Team Fortress 2: Medic is Too Sexy (Music Video) (Right Said Fred – I’m too sexy)

Sep 5th, 2010 | Games, Movies, Music | No Comments

Here’s a little video of TF2.

~Enjoy

Final Fantasy XIV

Aug 28th, 2010 | Games | 3 Comments

The Age of Adventurer..

Men are wont to suffer

And forget wherein they’ve sinned

Ne’er hearkening back on tragedies past

Lest the Twelve might humble them

– Unknown

Final Fantasy is one of the most hyped up rpg games through the whole time. From PS1 to PS3 to all sort of platform. Developed by Square Enix, one of the flourishing company from Japan that have developed various of games, Dragon Quest and FinalFantasy Sequels. Now coming this September a new series by Square Enix, Final Fantasy XIV Online, for PS3 and PC users.

The game will be available by 22nd September 2010 for the collectors edition for those who pre-ordered them. Beta will commence soon this month. The game will be Pay-To-Play (P2P) with a monthly fees of about £8.99/30 days. Players can buy additional characters for €3.00 (£2.10). However one character have the ability to choose any class they like and change anytime they want to.

Countless moons have waxed and waned since wandering tribes from across Hydaelyn first arrived in Eorzea and settled its untamed lands. The benevolent deities who ruled the empty continent and its surrounding islands were impressed with the resilience of these primitive men and women, and in an act of mercy each saw fit to ensure their welfare.

These gods and goddesses soon came to be known as the Twelve, and the villages thrived in their light until the land was bespeckled with several independent city-states. Though, where man walks, strife follows, and for generations, these tiny nations carved out a history of blood and betrayal built upon broken oaths and the sun-bleached bones of the fallen.

However, the fate of the land would soon change. Not fifteen years past, a new threat appeared without warning from the east. Metal-clad warriors brandishing weapons that spewed streams of fire, fleets of behemoth airships belching oily smoke that would block out the sun for days at a time… A resistance was amassed, but to little avail, and it was not long before Ala Mhigo, once considered the most powerful of the remaining six Eorzean city-states, had fallen to the mighty Garlean Empire.

As the empire’s dreadnaughts continued their march of terror across the blood-soaked fields of the north, the remaining nations put aside their differences and clandestinely joined hands to form a loose alliance to ensure they not meet the same fate, should the invaders turn their eyes southward.

Fortunately, the invasion never came, and just as quickly as it had arrived, the empire was gone again. However, echoes of their grim message rang clear in the hearts of Eorzea’s people—its effect on them, profound and irreversible. The realm would never be the same.

And it was thus that Eorzea slipped into the “Age of Calm,” during which an uneasy peace prevailed.

To prepare for the coming storm, the first task of the newly-formed alliance was to fortify their defenses. In the previous era, few city-states maintained organized militaries, opting instead to hire the services of mercenaries and hedge knights to champion their causes. However, after the fall of Ala Mhigo, city guard units were restructured into legitimate standing armies which could be quickly called upon and mobilized if the need arose.

Unfortunately, this left a majority of the realm’s hireswords with nowhere to pledge their fealty, and with their livelihood ripped out from under them, many of these men and women resorted to acts of villainy to survive. For fear of the situation worsening and the land falling into chaos, several respected leaders from around Eorzea gathered together and formed a network of guilds to provide these lost souls with the opportunity to redeem themselves by aiding others.

Through the foresight and resolve of these leaders a new industry known as “adventuring” emerged, its advent helping usher in the current era—an era of hope in a time when shadows of uncertainty loom ever closer.

[Taken via FFXiV Official Site]

You can preorder the game here: Amazon.co.uk | GAME

More Info: Final Fantasy XiV Official Site [EU]

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The Sims Medieval

Aug 19th, 2010 | Games | 1 Comment

Controlling a character in a game. Bringing up his actions, work and behaviour is what The Sims has been all about. For years EA Games, created from Sims, to Sims 3, it was amazingly popular to the world of gaming. Now, to introduce a bright new change to The sims series, The Sims Medieval. Brining people to a whole lot new experience.

In this game, player will experience the different virtualframe, where as they’ll be playing in the Medieval age. This too won’t be the happy bright kind of sims that you usually played before but with more “painterly” and “illustrative” which EA described.

This game is expected to release on March 2011.

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[KLH Originals] Beach Splatter – Demo Mashup

Aug 6th, 2010 | Games | No Comments

After a long work of the coding, I now pronounce the release of Beach Splatter Demo.

Game Sypnosis:

This game was inspired with the recent KLH activity (Anniversary Party) which was held on the Beach (Muara). There everyone enjoyed a game that we organized, Water-balloon Battle. Not to mention that most of the people bullied a certain person. Anyhow, after seeing how enjoyed everyone in that game gave me the inspiration of making such game. “Beach Splatter” is a shoot ‘em up game where player have the privilege to splash people with water-balloon.

The game is however still under demo. The game ends if you scored 10,000 points. However several known bugs can be detected.

• If you scored 700 points the game starts to lag.
• Player’s Hit-Point never decrease.
• Sudden disappear of enemy as soon as they’re clicked.

To play the game CLICK HERE.

Shogun 2: Total War

Aug 1st, 2010 | Games | 3 Comments

Game Info:

It is the middle of the 16th century in Medieval Japan. The country, once ruled by a unified government, is now split into many warring clans. The player takes on the role of one Daimyo – the clan leader – and will use military engagements, economics and diplomacy to achieve the ultimate goal: re-unite Japan under his supreme command and become the new Shogun – the undisputed ruler of Japan.

