - Fri Aug 21, 2009 3:21am
As exciting as the idea of really realistic living room tennis is, as far as I'm concerned the Wii MotionPlus add-on exists for one purpose alone: swords. Oh yes. Lots of swords. That's why I'm rather excited about Red Steel 2, which thanks to the added capabilities of the delightful little WiiMote plug in, might just be able to deliver on the promised of the original.
Well, it's what they tell me; a bunch of new screenshots, artworks, and a lovely fact sheet have arrived fresh from Gamescom.
Well, it's what they tell me; a bunch of new screenshots, artworks, and a lovely fact sheet have arrived fresh from Gamescom.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Aug 17, 2009 3:37pm
Every Monday, here at Games On Net we choose to collate and deliver all the screenshots that have been added to the file library in the last week, in a bid to make the start of the working week a little bit more cheerful.
Today, there's a bunch of new screenshots for a bunch of games. I'm personally pleased to see that there are some new screenshots from Dragon Age: Origins, which to me seems as though its a remedy to the fact that the game has been delayed slightly.
Those of you who are waiting for Command and Conquer 4 will also be happy to know that a bunch of new screesnhotss for that game have also been released.
As always, we're sure that you'll find at the very least something that interests you in today's collection of Monday Screens!
Today, there's a bunch of new screenshots for a bunch of games. I'm personally pleased to see that there are some new screenshots from Dragon Age: Origins, which to me seems as though its a remedy to the fact that the game has been delayed slightly.
Those of you who are waiting for Command and Conquer 4 will also be happy to know that a bunch of new screesnhotss for that game have also been released.
As always, we're sure that you'll find at the very least something that interests you in today's collection of Monday Screens!
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By Brenna Hillier - Thu Aug 13, 2009 2:07am
Yesterday we were advised of the terribly sad delay to the release of Dragon Age: Origins. Cease your weeping, mourner! If you can raise your tear-streaked face from your salt-covered keyboard for a few moments and stop snuffling miserably to yourself, you might be slightly comforted by this batch of screenshots that BioWare have sent along as a kind of consolation prize.
Are you consoled? No? Did I mention there are over thirty of them...? Still upset? Well, we could go for icecream... or we could take a peek inside the Collector's Edition!
Are you consoled? No? Did I mention there are over thirty of them...? Still upset? Well, we could go for icecream... or we could take a peek inside the Collector's Edition!
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Aug 10, 2009 3:30pm
While many people to choose label the start of the working week as a bore, it isn't really (unless you do really boring things, of course) just in case it is - Games On Net attempts to come to the rescue, with a shiny, colourful collection of screenshots to try and make your day all the more entertaining.
Today's collection has a lot of pictures for you to look at, just like every other week...
Enjoy.
Today's collection has a lot of pictures for you to look at, just like every other week...
Enjoy.
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu Aug 6, 2009 10:25am
In June, it was announced that Serious Sam: The First Encounter HD would be released at some point this year. Since that time, Croteam have been working quite hard on the remastered version of the game, today deciding to release a bunch of new screenshots to show off what they've produced so far.
The HD remake of the game is powered by the Serious Engine 3, and promises to be a faithful reproduction of the original game, first released in 2001.
The HD remake of the game is powered by the Serious Engine 3, and promises to be a faithful reproduction of the original game, first released in 2001.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Aug 3, 2009 3:29pm
Here at Games On Net, we like to try and keep Monday as postive as we possibly can, even if it involves a worrisome and tiring start to the week. This is evidenced by our Monday mainstay - a collection of the most colourful, vibrant (and sometimes, darker) screenshots that have been added to the file library in the last week.
While it is cliched, and somewhat repetitive, we really do insisit that each Monday there is something for everyone. My personal favourites this week include Quantum, with its pretty textures and particle systems, followed closely by White Knight Chronicles, which will probably sate my J-RPG addiction when it is eventually released at some point this year.
While it may seem like a chore, if you're having a not-so-good Monday, you should find something to cheer you up in this week's instalment of Monday Screens!
While it is cliched, and somewhat repetitive, we really do insisit that each Monday there is something for everyone. My personal favourites this week include Quantum, with its pretty textures and particle systems, followed closely by White Knight Chronicles, which will probably sate my J-RPG addiction when it is eventually released at some point this year.
While it may seem like a chore, if you're having a not-so-good Monday, you should find something to cheer you up in this week's instalment of Monday Screens!
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By Brenna Hillier - Wed Jul 29, 2009 4:05am
Sometimes I think to myself "surely you have better things to do than sit around wondering if the games industry will cough up something interesting?" and my mind wanders off towards healthy outdoor pursuits and learning to speak Swahili. Then Tecmo, determined to complete their nefarious plan to ensure I never, ever leave the house, and knowing my terrible weakness, shower me with screenshots from upcoming third-person action title Quantum. So now I'm just going to sit here and drool, probably for a few hours. Join me?
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jul 27, 2009 3:31pm
Oh, will you look at that? Monday, here again already, with a huge pile of screenshots and artwork to share with you.
Every week, the Games On Net newsbot team collates all of images added most recently to the File Library, polishes them a bit, and then packages them into a handy little package to brighten your Monday afternoons. I feel like a broken record saying there's something here for everyone but - honestly - there really is. Enjoy!
Every week, the Games On Net newsbot team collates all of images added most recently to the File Library, polishes them a bit, and then packages them into a handy little package to brighten your Monday afternoons. I feel like a broken record saying there's something here for everyone but - honestly - there really is. Enjoy!
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By Brenna Hillier - Wed Jul 22, 2009 6:01am
You might recall that amongst the many offerings of this year's E3 was a neat little fact sheet regarding Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2, the latest entry in the notoriously difficult hack-and-slash-happy series. One of the most interesting pieces of information revealed therein was the existence of both local and online cooperative multiplayer modes, and the presence of three new characters to break up the solid wall of palette-swapped Ryu Hayabusas that multiplayer would otherwise entail. My joy in this knowledge was tempered by the phrase, ahem, "sexy new playable characters" in relation to these additions, and a small batch of new multiplayer screenshots has done very little but confirm my fears...
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jul 20, 2009 3:30pm
We don't believe in Mondays being dull, here at Games On Net - but if your day hasn't shaped up so great, we do have a helpful solution for you: Monday Screens!
It's a collection of all the latest screenshots and artwork we've added to the File Library over the past seven days, neatly packaged up into one location for your graphical fix. No matter how clichéd it might sound, there really is something for everyone, right here.
