Crysis Warhead, the latest high-end shooter from EA and Cryotek, is a great game, but it's simply too short. If you're one of those who play such games until their eyes bleed, eager to finish the single player campaign, then you surely know that Crysis Warhead's single player campaign can be easily beaten in one day's worth of gaming. You can even start another game once you finish it, and get a good night's rest, after all that!

Crysis Wars is the multiplayer component of Crysis Warhead, and despite the fact it was released about seven months ago, it can still bring good news to gamers all over the world! What kind of news? Well, what about a Crysis Wars free trial week, huh? :)
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To take advantage of this, you first have to download the Crysis Wars trial and the 1.4 patch. Both of them are available all over the Internet, so just pick your favorite game downloads site. A little warning - the client has about 5.6GB, and the patch has "only" 434MB, so I hope you're having a fast connection...

Once you downloaded the files and installed the game, run the patch, and go to MyCrysis.com to get your account. Once you do that, you'll receive the CD key to use to get your week of Crysis War free trial...or what's left of it, since this started about a day ago. Anyway, this comes just in time for the weekend, don't you think? :)

In close combat, having more than just your bare fists can make the difference between kicking some ass or having yours kicked, but I don't want to think about the outcome of a fight when brass knuckles are being used... Anyway, Godfather 2 is a pretty violent game, and some of the execution styles in it are a bit sick, to put it lightly. Anyway, I don't want to spoil any of the surprises awaiting in Godfather 2, apart from the brass knuckles part.

What about the brass knuckles? Those who were lucky enough to receive a review copy of the Godfather 2 game also got a set of brass knuckles, as you can see in the image above. So far, so good - everyone needs a bit of help to come up with some kick ass review, right? There's only a minor problem - one of those who got the review copies ended up with a illegal item in possession!
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Dennis McCauley, writer for Game Politics and the Philadelphia Inquirer, said "In fact, the kit is so cleverly detailed that I almost hate to point out that one other included item—a set of brass knuckles—is illegal in Pennsylvania, where GP is based."

Even more, the kit also included a wire, apparently for choking people, and a cigar. Damn, that's cool...illegal. We just invented a new word - coo(i)llegal!

Godfather 2, EA's last creation, is scheduled for release in Europe tomorrow, but I can tell you that this game, despite its obvious drawbacks, like the outdated graphics, will surely draw a lot of attention. In fact, it's already doin' it, and the brass knuckles are a good way of doing that. Let's just hope nobody ends up in jail for receiving the package...