Set during the golden age of Samurai warfare, Shogun 2 brings to life the most turbulent period of Japanese history.

Several new features are included in this forthcoming Total War Sequel: (taken from Shogun 2: Total War site)

• Total War redefined:
  Shogun 2 is the ultimate refinement of the original formula with a new, cutting-edge AI, more polish and online functionality than ever before. The result is the perfect mix of real-time and turn-based strategy gaming that invites both veterans of Total War and new players to experience the enjoyment and depth of the series.
• New character progression:
  Choose from 9 different clans and compete on and offline for the undisputed supremacy of Medieval Japan. Gain experience to level up your own character-warlord as well as your generals and agents.
• A complete single and multiplayer offering:
  Play through the Main Campaign in single player or invite a friend online to play competitively or cooperatively in Campaign Multiplayer mode. Join 8-player multiplayer battles with your own upgradable avatar and climb the online Leaderboard to show the world who reigns supreme. Also including exciting new modes of team play for clans, a first in the Total War series.
• New Generation AI system:
  Developed according to Sun Tzu’s principles in the Art of War, the Artificial Intelligence constantly analyses its situation and reacts to your every move with greater precision and variety.
• Improved land and naval battle gameplay:
  Land battles never felt so realistic with new multi-staged castle sieges and terrain features changing according to the weather and time of the day – turning each engagement into a tactical challenge. Set buildings on fire to force garrisoned troops out and use your units’ special abilities to turn the tide of the battle. Naval combat also offers more variety with the addition of coastal battles. Islands can work as effective cover for your ships, while sand bars and reefs can be used as traps against an enemy fleet.
• Accessible and in-depth empire-building gameplay:
  A streamlined User Interface makes management of your kingdom much easier. Build and govern cities, recruit and train troops, conduct diplomacy and manage your agents – each feature is now introduced with comprehensive tutorials, gradually revealing the depth of the Shogun 2 campaign map – the heart and soul of the Total War experience.

Developer: SEGA, Creative Assembly.
Genre: Historic Turn-Based Strategy
Release Date: TBA 2011

Game Trailer:

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FEZ (Fantasy Earth Zero) Brief Intro

Jul 18th, 2010 | Games, General | 3 Comments

Hi all!

I’ve found another MMO to talk about, FEZ @ Fantasy Earth Zero. It debut for US  by SquareEnix, Jan 2010. It was welcomed with lots of competitions and Awesome giveaways. This MMO was created 2006-2007 in Japan.

In this MMO, you play as a recruit/enlistee for your own Kingdom. There’s the usual character creation and I think the limited number of characters is 3(but inactive ones are deleted at random times…sad). There’re 3 jobs: Warrior, Mage and Scout. I think there’s about 5 Kingdoms only, each with their own ruler, island, specialties and goals.

In the beginning of the game, you’re just a new and fresh low-level newbie.. –” Yes yes, and if you’d like to skip the long hours of training, hunting and killing monsters for EXP, you have the option to fight for your Kingdom straight away! And sweet, man! You level up straight to 16 if you do that ^^ VERY time saving!

Your role in the game is to protect your Kingdom’s territories from the other Kingdoms and of course, whenever possible, capture more. Enter your Kingdom’s wars to protect her territories from being captured by others.You can help other Kingdoms too(only nations not fighting with yours. Lol). Furthermore, the easiest way of getting EXP is by participating wars. It’s a rather repetitive game-play, if i may say so..but heck, I’m still playing it –” The war is better experienced by oneself. Briefly, enter a battlefield, you get some crystals, build buildings, destroy buildings, PK players, get PK’d, summon creatures, etc. After a victory or loss in a war, you’ll get money, a title(yes, like Private, OBmaster,etc), EXP as well as rings. (fyi, rings are needed to buy high-edge equipments & weapons)

The controls are rather complicated at first, in my opinion, and you’ll feel rather handicapped without a mouse. The camera controls are a nuisance sometimes.. The graphics are as usual, beautifully crafted…coming from SE, it’s not a surprise no more.. The artworks of the Kings’ and Queens’ portraits are nice and the BGM are sweeeeeeeeeeeeeetttttt~ Different BGM for different situations(near victory, PvE battles, etc) Don’t mind me, i usually favor a game for its BGM/OST =P

And to wrap things up, here’s a trailer of FEZ:

My Rating: Ambience: 6/10 || Graphics: 7/10 || Gameplay: 6/10 || Soundtrack: 8/10 || Overall: 6.8/10
That..wasn’t brief, huh? -.-”

Darksiders

Jul 17th, 2010 | Games | 1 Comment

Just a reminder that darksiders is coming to PC on Septemeber.

More Gameplay Reviews on COD: Black Ops

Jun 25th, 2010 | Games | No Comments

Metal Gear Solid Rising E3 Trailer

Jun 24th, 2010 | Games | No Comments

This MGS looks damn nice although its a different character from any previous versions of MGS and he doesnt use any guns which is more focus on his blade =S . Wonder if its really going to be released for PC as I have seen lots game sites stating it will be released besides ps3, for Xbox and PC as well. Let just hope it does =D.

Crysis 2 Gameplay at E3 Conference

Jun 16th, 2010 | Games | No Comments