It's a collection of all the latest screenshots and artwork we've added to the File Library over the past seven days, neatly packaged up into one location for your graphical fix. No matter how clichéd it might sound, there really is something for everyone, right here.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jul 13, 2009 3:31pm
I did actually have plans to get away from the computer today, but some pretty dismal Adelaide weather has stopped that, and seen my Monday spent glued to the monitor (as always). Still, it's not all bad - I've got our regular serving of Monday Screens! here for you.
Every week, we collate the freshest new screenshots and artwork that we've added to the File Library and present them in one handy-dandy location to help brighten your Monday afternoons. Today, we've got some old favourites, some new gems, and a little girl who looks oddly familiar, even though we're used to seeing her somewhere else. I'm looking at you, Calling...
Every week, we collate the freshest new screenshots and artwork that we've added to the File Library and present them in one handy-dandy location to help brighten your Monday afternoons. Today, we've got some old favourites, some new gems, and a little girl who looks oddly familiar, even though we're used to seeing her somewhere else. I'm looking at you, Calling...
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu Jul 9, 2009 10:30am
BioWare have released a series of new trailers for Dragon Age: Origins, with each trailer focusing on combat. While being a first glance to the actual combat mechanics of the game (which appears to involve a lot of hacking, and a lot of slashing, in typical RPG fashion) - there's also some things for magic users to get happy about.
In addition to the new trailers, we've also gotten our hands on some new screenshots which seem to show that the visuals of the game are looking pretty decent, too.
In addition to the new trailers, we've also gotten our hands on some new screenshots which seem to show that the visuals of the game are looking pretty decent, too.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jul 6, 2009 3:32pm
I was woken with the news this morning that Adelaide would be "Sunny and 14C" (that's about 60F, if you're that way inclined). Personally, I find those two statements to clash horribly, with the second half preventing any great joy that may have arisen from the first.
So, I am rugged up in a warm hoodie and odd socks, and hope that this week's offering of spectacular screens and amazing artowrk is enough to keep the "sunny" chills away. Got any other suggestions?
So, I am rugged up in a warm hoodie and odd socks, and hope that this week's offering of spectacular screens and amazing artowrk is enough to keep the "sunny" chills away. Got any other suggestions?
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By Brenna Hillier - Fri Jul 3, 2009 9:18am
I imagine it happens something like this: a group of developers want to make a game in a particular, successful genre. Unfortunately, everybody else is making the exact same game, and despite their titanic efforts in the areas of gameplay and graphics, they know in their hearts their title will not stand out from the pack. Rather than admitting defeat, our brave heroes fall to thinking up a gimmick that will differentiate their baby from the pretenders, and titles like U-Wars, a third-person shooter that sees the action raging on land and underwater, are born. Games journalists everywhere then rejoice at the slew of easy punning opportunities that arise.
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By Brenna Hillier - Tue Jun 30, 2009 10:34am
Marvel vs Capcom 2! Who is excited for fighting times? I am excited for fighting times. I also have no idea exactly when this delicious little gem of cross-marketing will arrive, since it was due yesterday and is currently conspicuously absent from either of its destination platform's digital fronts. Never mind though, as a kind of consolation prize, Capcom have sent along some screenshots and a collection of new trailers featuring an epic match up: Ryu vs Wolverine!
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jun 29, 2009 3:31pm
Gamers rejoice! It's Monday and that means more screenshots and artwork than we can poke a stick at! Today it's a small but select bunch, headlined by the creatively-titled AaaaaAAaaaAAAaaAAAAaAAAAA!!! -- A Reckless Disregard for Gravity.
There may be others that are better illustrated, some which have nicer graphics, crisper colour schemes or more endearing characters, but - let's face it - the devs have picked a name that really sticks in your mind, even if you know nothing about the game.
There may be others that are better illustrated, some which have nicer graphics, crisper colour schemes or more endearing characters, but - let's face it - the devs have picked a name that really sticks in your mind, even if you know nothing about the game.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Jun 26, 2009 10:49am
It doesn't take a genius to realise that this particular newsbot is completely and utterly infatuated with all things bearing the name Overlord. As a result, you shall all be tormented with a bunch of news regarding the upcoming (in Australia, at least) titles, along with some nice things to play with if you've exhausted your patience with the demo that is currently available.
Today, we bring many goodies. The first of these is a bunch of wallpapers, some new screenshots, a bunch of new trailers, and a certain novelty - a tower defence game, in which the player must use a bunch of minions in order to defend their stronghold against the invading peasantry and heroic knights.
Today, we bring many goodies. The first of these is a bunch of wallpapers, some new screenshots, a bunch of new trailers, and a certain novelty - a tower defence game, in which the player must use a bunch of minions in order to defend their stronghold against the invading peasantry and heroic knights.
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By Jessica Citizen - Wed Jun 24, 2009 2:44pm
So. Max Payne 3 is headed our way by the end of the year, and details on the game are still pretty slim. That said, today we do have a visual treat for you - a handful of new screenshots, hot off the presses at Rockstar Games.
They show Max as he is now, twelve years later. Based in Sao Paulo Brazil, he's got himself a job in private security, working for a wealthy family. Sounds pretty neat - but he's more cynical and violent than ever, and his personality hasn't really improved with his newfound addiction to painkillers. He's also losing his hair, which is enough to make anyone grumpy.
They show Max as he is now, twelve years later. Based in Sao Paulo Brazil, he's got himself a job in private security, working for a wealthy family. Sounds pretty neat - but he's more cynical and violent than ever, and his personality hasn't really improved with his newfound addiction to painkillers. He's also losing his hair, which is enough to make anyone grumpy.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jun 22, 2009 3:32pm
So - here we are again, Monday! It's the first day of the week, a fact many people don't seem to think is worthy of celebration. But I like it - and you know why? Monday afternoons, I get to share with you all the latest screenshots and artwork that we've added to the file library over the past week!
We've got all sorts of images and graphics here for you, just waiting to be checked out - and, as always - there's definitely something here for everyone. Take a look - and enjoy your Monday!
We've got all sorts of images and graphics here for you, just waiting to be checked out - and, as always - there's definitely something here for everyone. Take a look - and enjoy your Monday!
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jun 15, 2009 3:29pm
(babble here)How are you spending your Monday? Sitting in front of the PC, counting down the hours until you can go home from work or school? I feel your pain - but I have a solution! Here is a huge selection of all the latest screenshots and artwork that we've added to the Games On Net File Library, which you can browse through and pick out your favourites.
Like the look of Left 4 Dead 2? What about Eduardo the Samurai Toaster? Personally, I'm a bit partial to the amusingly-named MUST.EAT.BIRDS., but I can understand why other people might prefer Firemint Real Racing (...and that one's developed in Australia, so you know it's good!). Tell me your favourite!
