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Thursday, November 17, 2011

Call of duty modern warfare 3 WII RF (Region Free)

Call of duty modern warfare 3 WII RF (Region Free)

Publisher: Activision | Developer: Treyarch | English | Genre: First Person Action |

Platform: Wii | Size: 4.03 GB

OVERVIEW

Modern Warfare 3 wraps up the story laid out in the previous Modern Warfare games. Or, at least, it tries. The story in three confuses and isn't all that interesting, serving only as a backdrop for the badass set pieces and battlegrounds you play in. If you really pay careful attention to the plot, you might be able to follow along, but the fact that I have to put effort into understanding or caring about it remains problematic.

Also returning are the annoying endlessly spawning enemies and crazy A.I. Certain stages will have portions where a near-endless flood of foes come at you until you get to a specific point in the level, while at other times enemies completely disregard their own well-being if it means they can run up and shoot you in the face. It's annoying.

Story and other irritating issues don't matter all that much in the other versions of Modern Warfare 3 because the sheer spectacle and awesome firefights are enough to keep me riveted and in the heat of the moment. With the Wii version, though, the graphical fidelity, while pushing what the system can do, just doesn't deliver what's needed to make the scenes as striking and enveloping as I know they are from playing the other platforms. Sure, it has moments that impress, but more often, badass scenes are ruined by intrusive texture pop-in and muddy visuals. I don't expect the Wii to have the same power as other platforms, but even over component the lower resolution makes it hard to pick out targets at range. It also pulls you out of the scenes, so instead of focusing on how crazy the set pieces are, I found myself wincing at the constant visual issues.

size: (4.03 GB)

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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Red Steel-2 WII RF

Red Steel-2 WII RF ( Region Free)

Publisher: UBISOFT| Developer: UBISOFT Paris | English | Genre: First-Person Action |

Platform: Wii | Size: 4.37 GB

OVERVIEW

Play a mysterious swordfighter in a desert-bound metropolis and experience swinging & shooting fun thanks to Wii MotionPlus

Embody a lonesome fighter, a man of few words with a shaded past full of mystery. Face various, and increasingly stronger, enemies and defeat challenging bosses in epic and intense fights. Visit a remote mixed metropolis in the middle of the American desert, where Eastern and Western culture have been smashed together: Caldera.Red Steel 2 is a single-player exclusive experience that follows a nameless, badass warrior -- a member of a clan that's been nearly wiped off the face of the earth. After being dragged to near death by a rival (and much more devious) clan, you make your escape and manage to rush back just in time to rescue your old sinsei who must now retrain you so you can get back your katana -- a blade that has deeper significance than just a weapon -- and this plot device drives you deep into the Western, Japanese-influenced setting.

Special Features

• Wii MotionPlus

size: ( 4.37 GB)

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Call of duty Black ops WIi RF

Call of duty Black ops WIi RF ( Region Free)

Publisher: Activision| Developer: Treyarch| English | Genre: First-Person Action |

Platform: Wii | Size: 4.08 GB

OVERVIEW

The biggest first-person action series of all time and the follow-up to last year's blockbuster Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 returns on November 9, 2010, with Call of Duty: Black Ops.

Call of Duty: Black Ops will take you behind enemy lines as a member of an elite special forces unit engaging in covert warfare, classified operations, and explosive conflicts across the globe. With access to exclusive weaponry and equipment, your actions will tip the balance during the most dangerous time period mankind has ever known.

GAME FEATURES

Cinematic Single Player Campaign

An epic campaign and story that takes you to a variety of locations and conflicts all over the world where you will play as an elite Black Ops solider in deniable operations where if you are caught, captured or killed your country will disavow all knowledge of your existence.

Signature Multiplayer

Call of Duty's signature mutliplayer gameplay returns with new perks and killstreaks, deeper levels of character and weapon customization, and all new modes including:

Wager Matches: one in the Chamber, Gun Game, Sticks and Stones, Sharpshooter
Combat Training: Test your skills solo or Co-Op with friends against Al engemy players.

Zombies!

Fan favorite Zombie mode is back providing endless hours of Zombie-slaying entertainment, solo or Co-Op

size: ( ~ 4.08 GB)

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James Bond Quantum Of Solace WII RF

James Bond Quantum Of Solace WII RF ( Region Free)

Publisher: Activision| Developer: Beenox| English | Genre: First-Person Action |

Platform: Wii | Size: 4.37 GB

OVERVIEW

Never has a title been more apt. Quantum of Solace is but a quantum of the movie; of the 15 stages only five are from Bond’s latest. The other ten are Casino Royale moments. From the outset Quantum has been sold on the strength of combat options. Want to creep through enemy-infested locales breaking necks and pulling off silenced PPK headshots in true GoldenEye fashion? Be Bond’s guest. Want to storm in with an arsenal nicked from COD4? He’s happy to oblige.Nice of Treyarch to put on such a comprehensive murder platter, but none of it’s that appetizing. Silently aerating a skull from five feet is fun, but stealth is confined to specific moments; scripted encounters denying you the pleasure of clearing out an entire level with 15 bullets. Stealth is insultingly easy, too. When the enemy hoards do arrive, the game becomes Call of Duty-lite, albeit with a cover system straight out of Rainbow Six Vegas. The guns may hit with the punch of COD’s life-enders – enemies even flash with the same white crosses – but enemies are programmed with a strange breed of cowering AI that turns fights into a turkey shoot for any seasoned FPS fan.

Stick to cover and the AI makes more sense, lobbing grenades to flush you out and attempting flanking maneuvers. It also allows Treyarch to show off their creepy Bond model, a waxy version of Daniel Craig kitted out with the roving eyes of a madman. Saying that, actor likenesses and voices do keep the filmic quality up. If only the combat was less rigid; there’s very little GoldenEye experimentation to discover.What playfulness Bond lacks in gunplay, he makes up for in globe-trotting. From stalking in a Prague opera house to the casino in Montenegro to a striking finale in an eco-hotel, Quantum blows raspberries at COD: World at War. Sadly, some locations are wasted on gimmicky film re-enactments: the building site chase and a poisoned stumble through Casino Royale are piffling two-minute distractions. This was the perfect opportunity to finally break the curse of GoldenEye. Alas, digital Brosnan remains the king by some distance.