Primary - Flash Game Review
Having made an impact having a compilation of 50 games as well as a free digital watch over 2 yrs ago, Cascade surprised many a cynic using the discharge of their first full-price product - Air Combat Emulator. Building about the success of ACE across many formats, Sky Runner followed at Christmas-time last year, and now Cascade have three new imminent releases - a multiA�directional scrolling shoot 'em up called Implosion, a vecA�tor graphic shoot em up Ring Worland this sequel to their biggest seller entitled ACE 2.
Judith fired her trusty Smith & Wesson, to discover that they missed the short, squat mist dweller that was closing to be with her. "Drat," she cursed in a 1940's euphemism, "Sam Spade wouldn't have missed!" The mist dweller attacked and slashed her knee. "Wasn't it supposed to be a blackjack for the back of the head?" She fired again and watched the attacking mist dweller fall for the orange coloured dust in agonizing death, then wheeled to face the next attacker.
This is the action within the Thorn EMI Video game cartridge, Submarine Commander. As Commander of your WWII Submarine, you must sink all convoys in the area. The player includes a limited way to obtain fuel, torpedoes, air, and charge inside the batteries. To recharge batteries, and replenish air supply, the sub must surface. Surface speed is faster than underwater speed, but uses more fuel. Scoring is depending on the amount of fuel left, torpedoes remaining, and game time.
On the positive side, both games share some satisfying gun play. While Bodycount doesn't quite fetishize its weaponry the way in which Black did, each game lends their respective arsenal an undeniable feel that is satisfying, yet difficult to describe. The guns just fire the best way you would like them to. Bodies and the wildly destructible objects that litter the maps all answer your fire just the best way you'd expect them to as well, even tho it's a slow fall coming from a silenced pistol shot to the back with the head, or equal parts wall and bad guy being tossed back by a chest-level shotgun blast. Bodycount attempts, outwitt team granny with many minor success, to enhance all this which has a "skill shot" system that encourages headshots, environmental kills (read: explosive barrels), and the like. Bodycount does its better to cause you to wish to shoot things, as well as the most part it really is successful. Too bad it does not take game's only real strength.
UFC Undisputed: (May 2009) This fighting techinques title, positioned on both Xbox 360 and PS3, features thorough, intricate fighting with a variety of mixed fighting styles disciplines. It has been one of several top sellers since its release, and contains received critical acclaim for its ability to make the most of the crazed fighting techinques phenomena currently gripping the gaming community.