Like the look of Left 4 Dead 2? What about Eduardo the Samurai Toaster? Personally, I'm a bit partial to the amusingly-named MUST.EAT.BIRDS., but I can understand why other people might prefer Firemint Real Racing (...and that one's developed in Australia, so you know it's good!). Tell me your favourite!
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By Jessica Citizen - Sun Jun 14, 2009 10:40am
As we edge ever-closer to the launch on June 17th (that's Wednesday!), the US Army is showing off a few bits and pieces for the latest version of the official Army game - America's Army 3.
Today, we have three treats for you - the long version of the "Pre-load" Trailer, as well as information about the free graphic novel that they've created for the game, and a whole pile of new screenshots of what's in store.
Today, we have three treats for you - the long version of the "Pre-load" Trailer, as well as information about the free graphic novel that they've created for the game, and a whole pile of new screenshots of what's in store.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jun 8, 2009 3:24pm
Even if you'd somehow managed to miss all the E3 carryon last week, our usual collection of Monday Screens has exploded into a giant mess of screenshots and artwork that is threatening to spill out of this one post and take over the entire world (in fact, my poor PC struggled under the effort of just making this post!).
I'm not even going to suggest that I could go through these and pick out the highlights - let's just say there are some gems in here, and you shouldn't have to dig too far to find them. ...actually, no. My favourite screenshots are from Dead Rising 2. You'll see why.
I'm not even going to suggest that I could go through these and pick out the highlights - let's just say there are some gems in here, and you shouldn't have to dig too far to find them. ...actually, no. My favourite screenshots are from Dead Rising 2. You'll see why.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Jun 5, 2009 10:30am
E3 is a glorious time, especially when we find out tons of new information regarding highly anticipated titles such as Mass Effect 2. Today, we've got a E3 trailer, the first screenshots, and a HUGE amount of information about the game, including a profile of the new alien race - The Vorcha, some tasty pieces of information taken from a FAQ, a brief feature list, and a short plot synopsis.
Mass Effect 2 is set two years after the events of the first game, and a new mysterious enemy has emerged from the fringes of known space, abducting "entire human colonies". Working with Cerberus, a "ruthless" organisation dedicated to ensuring that humans survive, Commander Shepard embarks on what is considered to be a suicide mission, in a bid to save humanity...
Mass Effect 2 is set two years after the events of the first game, and a new mysterious enemy has emerged from the fringes of known space, abducting "entire human colonies". Working with Cerberus, a "ruthless" organisation dedicated to ensuring that humans survive, Commander Shepard embarks on what is considered to be a suicide mission, in a bid to save humanity...
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Jun 5, 2009 9:04am
Codemasters have announced that a demo of Overlord II is now available for download through the Xbox LIVE Marketplace. While the demo hasn't yet been released for the PC or PlayStation 3, the demo is expected to hit "next week". For those of you who don't have a Xbox 360 to go and try the demo right now, we've got a shiny new trailer that gives us all ten reasons why we should be evil.
In addition to the trailer (which is fresh from E3!), and news of the demo, two new screenshots have also arrived.
In addition to the trailer (which is fresh from E3!), and news of the demo, two new screenshots have also arrived.
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu Jun 4, 2009 2:05pm
Sony's line up of PlayStation exclusives that were shown off at E3 during their press conference didn't end with what are largely considered "mainstream" titles. One of the most hotly anticipated PlayStation 3 titles currently in development is Heavy Rain, currently in development at Quantic Dream, was also shown off.
Heavy Rain is not a "game" in the traditional sense. The title is considered an "immersive and emotionally-engaging experience", bringing cinematic visuals, a deep story, and memorable characters to life on the PlayStation 3 in what can be best described as an interactive film.
Heavy Rain is not a "game" in the traditional sense. The title is considered an "immersive and emotionally-engaging experience", bringing cinematic visuals, a deep story, and memorable characters to life on the PlayStation 3 in what can be best described as an interactive film.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Jun 3, 2009 4:34pm
God of War III is arguably one of the most highly anticipated games for the PlayStation 3. Sony know this, and as a result have released a bunch of information regarding the game as a part of the E3 festivities.
This includes a "new" teaser trailer, five new screenshots, and a fact sheet detailing the features of the game. We've got the trailer available for download (in all its 1080p glory) and a bunch of new information about the game, which is looking very nice.
This includes a "new" teaser trailer, five new screenshots, and a fact sheet detailing the features of the game. We've got the trailer available for download (in all its 1080p glory) and a bunch of new information about the game, which is looking very nice.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Jun 3, 2009 3:33pm
Nintendo's E3 press conference was filled with the usual stuff you'd expect. More Mario, more Wii, and more stuff. Among this other stuff, was a new trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks, along with a bunch of screenshots.
While there is still no concrete release date for the title, we've managed to get our hands on a fact sheet, and have got it, along with the new trailer and screenshots ready for your viewing pleasure.
In addition the DS title, Miyamoto has hinted at a next generation Zelda game in the spirit of Twilight Princess, but no formal details regarding the game have yet been announced other than it will support Wii MotionPlus.
While there is still no concrete release date for the title, we've managed to get our hands on a fact sheet, and have got it, along with the new trailer and screenshots ready for your viewing pleasure.
In addition the DS title, Miyamoto has hinted at a next generation Zelda game in the spirit of Twilight Princess, but no formal details regarding the game have yet been announced other than it will support Wii MotionPlus.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Jun 3, 2009 12:52pm
Yesterday, at Microsoft's E3 press conference, a title called Shadow Complex, was announced. The game is from Chair Entertainment and Epic Games, the game will be released through the Xbox LIVE Arcade Marketplace, and promises the "next evolution" of games to be delivered through the Arcade platform.
The game is built in the Unreal 3 engine, and is side-scrolling shooter that has "modern, cutting-edge" gameplay that includes fast-paced combat, and exploration, complete with power ups and "an an arsenal of futuristic weapons" to help the player overcome obstacles, and defeat "legions" of enemies.
The game is built in the Unreal 3 engine, and is side-scrolling shooter that has "modern, cutting-edge" gameplay that includes fast-paced combat, and exploration, complete with power ups and "an an arsenal of futuristic weapons" to help the player overcome obstacles, and defeat "legions" of enemies.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Jun 3, 2009 11:05am
Yesterday at Ubisoft's E3 press conference, the company enlisted famed Hollywood director James Cameron to talk about an upcoming collaboration, James Cameron's Avatar: The Game, which as its name suggests, is based in the same universe as the film, but is strictly "not" a movie game as asserted by James Cameron at E3.
The game, like the film, will be available in stereoscopic 3D, allowing players to fully immerse themselves in the world of Pandora, created by Cameron for the film. Described as an "alien planet that is beyond imagination", Pandora is home to the Na'vi, exotic creatures, and wild life that "has never been seen in the world of video games before".
