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Army of Two

Delivering a groundbreaking strategic 3rd person co-op shooter unparalleled in the action genre, EA Montreal’s ARMY OF TWO focuses on gameplay centered on TWO-man missions, TWO-man strategies, TWO-man tactics, and a TWO-man advantage. Fight along side your teammate to become the deadliest two-man military outfit a government can buy. The breakthrough gameplay in ARMY OF TWO, with a live or adaptive AI partner, enables you to take advantage of two-man strategies like customizable weapons, vehicles, and tactical shooting. From TWO-man sniping to parachuting, players will experience action-packed scenarios where they will have to use their wit, strength and a deadly arsenal of shared customizable weapons to successfully defeat their enemies and complete the mission at hand. Gamers will fight their way through war, turmoil and a conspiracy so vast it threatens the entire world. When one man is not enough, it’s going to take an army of two to save us. Online Gameplay - Redefines TWO MAN online gameplay with players seamlessly moving from PAI to live players as they make their way through the game

User Ratings and Reviews

5 Stars Awesomely entertaining
Awesome shoot em up co-op. Great filler for after World at war while you await the new Halo.

3 Stars I could have saved some cash, but….
In all honesty, this game wasn’t AS bad as some of the One star reviews make it out to be.

Just to start, some people bash on the long load times. It’s a next gen game guys, there’s a ton to load. Allthough I wouldn’t mind some of that being done in the background or during cutscenes.

The graphics are more then decent. I only ran across a few barrier glitches myself.

Gameplay is fun, but it doesb’t deserve the hype EA and gamesites gave it. It’s fun, but has it’s repitions, like all games do. Seems to me people are expecting something new every level, which just isn’t practical unless you wanted to spend far more on video games. Imagine putting a new engine in your car everyday so it felt like you were driving something different.

The AI falls just farther then putting a controller in the hands of a devolpementally challenged chimp though. Your partner just doesn’t think right. If you happen to fall there are times he’ll drag you straight though gunfire and try to heal you while your both gettig turned into a statue from the inside out.

The audio is great though, weapons sound different, explosions are in your face, it really was done well.

The storyline is good, not great. You can see the big plot twist from a mile away, but it doesn’t take away the impact it has. What really caught my ears was the friendly banter between our two protagonists. Watching one trip another through a doorway in a cutscene, or some friendly high fiving and air guitars did make me laugh some.

I am yet to try this with some actual people. Go fig I’m a loser, thinking highschool had me pegged. But I’m not thinking I’m missing much. Online matching isn’t that fun, unless you like being a merc. Everyone just runs around like headless weenies, which causes death and loses money.

All in all, not a horrible game, no real replay value. But why complain when I got it for less than 30 bucks. Fun play, but it’s gonna collect some dust untill the next time I get drunk and dont wana embarass myself on COD4

4 Stars Better than Gears of War
My brother and I played this a lot and we both like playing it better than the original Gears or War. It is more realistic and the aggro component to the game is what makes it great. You also get to customize your weapons for power, accuracy and other things, which is necessary if you play on the higher difficulties. The controls play much like Gears of War with a strong emphasis on taking cover. The cover mechanics work well enough but without having a specific button to activate cover, you may often find yourself being furiously shot at and struggling to get your character to hide behind a wall or barricade. The sounds of the game really shine as each gun has a distinct and accurate sound. The voice acting portrays what you would expect from a game titled Army of Two and the language hits hard with many vulgarities during in-game combat and CGI cutscenes. Above all, the online support for multiplayer team play and 2 player co-op really make this game special. Besides Gears of War and Halo 3, there are no other games that put such a key emphasis on online teamwork.

There are some cons to this game. The melee controls are terrible. Sometimes you can walk right up to a guy while pressing melee attack and he will almost always get you first on harder difficulty levels. Also, when you are tracking an enemy to shoot and he starts to run, your reticle can barely keep up to shoot him. There are other annoyances, but overall you will enjoy this game. Local or Xbox Live gives the game longevity.

4 Stars Army of Two by pb
As is to be expected EA Games delivers the goods with a solid game that actually has decent AI for the secondary character. The Language is absurd but the graphics are excellent and the gameplay is well conceived. The whole conspiracy theory storyline is a little farfetched but that’s the beauty of Games THEIR NOT REAL.

