Day: 25 September 2012

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Reviews

The Great Big War Game Review: Cute and Deadly

Great Big War Game by Rubicon Development is another title in a line of charming turn-based strategy games that is simple to learn but packs many hours of entertainment. Sure, these tiny little soldiers are adorable to look at but killing is their business and business is often pretty darn good. You start out by passing through a series of basic tutorials but soon enough find yourself within the thick of it for real. The enemy can be hidden by a fog of war but, if you’re like me and prefer to have it terribly easy at first, there is an optional toggle that lights up the entire battlefield. After I got used to the game I meant to turn it back on, I really did, but I was having too much fun to notice. I’m not much of a warrior, obviously.

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News

Gameloft releases a bigger trailer for Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour

Yesterday we brought you news about the ‘official’ unveiling of the next installment into the Modern Combat series called Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour. Thanks to a leaked trailer from the Tokyo Game Show, we know it’s coming this Fall to Android as well and got to learn a little about the storyline and see a little gameplay. Now Gameloft has released a much bigger trailer, showcasing a lot more of the gameplay as well.

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Tuesday Afternoon Humor: Iran Video Game Foundation goes after Angry Birds over cyber warfare claims

Regardless of what country this would have come from, the fact that you can accuse a video game, and the company, with cyber warfare is an amusing concept but that is exactly what is happening with Rovio over two levels in the recent “Fry Me to the Moon” update for Angry Birds Space by the Iran Computer & Video Game Foundation. The charge? The two levels in Angry Birds Space are anti-Iranian levels in theme.