The game, like the film, will be available in stereoscopic 3D, allowing players to fully immerse themselves in the world of Pandora, created by Cameron for the film. Described as an "alien planet that is beyond imagination", Pandora is home to the Na'vi, exotic creatures, and wild life that "has never been seen in the world of video games before".
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Jun 3, 2009 9:07am
As part of Sony's E3 press conference, the company announced a few exciting things. One such title is Gran Turismo, for the PSP, which will launch later this year in October. The first portable instalment of the game will feature more than 800 vehicles (with over 4,500 possible configurations) and 30 tracks (with over 60 layouts) and to top it all off, the PSP game will runs 60 frames per second.
The PSP version of the game will offer "authentic and accessible racing" for all audiences, with something there for seasoned veterans of the franchise, and enough to keep new comers entertained.
The PSP version of the game will offer "authentic and accessible racing" for all audiences, with something there for seasoned veterans of the franchise, and enough to keep new comers entertained.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Jun 2, 2009 3:04pm
Electronic Arts have revealed more information regarding Need for Speed: SHIFT in the form of a shiny new E3 trailer for the game, and a shiny selection of new screenshots.
The game currently scheduled to release in September, and will be available on the PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, and the Xbox 360. The trailer shows off the new direction that the series is taking in Need for Speed: SHIFT, with realism at the core of the title.
The game currently scheduled to release in September, and will be available on the PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, and the Xbox 360. The trailer shows off the new direction that the series is taking in Need for Speed: SHIFT, with realism at the core of the title.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Jun 2, 2009 1:52pm
Dante's Inferno is one of the few rather large upcoming titles that Electronic Arts have up their collective sleeves. As a result, they've taken the game to E3 this year, preparing a special little fiery piece of hell for gamers and the media alike.
We've got our hands on some very dark and twisted screenshots from Visceral Games (formerly known as EA Redwood Shores) along with the official E3 2009 Trailer from the game. In addition, we've got the E3 fact sheet, which contains a bunch of information about the game.
We've got our hands on some very dark and twisted screenshots from Visceral Games (formerly known as EA Redwood Shores) along with the official E3 2009 Trailer from the game. In addition, we've got the E3 fact sheet, which contains a bunch of information about the game.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Jun 2, 2009 1:04pm
In the lead up to E3, it was was rumoured that Forza Motorsport 3 would be announced. These rumours were made all the more likely due to an Amazon listing that featured a strategy guide for the game, due to release on the 30th of September.
At Microsoft's press conference early this morning, the game was officially announced, and we've got a fact sheet, and the first screenshots from the game to share with you. There's one thing for sure - the visuals look amazing, and best of all, it is developed by the same people who brought Xbox 360 gamers Forza Motorsport 2.
At Microsoft's press conference early this morning, the game was officially announced, and we've got a fact sheet, and the first screenshots from the game to share with you. There's one thing for sure - the visuals look amazing, and best of all, it is developed by the same people who brought Xbox 360 gamers Forza Motorsport 2.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Jun 1, 2009 3:27pm
Monday afternoon, calm before the storm. Take a few leisurely moments to regard these images, the latest screenshots and artwork that we've added to the file library over the past seven days, and enjoy the variety laid before you.
...and then brace yourselves, because this week is about to get messy, and next week's Monday Screens is going to be huge. Don't get me wrong, this week's collection is pretty decent, and is hardly "small", but... It's just a feeling I get, y'know?
...and then brace yourselves, because this week is about to get messy, and next week's Monday Screens is going to be huge. Don't get me wrong, this week's collection is pretty decent, and is hardly "small", but... It's just a feeling I get, y'know?
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue May 26, 2009 4:55pm
PlayStation 3 owners and those loyal to Sony are mostly happy about the fact God of War III has been announced, is in development. Today, they've got something nice and shiny to drool over, with the sudden release of a bunch of new screenshots and artwork from the game.
There's darkness, there's blood, there's flashy lights, and there';s generally a lot of pretty awesome looking things in the new screenshots, which should let PlayStation 3 owners who have recently been neglecting their consoles breathe a collective sigh of relief, before its taken away again after they lay eyes upon the images.
There's darkness, there's blood, there's flashy lights, and there';s generally a lot of pretty awesome looking things in the new screenshots, which should let PlayStation 3 owners who have recently been neglecting their consoles breathe a collective sigh of relief, before its taken away again after they lay eyes upon the images.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon May 25, 2009 3:27pm
Just the other day I was wondering how things were going with Battlefield: Bad Company 2 - and if you were in the same boat, it's worth checking out this collection of new screenshots and artwork, there might just be a treat in there for you from the icy tundra. (It looks very cold, but very shiny.)
Other than that, we have the usual random selection of images, from the cute and cuddly to the cold-hearted killers... a bit of something for everyone - it sounds like a cliche, but I honestly believe that everyone who looks at this will like something, and they'll probably like something different to the guy sitting next to them. That's why I love Monday Screens!
Other than that, we have the usual random selection of images, from the cute and cuddly to the cold-hearted killers... a bit of something for everyone - it sounds like a cliche, but I honestly believe that everyone who looks at this will like something, and they'll probably like something different to the guy sitting next to them. That's why I love Monday Screens!
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon May 25, 2009 12:59pm
Normally, long weekends in the US mean that we get no new news for a few days. Apparently, this Memorial Day weekend is bucking the trend just a little, and we are inundated with cool stuff. Sure to please many gamers is this latest update from Blizzard, who have taken the opportunity to tell us all about The Fallen Ones - featured in the latest Bestiary Update for Diablo III.
If you've played a bit of Diablo II, then some of these might look a bit familiar - there's the Imp and Shaman - but there's also the Overseer, Lunatic and the Hound to make up the fearsome Fallen fivesome.
If you've played a bit of Diablo II, then some of these might look a bit familiar - there's the Imp and Shaman - but there's also the Overseer, Lunatic and the Hound to make up the fearsome Fallen fivesome.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon May 25, 2009 11:58am
We've been waiting so very patiently for the next tidbit of information about Modern Warfare 2 and today I have for you a pretty juicy morsel indeed!
Two weeks ago, we had a very brief glimpse of what gameplay would be like - a mere 20 seconds of footage full of helicopters, explosions, scuba divers and snowmobiles - but today's offering is truly something you can sink your teeth into. It's two minutes worth of official trailer, which we have ready for you to watch right now! (If you'd like some non-moving pics, we've also got first-look screenshots now too.)
Two weeks ago, we had a very brief glimpse of what gameplay would be like - a mere 20 seconds of footage full of helicopters, explosions, scuba divers and snowmobiles - but today's offering is truly something you can sink your teeth into. It's two minutes worth of official trailer, which we have ready for you to watch right now! (If you'd like some non-moving pics, we've also got first-look screenshots now too.)
