|
|
|
|
Gears of War and Forza Motorsport - Most of gamers surely known about these games. The tittles hits the top-ten Best Selling Games for Xbox360. Gears of War 1 & 2 have been selling around 10 million copies while Forza Motorsport 3 hits 2 million copies until now. In 2011, Xbox360 has just released their two biggest masterpiece tittles on market.
Gears of War 3 - Delivers Enhanced Stunning Systems Gear of War 3 delivers a number of improvements, such as Graphics, members AI, and new systems. Theres a plenty of reviews outthere about this game. But im writing another review after I've finished this game for nearly 12 hours of gameplay. The first improvement of the 3rd tittle is graphic. The view and the lightning effects are amazing compared to gears 1 & 2. Everything from decoy dummies and blockades to sentry guns and fixed turrets can be bought and ugraded, and with good reason, enemy amount are higher then previous tittles and every tenth wave sees boss characters (Brumaks, Berserkers and more) assaulting your quintet of fighters.
Players can now trade weapons with other members and gift cash to hard-up team members, some of which can be used to buy back into the fight after death. Purchasing enough types of a certain defensive object even sees you level-up in that category and earn repair price discounts. Optional mid-level bonus challenges introduce another layer of content and rewards, forcing you to jump between different play styles as you battle through the 50 enemy waves. Best of All? The improved Horde is still just a fraction of the game's huge online offering.
Forza Motorsport 4 - The Best Racing Game in the World Just Got Even Better
Forza 4 now transcends the racing genre. It's car-centric entertainment, rather than only a driving game - it just so happens that the majority of that aforementioned entertainment works its way back to the track. But not all of it. Ignore the actual racing and what have you got? Well, there's the info-packed showroom Autovista mode with commentary by Jeremy Clarkson. There's a lifetime's supply of video content provided by other and, almost certainly, from Top Gear too. There are the car club mechanics and the auction house. And there's the time sink that is Forza's livery editor; we know of gamers who spent the best part of their Forza Motorsport 3 career just designing and selling car paint jobs. Forza Motorsport 4 is all this, and the world's best driving simulator on top.
More adaptive difficulty mechanics sees competing racers modify their cars in response to your customization, and the inclusion of standalone autocross and drift modes introduces variation that wasn't needed but always welcome. Sixteen player racers are arguably the biggest tick on the box but there're a catch: without seeing it in action we're predictiong a visual hit to get it working. That said, when the game looks this good, a downgrade in beauty could still leave it as the sleekest game in the garage.
|
|