5 Stars Mr.
I really enjoy this game. I can’t wait for the next one. The graphics are awesome.

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PS3 Games Action 3rd Person, Action Genre, Army Of Two, Conspiracy, Deadly Arsenal, Entire World, Game User, Gamers, Glitches, Halo 3, Honesty, Hype, Man Advantage, Pai, Scenarios, Shooter, Star Reviews, Teammate, Turmoil, World At War

We Love Golf

We Love Golf! transforms the Wii Remote into a virtual set of golf clubs, creating the most immersive golfing experience available off the greens. It presents a realistic golfing experience with a fresh new spin incorporating the Wii Remote’s unique motion-sensing functionality. Players will use the controller to choose clubs, line up shots, swing and even add a touch fade or draw with a flick of the wrist. Just as on a real course, gauging wind conditions, correct club selection and careful reading of the greens are all essential for victory. A variety of game modes, multiple characters, and Unlockable content will provide endless hours of putting heaven. Unlock new playable characters, courses and more by playing through the various game modes Multiple courses, each with their own unique obstacles provide a variety of settings and challenges Several different playable characters, each with their own look, personality and play style Dozens of accessories, costumes and clubs affect everything from the look to the feel of the game

User Ratings and Reviews

4 Stars Fun with friends, not for those looking for “realism”
A quick caveat: this is not Wii Sports. You don’t just stand and swing. There is a specific way to play and that may discourage or frustrate players who are expecting a direct motion/swing game mechanic.

All that aside, this is a fun game. You start out with only a few characters and a couple courses, but you unlock new ones as you play in tournaments, and you unlock characters by beating them in challenges.

The swing mechanic is the thing that sets it apart from Wii Sports’ version of golf. Yes you use motion to control your swing, but NO, the strength of your swing does not determine the strength of the shot. Instead, they have mixed standard control play with a motion based interface.

You move your remote back to the desired point on a swing bar. You wait for a shadow remote icon to meet your current position. After that, the forward swing begins and you want to time it so that you are pointing down when the icon is in the “swing zone”. The accuracy of your shot changes depending on how accurate your timing was. You can also hook and slice by twisting the remote, add extra power by flicking the remote a little at the end of your swing, and you can control top and back spin.

The above paragraph alone should show you that while this is an arcade style game, there is much that you can control. The control scheme is awkward at first, but once you understand it (you can take unlimited practice swings, and you can also practice any hole in a separate training mode) it is easy to use.

The game supports online play, and you can also play multiplayer on a single console, with one or multiple remotes, which is a plus. If you only have 2 remotes, but 4 people, you can still play.

I can’t compare this to super swing golf, but it’s definitely more fulfilling to play than playing the same 9 holes on wii sports.

4 Stars Very enjoyable
I’m not a real life golfer looking for the most realistic game - just something fairly realistic with a variety of courses to have fun with. This fits the bill

5 Stars Really fun game
For the one review that says that “there are only 3 courses and 4 characters” you haven’t played it enough yet. There are about 10 or so courses that you get rewarded for winning the tournaments with and to get more characters you have to play single player vs. match….the vs. part is a new computer opponent that you get to keep as a pickable character if you win the round. It’s a really fun game, and yes I will agree the little Wii remote guy that guides you is annoying (but you learn to ignore it real quick).

3 Stars We Love Golf!
Purchased this game for my family and they like it, but it does not compare to the golf that came with WII games disk. Overall it is fun and they seem to enjoy it.

5 Stars This is a great game, and I recomend this to everybody!
We love golf! is a great game for everyone to enjoy and prosper! The levels are well designed and fun. The game play is outrages and it’s worth 30$. Who ever reads this and does not own We love golf! I recommend you buy it. The game has 9 awesome courses, plus the other 2 short courses for endless fun! I give this game a 10 out of 10. It’s a masterpiece, and Camelot proves they still have the golfing touch in a game~

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PS3 Games Sports Caveat, Club Selection, Current Position, Endless Hours, Flick Of The Wrist, Forward Swing, Fun Game, Fun With Friends, Game Modes, Game User, Golf Clubs, Golfing, Greens, Playable Characters, Realism, Swing Bar, Virtual Set, Wii, Wii Remote, Wind Conditions

Wii 9 in 1 Sports Pack

Experience the definitive player’s package for sports lovers and Wii enthusiasts with the 9-in-1 spots pack from CTA Digital. Enjoy the realism added to your gaming experience and easily switch according to the multitude of games with this “must have” item for your Wii collection. These accessories will make you feel as if you’re playing more than a video game but an actual sport.The lightweight material assures that these accessories won’t be a heavy burden on your arms, allowing you to enjoy lengthier playing time without tiring as quickly. Located at the base of the attachable handle is a compartment that is designed for the Wii remote control to fit right into. With the remote snuggly secured, and your chosen attachment screwed onto the handle you can freely swing, drive and steer to the action of your Wii game.

User Ratings and Reviews

1 Star Faulty equipment
The product does not work with the Wii remote controllers. Had trouble getting the controller laser to line up when attached to the pieces. Tried 5 of the attachments and none would work.

Please note this is a review of the product not the seller.

1 Star 9 in 1
the remotes work a lot better than the 9 in 1 the games just dont “respond” as well.

4 Stars Wii Pack
I bought this for my grandson and I don’t think he plays with it that much.

The pieces are sort of awkward to play with and maybe an adult would like them better.