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat May 23, 2009 9:38am
Sony and Quantic Dream have released a bunch of new screenshots for Heavy Rain, which is due on the PlayStation 3 at some point in the future.
Heavy Rain is a game that places the player in control of four central characters, with the consequences of each player's actions affecting the way in which the plot advances. The "game" isn't so much a "game" as it is an "interactive film", which will play out just like the previous effort from Quantic Dream, Fahrenheit. (Also known as Indigo Prophecy)
Heavy Rain is a game that places the player in control of four central characters, with the consequences of each player's actions affecting the way in which the plot advances. The "game" isn't so much a "game" as it is an "interactive film", which will play out just like the previous effort from Quantic Dream, Fahrenheit. (Also known as Indigo Prophecy)
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri May 22, 2009 10:32am
Codemasters have revised the release date for their upcoming Steam-punk inspired third-person action adventure title, Damnation which is due for release in Australia on the 4th of June.
In addition to the revised release date, a new trailer and new screenshots have been released. The trailer focuses on multiplayer, and the screen shots show off some of the game's environments and characters.
In addition to the revised release date, a new trailer and new screenshots have been released. The trailer focuses on multiplayer, and the screen shots show off some of the game's environments and characters.
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu May 21, 2009 10:40am
Earlier this year, it was announced that the Need for Speed series would get a revamp, splintering off into three highly focused "styles of game". One such game, which we've not heard a lot about so far, is Need for Speed NITRO, which will be released on the Nintendo DS and the Nintendo Wii.
Today has seen the release of the first trailer for the title, which shows off some in-game action from the Wii version of the game. Along with the trailer, the first screenshots for the game have also been released.
Today has seen the release of the first trailer for the title, which shows off some in-game action from the Wii version of the game. Along with the trailer, the first screenshots for the game have also been released.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon May 18, 2009 4:20pm
Following Saturday's first details regarding Guitar Hero 5, Activision have announced a few other features that will be implemented into the game, along with providing the first screenshots from the title.
As previously noted, Guitar Hero 5 will allow players to drop in and drop out of songs at any point. Other new features will include the ability for more than one band member to play the same instrument, with players able to have double drummers, guitarists, or vocalists.
As previously noted, Guitar Hero 5 will allow players to drop in and drop out of songs at any point. Other new features will include the ability for more than one band member to play the same instrument, with players able to have double drummers, guitarists, or vocalists.
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon May 18, 2009 3:33pm
Here at Games On Net, we understand that Monday is nearly always a tough day. The weekend has finished, you have to go back to work, school, or university, and the only thing on your mind is how awesome your weekend was. So, to help you get through your monday afternoon, we've got a collection of screenshots added to the mirror from last week, just to thing to brighten your day!
This week, (as always) there's something for everyone. For cricket fans, the first screenshots from Ashes Cricket 2009 ventured out to the field, while fond of other sports rejoiced with images from AFL Challenge, Rugby League Challenge and EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis.
Those who'd rather spend their time in fantasy lands have quite a large selection of screenshots to gaze upon, with Overlord: Dark Legend, Dawn of Magic 2, The Chronicles of Spellborn and finally, Zeno Clash all getting new images.
Enjoy!
This week, (as always) there's something for everyone. For cricket fans, the first screenshots from Ashes Cricket 2009 ventured out to the field, while fond of other sports rejoiced with images from AFL Challenge, Rugby League Challenge and EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis.
Those who'd rather spend their time in fantasy lands have quite a large selection of screenshots to gaze upon, with Overlord: Dark Legend, Dawn of Magic 2, The Chronicles of Spellborn and finally, Zeno Clash all getting new images.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri May 15, 2009 9:59am
Overlord: Dark Legend is due to hit the Nintendo Wii at some point in July. As the first steps of the Overlord onto the Nintendo platform, Dark Legend is a completely new title for the console, and is set before the events of Overlord, which was previously released on the PC, PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360.
Today, a new trailer has been released, which centres on the what happens "when fairytales go bad", and as evidenced by the footage in the trailer, what happens when a maturing Overlord decides to take out his "growing pains" on the unfortunate residents of his soon-to-be empire. In addition to the trailer, some new screenshots have also been released.
Today, a new trailer has been released, which centres on the what happens "when fairytales go bad", and as evidenced by the footage in the trailer, what happens when a maturing Overlord decides to take out his "growing pains" on the unfortunate residents of his soon-to-be empire. In addition to the trailer, some new screenshots have also been released.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed May 13, 2009 4:23pm
If you've been looking forward to Terminator Salvation - The Videogame, today brings three pieces of good news. The first of these is the fact that the game will be available on Steam for PC users, and should be available across all regions.
The second of these is a new trailer that shows off some of the Aerial Enemies that players will face in the game. Finally, a bunch of screenshots has been released.
The second of these is a new trailer that shows off some of the Aerial Enemies that players will face in the game. Finally, a bunch of screenshots has been released.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon May 11, 2009 3:29pm
Monday means screens here at Games On Net, and we're getting things off to a cracking start with some great images from All Star Cheerleader at the top of all the screenshots and artwork we've collected over the past week.
I had to look twice at the screens for Disney Sing It: Pop Hits - I assure you, the lyric in the first image is "tucked"... I don't know quite what excuse there is for the pose being struck in that second EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis picture, though!
Also, please check out the new images added to Spore - these were created by our forum visitors - if you've got some great creatures, remember to share them with us!
I had to look twice at the screens for Disney Sing It: Pop Hits - I assure you, the lyric in the first image is "tucked"... I don't know quite what excuse there is for the pose being struck in that second EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis picture, though!
Also, please check out the new images added to Spore - these were created by our forum visitors - if you've got some great creatures, remember to share them with us!
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon May 11, 2009 2:57pm
Not too long ago, Brenna told us all about the fact that the second episode in Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures, which is confusingly titled The Last Resort (with two more episodes to come afterwards) was available for sale.
Since then, Telltale Games have released a new trailer depicting some elements of the plot that will take place in the second episode, which revolves around a new scheme devised by Wallace and his eager to assist pooch, Gromit to turn their basement into a beach resort.
Since then, Telltale Games have released a new trailer depicting some elements of the plot that will take place in the second episode, which revolves around a new scheme devised by Wallace and his eager to assist pooch, Gromit to turn their basement into a beach resort.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon May 4, 2009 3:24pm
Monday is always a bit of a drag, but we here at Games On Net want to make things more enjoyable for you, picking this day for our regular weekly roundup of all things screenshot and artwork. This is a sample collection of all of the new screens we've added to the file library over the past seven days - if you see something you like, why not click on the game title and you'll be mystically transported to the library to check out the whole lot. Easy!
