As you can expect, the game boasts improved graphics, framerate and controls (don’t worry Xbox owners, no Kinect support!) Eurocom didn’t try to reinvent anything using controls similar to those of Call of Duty. The PS3 version also comes with Move support.
This is a a hack-and-slash action-RPG featuring cooperative multiplayer being developed by Snowblind Studios under the Lord of the Rings license. The game draws on both literary and movie influences to tell the story of three warriors fighting in the North of Middle Earth concurrently with the events of the books/movies.
Just like in the last game, 0nline and co-op gameplay return. Some visual improvements include high resolution 1080pi 3D support for all 23 of you out there with 3D TV’s and glasses.
Sega boasts Sonic Generations as the ultimate celebration of 20 years in Sonic gaming for new and old fans. The reviews so far seem to confirm that boasting it as the best Sonic game in the last 10 years.
In Generations the player can take control of both classic and modern Sonic controlling them in iconic HD environments form gaming history. The story revolves around “time holes” that appear and throw Sonic’s universe in chaos. Sonic and friends will have to travel back in time running into familiar characters from his past including classic Sonic.
Additional Key Features for Nintendo 3DS
New and exclusive environments for the Nintendo 3DS include an unlockable ‘special stage’. Each environment features two tracks – one for Classic Sonic and one for Modern Sonic – designed to showcase the unique features of both Sonics.
2 Player Versus mode and a “Street Pass” that lets you collect new content and unlock bonus material, increasing variety, interaction and replayability.












