Young Boobs? Shoot’em Up!



Looking for young boobs can be something very close to an illegal activity, in fact this is something illegal in a lot of countries, as long as we're not talking about a virtual hunt for young boobs. Of course, there are a lot of rules you should obey in the virtual world, too, but don't even dare to think about something that could be labeled as "adult content," because that's something out of reach for now - we're only going to talk about an innocent(more or less, depends on how seriously you take such things) game...

...a game that has a very funny collection of bonus pictures - without having to unlock them, you get 115 pictures of characters like the one above. What can be done with them? Well, I guess you can print them, send them by email and do all those things you'd usually do with pictures, and the even more funny part is that you can zoom in on them right inside the game.

The game in question is the Xbox 360 port of Konami's arcade shooter <-250x250 Square - right->Otomedius Gorgeous! has been released in Japan, after some delays caused by the need to "eradicate bugs and improve the quality even more."

So, what is this game all about? "Otomedius Gorgeous is a shooter that allows you the exhilaration of wielding hi-tech weaponry as a pretty pilot. The game places much emphasis on network game play and comes in several modes that makes use of the Xbox360's facilities. There are two major modes, the original mode and the gorgeous mode," and I must warn you about one thing - the young boobs in this side-scrolling shooter are well dressed, so - once again - don't even dare to dream about them, because you won't get any closer than those 115 bonus pictures!

By the way, I don't think this game is worth almost $70...but who am I to judge, after all? Young boobs or not, shoot'em up!

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Gears Of War 2, Finally!



Gears of War 2 has finally arrived, hooray! Back in 2006, the first game managed to be a Xbox 360 best seller, and the PC version didn't do too bad, either. Now, the second installment in the series(hopefully, we'll get at least two more) promises to do the same, but bigger, better, faster, and delivering more fun than before.

What Gears of War 2 delivers is new characters, an improved graphics engine, a better plot and so on, but - unfortunately - it also has the same drawbacks, starting great and finishing a bit too early, just like someone said "enough of this, the story is too long, it ends <-125x125 Button - right->HERE!..."

The new characters list includes Chairman Prescott, the military leader of COG, with strong dicatatorial tendencies, Tai Kaliso, "a spiritual and meditative warrior from a tradition of honor bound fighters," and Dizzy, a former Stranded who joined the COG with a noble goal - to keep his family safe.

Regarding the plot, I won't tell you anything. In fact, I guess I won't tell you anything else, since Gears of War 2 is out, and you have no excuse for missing it! Just grab it, let it roll, and find a good excuse for missing to get to your job a few days in a row. That's all, just be sure you don't get fired! ;)

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Far Cry 2 Updates



Far Cry was, without any doubt, a game outrageous for its time, considering the system required to run it on maximum quality settings, just as it happened with Crysis a few years after. Since its release, that took place in 2004's Spring, Far Cry sold over 1 million copies, spawning several console ports and a movie. Now, Far Cry 2 - although still unreleased, spawned a few new screenshots, as you can see below...

...in one of the many new screenshots published on IGN. The strange part is that I wasn't able to find any of them on the official Far Cry 2 website, but they'll probably update it pretty soon, or I simply missed these new shots. Anyway, all in all - things are looking good, my friends!<-180x150 Small Rectangle - right->

If you forgot about it, here's what you should wait from this game - "Caught between two rival factions in war-torn Africa, you are sent to take out "The Jackal," a mysterious character who has rekindled the conflict between the warlords, jeopardizing thousands of lives. In order to fulfil your mission you will have to play the factions against each other, identify and exploit your their weaknesses, and neutralize their superior numbers and firepower with surprise, subversion, cunning and, of course, brute force."

Just to remind you - next to the PC version, Far Cry 2 will also be available on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, all shipping simultaneously on October 21, 2008 in North America, while Europe will get it on the 24th of October.

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Duke Nukem - Forever Beta…



When talking about games that I will always remember, Duke Nukem 3D has, and will always have a special place in my heart. Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warrior, another game made by 3D Realms using the same graphics engine, ate a lot of my time during high school, and I don't even have to mention those network slaughter sessions I've been through...

...and now, every time I hear about Duke Nukem Forever beta - at least beta - I jump up and check the news sources, digging for all I can get. Unfortunately, all I usually got in the last decade was one rumor after another, and nothing more. After all, Duke Nukem Forever is the most delayed videogame in history, since its development started back in 1997, and promotional information has been released in 1997, 1998, 2001, 2007, and even in June 2008. <-180x150 Small Rectangle - right->Now, we have some new screenshots - in fact, only two of them, but nothing clear regarding the release date, as usual.

I think changing the name of the game into Duke Nukem Forever Beta, or even Duke Nukem Vaporware won't hurt too much. In fact, this could make this even more interesting. After all, Duke Nukem Forever got so many "vaporware awards," that could be identified by a lot of people with the "vaporware genre" itself, if I can put it this way.

The new screenshots that became available recently in the Xbox Live Arcade don't show much, just some 3D chicks, and an octabrain reminding me of some BlackSite: Area 51 monster. Now, the game is using a heavily modified Unreal Engine, while a decade ago, it all started with the Quake II graphics engine. Oh, my, how many can change in a decade...

...but I only hope one thing - to see Duke Nukem Forever beta turning into just "Duke Nukem Forever," and to have the DVD in my hands. As soon as possible, please! I am sure there are gamers who died waiting for this to come out, and I don't want to go after them...

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New S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky Trailer



Usually, game trailers are nothing to be called "news," because they are just trailers, and that's all, but when we're talking about long-awaited games, like Diablo 3 or Starcraft 2, then it's more than "just another trailer." Let me say just this: S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Clear Sky!

Although released after S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Shadow of Chernobyl, Clear Sky is a stand-alone prequel, expected to consist of a 50/50 salad of old levels, which were remade or altered, and totally new areas. Its expected release date is the 29th of August, 2008, and I hope there won't be any delays. Now, the movie...

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So...what should we expect? Basically, we're talking about a game engine updated to version 1.5, and DirectX 10 support, while the AI is being overhauled in order to accomodate the new "faction wars" feature. What about it? Well, now you're not going to be simply a stalker, being offered the chance to lead one of the eight faction in the game, and become a rich and influential character in the virtual world of the game.<-125x125 Button - right->

Well, that should be it for now, but you can bet we'll get back to this title. Anyway, if you missed Shadow of Chernobyl, don't worry - there's still enough time to get busy with it or, maybe even better, you should wait a little, play its prequel, then get on with it. What do you think?

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