Oh - by the way - Happy Star Wars Day, everybody!
(That's right, May the Fourth be with you!)
Oh - by the way - Happy Star Wars Day, everybody!
(That's right, May the Fourth be with you!)
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By Brenna Hillier - Mon May 4, 2009 10:40am
How excited are we about the reinvention of one of the previous generation's coolest franchises, in the form of Dead to Rights: Retribution? Not as excited as NamcoBandai obviously are! Although the game was only announced at the end of February, and not even a whisper of a release date has yet passed their lips, they've splurged on a new batch of screens showing off the game's updated graphics, and even better, a short trailer featuring a look at some environments, a quick chat with two members of the development team at Blitz Games and even (gasp!) gameplay footage.
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By Brenna Hillier - Mon May 4, 2009 9:30am
The latest premium Neverwinter Nights 2 update, the so-called "adventure pack" Mysteries of Westgate has just been released, and to mark this celebration of all things Forgotten Realms, and the murky underworld of the city of Westgate itself, we have a brand new collection of screenshots from the expansion to tempt you back to Faerûn one more time.
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu Apr 30, 2009 3:55pm
Capcom seem pretty intent of domination of the Nintendo Wii, I have concluded. Today, they've also revealed more details regarding their other Wii game, (which just happens to be set in the Resident Evil franchise, also) Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles, which will see players fight against the "inner demons" of their chosen characters, with Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield stepping up to the plate.
Today, a number of new details have arrived via a blood-stained fact sheet, which is accompanied by a bunch of new screenshots and a fancy moving picture otherwise known as a trailer.
Today, a number of new details have arrived via a blood-stained fact sheet, which is accompanied by a bunch of new screenshots and a fancy moving picture otherwise known as a trailer.
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By Brenna Hillier - Tue Apr 28, 2009 9:04am
I'm not sure why it is, but a lot of major Playstation Network releases tend to be on the very pretty, quirky side, rather than the butt-kicking action fest side. Under Siege aims to rectify this oversight with a frantic, fantasy-themed RTS. Since this is the Playstation Network we're talking about here, it still manages to pack a fair bit of pretty into these very early screens.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Apr 27, 2009 3:33pm
Can you believe we're nearly at the end of April already? It seems like just the other day we were lamenting it was the end of Summer, and now we're solidly heading into some very wintry weather in Adelaide. While it's not raining right now, I'm grabbing a few moments to share with you some of the best (and the not-so-great) screenshots that we've collated over the past week.
A highlight for me is the first-look at Lego Rock Band, but I know that some of you have been hanging out for the iPhone rendition of Assassin's Creed, or maybe the new DLC for Fallout 3 ...and there's (as always) a pretty healthy dose of cutesy Wii titles.
A highlight for me is the first-look at Lego Rock Band, but I know that some of you have been hanging out for the iPhone rendition of Assassin's Creed, or maybe the new DLC for Fallout 3 ...and there's (as always) a pretty healthy dose of cutesy Wii titles.
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By Brenna Hillier - Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:20am
Saboteur, Saboteur... Wait, wasn't that the "other" upcoming title from Pandemic, which got kind of overlooked in all the Mercenaries 2 and Lord of the Rings: Conquest hype? Oh, dear - whatever happened to that, and given the rather apathetic reception both of those titles received, do we care? Well, EA are hoping we do, and have sent along a nice little fact sheet and a bunch of pretty new screens and concept artworks to try and reel back our possibly flagging interest - and much to my surprise, they just might succeed!
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By Brenna Hillier - Sat Apr 25, 2009 10:10am
I don't think I'm the only one excited about the long anticipated return of the Punch-Out!! franchise. While both the beloved NES and SNES versions have been made available via the Wii's Virtual Console, this is the series' first new airing since the 16-bit era, and nostalgic gamers everywhere are psyching up for a few bouts in the ring with legendary opponents like Bald Bull and Glass Joe, new addition to the roster Disco Kid and the mighty King Hippo.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Apr 20, 2009 5:26pm
What do you mean, it's Monday again? Already? Surely it was only a few days ago that we were enjoying the glee that comes with a four-day long weekend, full of chocolate, hot cross buns, and good times with the extended family...
But no, all good things must come to an end - but to soften the blow, here's a great new collection of screenshots and artwork that we've added to the file library over the past week. As usual, there's something for everybody - from cute and colourful to dark and demonic. Guess which one of those was Refused Classification last week!
But no, all good things must come to an end - but to soften the blow, here's a great new collection of screenshots and artwork that we've added to the file library over the past week. As usual, there's something for everybody - from cute and colourful to dark and demonic. Guess which one of those was Refused Classification last week!
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By Brenna Hillier - Fri Apr 17, 2009 9:55am
There's only so much WWI and WWII and gamer can take before they start crying out for something else to lay the smack on. Surely there are some other notable conflicts in the expanse of human history that are worth chopping up and converting to virtual form? Indeed there are, and in HISTORY Great Battles Medieval, commanders take the field in the conflict known as the Hundred Years' War, in which royal houses from France and England engaged in bloody war in the French countryside for posession of the recently vacated French throne. Joining The History Channel: Great Battles of the Middle Ages and The History Channel: Great Battles of Rome, the latest addition to the series from the American cable franchise gets a funky new truncated title and pays homage to such famous personages as Joan of Arc and Edward, the Black Prince.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Apr 15, 2009 2:52pm
Earlier this year, it was revealed that a deal between Konami and Lionsgate Entertainment would see the Japanese publisher release a game based on the ultra-violent gore-drive Saw series of films. Today, the first details of the partnership between the two companies has been formally announced, along with confirmation that the title will release on the PC, PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360.
Saw (The video game) will see players enter an abandoned insane asylum that the main antagonist of the film series, Jigsaw, has converted into a series of deadly traps. Players will need to navigate through these traps in sequence, attempting to remain alive, and with their sanity intact, as they solve puzzles and deal with all sorts of scary, psychological demons.
Saw (The video game) will see players enter an abandoned insane asylum that the main antagonist of the film series, Jigsaw, has converted into a series of deadly traps. Players will need to navigate through these traps in sequence, attempting to remain alive, and with their sanity intact, as they solve puzzles and deal with all sorts of scary, psychological demons.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Apr 13, 2009 3:27pm
Things are still pretty relaxed here at Games On Net as we enjoy the last few hours of the long, long weekend. I personally have a plate of chocolate eggs and a cup of tea waiting for me when I finish this - all part of a nutritious afternoon snack, right?
Meanwhile, the shiny foil wrappers on the table are rivalled by the vibrant colours and patterns that make up part of our weekly compilation of all the latest screenshots and artwork, which we've polished up for you this Easter Monday afternoon.
Meanwhile, the shiny foil wrappers on the table are rivalled by the vibrant colours and patterns that make up part of our weekly compilation of all the latest screenshots and artwork, which we've polished up for you this Easter Monday afternoon.
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By Brenna Hillier - Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:16am
Attention old school Indy fans! No, not you lot with the creative hairstyles and thrift store fashion; I mean fans of the whip-cracking, Nazi-smacking archaeologist. Before Harrison Ford got his special effects on and started making sequels at approximately twenty-past-retirement o'clock, there was a whole world of films and games and books and GAMES based on our favourite ladies-man's adventures, which you young things probably don't even remember. Well, we elders will huddle in a corner and reminisce fondly over the following screens, taken from the Fate of Atlantis game hidden in the upcoming Wii release Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings, and possible going to be responsible for some of that title's sales!
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Apr 6, 2009 3:27pm
Another week, another selection of new screenshots and artwork for you to drool over. I know I'm not alone when I say I really enjoy checking out all the new updates each week - so many new and interesting-sounding titles I might never have seen otherwise!
This week, my attention was grabbed by the French title Apassionata - Le Gala Equestre, for which I cannot find any English information. From what I've seen, and my high school language skills, it's (yet another) DS equestrian/dressage title. To contrast, I'm also pleased to see images emerging for Brutal Legend, I still love the green-tinged look that Wolfenstein is maintaining, and of course, I'm more and more excited by the updated screens for Jumpgate Evolution.
This week, my attention was grabbed by the French title Apassionata - Le Gala Equestre, for which I cannot find any English information. From what I've seen, and my high school language skills, it's (yet another) DS equestrian/dressage title. To contrast, I'm also pleased to see images emerging for Brutal Legend, I still love the green-tinged look that Wolfenstein is maintaining, and of course, I'm more and more excited by the updated screens for Jumpgate Evolution.
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat Apr 4, 2009 10:35am
The pearly gates of a mythical world, oppressed, and untouched by the glory of heavy metal await in Brütal Legend, a third person action adventure game from Double Fine Productions. Development on the title is led by the fearless Tim Schafer, which sees players assume the role of Eddie Riggs, a heavy metal roadie voiced by Jack Black who finds himself transported to a "mythical world dripped in Rock and Roll folklore", where "great Metal titans once ruled and power chords rang from the countryside".
A bunch of new screenshots and concept art from the title have been released, which shows off the game's unique visual style and offers the first glimpse at Eddie Riggs in his V8.
A bunch of new screenshots and concept art from the title have been released, which shows off the game's unique visual style and offers the first glimpse at Eddie Riggs in his V8.
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu Apr 2, 2009 12:07pm
It has been nearly a month since we've heard anything regarding Dragon Age: Origins, the all new "spiritual successor" to Baldur's Gate from the much-acclaimed developer, Bioware.
Following news of a delay for the title, and the release of a prequel novel, Bioware have today released a bunch of new screenshots from the game, which look to convey the dark and moody atmosphere of the game with some degree of "wow, I want this game now".
Following news of a delay for the title, and the release of a prequel novel, Bioware have today released a bunch of new screenshots from the game, which look to convey the dark and moody atmosphere of the game with some degree of "wow, I want this game now".
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Apr 1, 2009 1:10pm
Codemasters have released a new trailer and screenshots for their upcoming open-world military simulation, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising, which will release on the PC, PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360.
Set on the island of Skira, located off the Eastern Coast of Russia, and North of Japan, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising will see players will fight through 220 square kilometres of land and air, with the ability to move on foot, or in vehicles throughout the "epic campaign" which is promised to include "intense fire fights" and "paced tactical decision making".
Set on the island of Skira, located off the Eastern Coast of Russia, and North of Japan, Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising will see players will fight through 220 square kilometres of land and air, with the ability to move on foot, or in vehicles throughout the "epic campaign" which is promised to include "intense fire fights" and "paced tactical decision making".
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By Steven Perdikis - Mon Mar 30, 2009 3:30pm
To brighten up what is normally a fairly dull Monday, each week, we bring you the latest and greatest screenshots that have been recently added to our file mirror. With so many new games having been announced at GDC throughout the past week, there's a bunch of new screenshots to pursue this week.
With a wonderful visual style, recently added images from Machinarium represent the most intersting of the new screenshots, along with appearances from "big name" titles such as inFamous, Ghostbusters and the recently announced R.U.S.E from Ubisoft.
There's a large number of screenshots this week - with a healthy representation across each platform (there's even a few PSP titles that look interesting!) - So why not break the "manic Monday" syndrome with a dosage of shiny screenshots?
With a wonderful visual style, recently added images from Machinarium represent the most intersting of the new screenshots, along with appearances from "big name" titles such as inFamous, Ghostbusters and the recently announced R.U.S.E from Ubisoft.
There's a large number of screenshots this week - with a healthy representation across each platform (there's even a few PSP titles that look interesting!) - So why not break the "manic Monday" syndrome with a dosage of shiny screenshots?
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By Brenna Hillier - Sat Mar 28, 2009 12:03pm
It seems to be shaping up as quite a good year for the conjunction of PSP owner and Japanese games fanboy. One of the titles sure to separate us from our money is Dissidia: Final Fantasy, an arena-based fighter slightly reminiscent of PSOne title Ergheiz, in that regardless of your appreciation of fighting game mechanics, Square Enix will extract cash from you just so you can enjoy the appearance of Final Fantasy characters. Releasing in all PAL territories in the next two months, here are some pretty new screens to celebrate!
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By Steven Perdikis - Thu Mar 26, 2009 4:33pm
Using GDC 2009 as a launch platform, Sony and Sucker Punch have released a bunch of new screenshots for the upcoming PlayStation 3 exclusive - inFamous.
The open-world roaming third-person action adventure, which is expected to launch on the console in June this year follows Cole - an everyday guy who suddenly finds himself in control of amazing powers after a "devastating explosion" rips through Empire City.
The screenshots show off more of the lightning that has graced previous trailers, while also revealed a new kind of red lightning, which will apparently be rewarded for completing evil deeds.
The open-world roaming third-person action adventure, which is expected to launch on the console in June this year follows Cole - an everyday guy who suddenly finds himself in control of amazing powers after a "devastating explosion" rips through Empire City.
The screenshots show off more of the lightning that has graced previous trailers, while also revealed a new kind of red lightning, which will apparently be rewarded for completing evil deeds.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Mar 17, 2009 1:50pm
Sega Entertainment have released the first gameplay trailer from Obsidian Entertainment's modern-day RPG, Alpha Protocol. To accompany the new trailer, a series of four new screenshots have also been revealed, along with some details pertaining to the plot.
Dubbed the "modern day spy-rpg", Apha Protocol sees worldwide tensions at "at breaking point" when a U.S missile strikes a commercial jet in the skies of Europe, killing everyone on board. In the ensuing political and public relations nightmare, the U.S government sends agent Michael Thorton in to investigate - and he's given the authority to bring those responsible for the act to justice.
Dubbed the "modern day spy-rpg", Apha Protocol sees worldwide tensions at "at breaking point" when a U.S missile strikes a commercial jet in the skies of Europe, killing everyone on board. In the ensuing political and public relations nightmare, the U.S government sends agent Michael Thorton in to investigate - and he's given the authority to bring those responsible for the act to justice.
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By Steven Perdikis - Tue Mar 17, 2009 12:20pm
Acitivision have released a bunch of new screenshots from Guitar Hero: Metallica, along with a new trailer that offers several brief snippets of in-game footage from a number of Metallica tracks.
The latest, mostly-metal instalment of the Guitar Hero franchise actually looks like it could be a great deal of fun, with a number of iconic Metallica tracks to be featured along with support for an all-new difficulty setting - Expert+ which allows drummers to use two bass pedals for the ultimate in authentic metal drumming experiences.
The latest, mostly-metal instalment of the Guitar Hero franchise actually looks like it could be a great deal of fun, with a number of iconic Metallica tracks to be featured along with support for an all-new difficulty setting - Expert+ which allows drummers to use two bass pedals for the ultimate in authentic metal drumming experiences.
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Mar 16, 2009 3:31pm
Finally, Adelaide is starting to look like it's getting some season-appropriate weather, I woke up this morning to grey skies and glorious, wonderful rain.
If you're somewhere that's a bit overcast and gloomy today, let me bring some light into your life with this week's heaping collection of Monday Screens! - all of the newest and most shiny screenshots added to our library over the past seven days. (If, of course, you're somewhere that isn't raining or cloudy, take a look anyway, there's enough stuff here to keep you happy!)
If you're somewhere that's a bit overcast and gloomy today, let me bring some light into your life with this week's heaping collection of Monday Screens! - all of the newest and most shiny screenshots added to our library over the past seven days. (If, of course, you're somewhere that isn't raining or cloudy, take a look anyway, there's enough stuff here to keep you happy!)
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By Brenna Hillier - Sat Mar 14, 2009 1:00pm
Apart from a dramatic cinematic trailer, we haven't had much to share with you from Piranha Bytes' upcoming RPG Risen. The first major release from the German developer since the cult-favourite Gothic series, the events of Risen take place on a remote Mediterranean island, where an ancient power is literally rising from the earth, as mysterious ruins surface and bloodthirsty monsters roam the forests. Also making an appearance from the gloomy depths today is an enormous pile of screenshots, so let's take a look!
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By Steven Perdikis - Sat Mar 14, 2009 12:12pm
Namco have revealed the first seven characters that will be featured in Tekken 6. Along with the announcement of a preliminary roster (which features, somewhat predictably) - returning characters, Namco have also released a fresh batch of twelve screenshots showing off in-game footage.
While it is still a fairly distant speck on the horizon, Tekken 6 is looking as though it will satisfy fans of fighting games when it releases later this year, towards the end of the year on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
While it is still a fairly distant speck on the horizon, Tekken 6 is looking as though it will satisfy fans of fighting games when it releases later this year, towards the end of the year on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
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By Steven Perdikis - Fri Mar 13, 2009 2:24pm
Bethesda have released a set of three new screenshots from their upcoming downloadable content for Fallout 3, The Pitt. The new screenshots see the re-emergence of flesh hungry blades of a new weapon - the AutoAxe.
With the release of the new screenshots, Jeff Gardiner, Senior Producer at Bethesda has taken the time to pen some thoughts regarding design-process of downloadable content for Fallout 3.
With the release of the new screenshots, Jeff Gardiner, Senior Producer at Bethesda has taken the time to pen some thoughts regarding design-process of downloadable content for Fallout 3.
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By Brenna Hillier - Thu Mar 12, 2009 3:55pm
In the current atmosphere of renewed interest in the PSP, it's nice to be able to cover games that have been crafted specifically with the console in mind, rather than dodgy ports that would be better enjoyed in their original format. Dynasty Warriors Strikeforce is not the first of the series to make be a PSP-exclusive, but KOEI are clearly bringing their experience from the last few titles to bear on this latest entry into the popular franchise, and it certainly shows in these new screens.
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By Steven Perdikis - Wed Mar 11, 2009 10:00am
Last month, Electronic Arts announced EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis for the Nintendo Wii. Today, the mega-publisher has released a bunch of first-look screenshots for the title.
The game, which is currently confirmed for the Nintendo Wii platform, will allow gamers to "feel like" they "are playing with the and against the sport's greatest legends". EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis will offer support for Wii MotionPlus - which should give players accurate control while living out their tennis-star dreams.
The game, which is currently confirmed for the Nintendo Wii platform, will allow gamers to "feel like" they "are playing with the and against the sport's greatest legends". EA Sports Grand Slam Tennis will offer support for Wii MotionPlus - which should give players accurate control while living out their tennis-star dreams.
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By Brenna Hillier - Tue Mar 10, 2009 5:45pm
Not long ago we took a quick look at Sony's mysterious upcoming MMORPG for both PC and PS3, Free Realms. With a strong cartoon influence in the graphics and a focus on family-friendly interaction, it seems uncertain just where this odd title will fit in amongst gamers. Is it World of Warcraft for kids and concerned parents? Is it a solid RPG with a bunch of social networking bells and whistles? Nobody seems to be certain, least of all Sony's marketing, and they're not being very forthcoming, either. At least we can look at this locations trailer and new screens, right?
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By Jessica Citizen - Mon Mar 9, 2009 3:31pm
Just because it's a public holiday in a few parts of the country, that doesn't mean you don't still deserve a bit of a treat on this Monady morning. We've collated all the newest and brightest screenshots that have been released or updated over the past week, and present them to you in one handy-dandy little package.
As usual, it's a bit of a mish-mash of what's in here, ranging from kids games to shooters to fantasy to some pretty realistic-looking images... I do have to point out that no, that's not the Doom you think it is tucked away in the middle there, it's apparently an RPG set in the Doom universe (but you're forgiven for being confused - I know I was!).
As usual, it's a bit of a mish-mash of what's in here, ranging from kids games to shooters to fantasy to some pretty realistic-looking images... I do have to point out that no, that's not the Doom you think it is tucked away in the middle there, it's apparently an RPG set in the Doom universe (but you're forgiven for being confused - I know I was!).
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