3 Stars Wii 9 in 1 Sports Pak
The transaction and delivery was very good. However, the fishing reel broke on first use. It was a simple small plastic piece which was glued together at a stress point. I was told it was not possible to replace that little part and would have to return the whole set. It’s not worth the trouble. The tennis racket worked well and is fun.

1 Star Cheap
This is cheap plastic. It has already cracked and the screw on groves are cheap. Do not buy this product. I regret it already because it was a waste of money.

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PS3 Games Sports Cta, Faulty Equipment, Fishing Reel, Game User, Gaming Experience, Heavy Burden, Lightweight Material, Playing Time, Realism, Remote Controllers, Remotes, Snuggly, Sports Pack, Stress Point, Tennis Racket, Video Game, Waste Of Money, Wii, Wii Remote, Worth The Trouble

Major League Baseball 2K9

Now you can put on your cleats, get your uniform dirty and play ball on the train, on the plane, and anywhere else with Take-Two’s Major League Baseball 2K9 for PlayStation Portable. With the latest rosters, new music, farm systems, and a real life fielding structure, MLB 2K9 gives you all of baseball in a small package.

True to Form Fielding for Great Control
The True to Form Fielding features outstanding fielding control, giving you a better taste of what it’s like to be on the field.

Game Tracks Your Playing Style for a Unique Profile
The VIP System creates a unique user profile for each player, tracking your style of play. It analyzes your hitting, pitching, fielding, base running, and managing tendencies for a very detailed and accurate profile.

Scout and Play the Minor Leagues to Find the Next Superstar
The game includes a minor league farm system and allows players to scout and evaluate the talent of AAA players and manage teams. Additionally, you can play full games with AAA clubs, and perhaps discover the next great Superstar!

Fresh New Beats Keeps the Game Rocking
MLB 2K9 keeps the experience fresh with a slew of new music featuring artists like Judas Priest, Cheap Trick, Coheed and Cambria, Ted Nugent, The Romantics, and more. Tune in and get in the game.

User Ratings and Reviews

2 Stars Don’t waste your money
If you played this game last year, this one is the same except with new rosters and a new cover athlete. 2K didn’t do anything to improve this game from last year, it’s just as crappy. The graphics are a step below ‘The Show’ but the presentation is actually decent. Some of the replays are nice to look at, but all these things can’t hide the crappy gameplay. It’s very disappointing that 2K would try and sell this ‘new’ game for $30 when all they seem to have done is update the rosters. They should have just provided free roster updates from last years’ game.

If 2K wants some of the baseball market, they should focus on improving their release of Power Pros. If they can improve the commentary on that game and release it on the PSP, they will definitely sell more units than they will have sold of 2K9.

Bottom line, if you want the best baseball game for the PSP, get ‘The Show’. There is really no comparison between the 2. Power Pros has the best gameplay, but currently there is only a Japanese version out for the PSP.

5 Stars Son Loves It!
Purchased this for my son on his new PSP. Thus far no complaints. He can’t put it down, so that is a good sign.

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PS3 Games Sports Aaa Clubs, Cheap Trick, Cleats, Coheed And Cambria, Field Game, Full Games, Game User, Judas Priest, Major League Baseball, Minor Leagues, Music Farm, New Beats, New Game, Play Ball, Playstation Portable, Replays, Romantics, Roster Updates, Ted Nugent, Vip System

Game Party 2

Game Party 2 is the ultimate Wii party game for players of all ages and skill levels. Game Party 2 features new games like Bean Bag Toss and Horseshoes, as well as classics like Shuffleboard and Hoop Shoot. Every game has exciting new features like four player mode, customizable characters and tournament play, making Game Party 2 the family favorite party game.

User Ratings and Reviews

3 Stars Not bad for the price
I have two reservations about this game: the controls and the aesthetics. The controls can be frustratingly inaccurate at times, and certainly do not use the Wiimote to its full capacity. As far as the visuals go, most games take place in either a murky arcade or in a murky college rental. Horseshoes and lawn darts take you out to the back yard–the most appealing setting–but are unfortunately among the weakest games. That said, my four year old likes these games, as will most younger children, I believe. Plus, it’s a bargain–no small thing these days.

1 Star Great Graphics (in 1978!)
Please save your Money! If you recieved “Wii Sports” with your game console, (and it was free) and you are used to a decent bunch of fun games with good player interaction and good graphics, then turn and run away from this Game Party II product. It has horrible crummy controls and the graphics are embarrassing for 1978, oh yea, that was thirty years ago!

2 Stars Great concept, not the best execution
I bought this game for my husband who is wild about all these games in “real life”. He found them to be frustrating. The aim is off on the darts game and other times the controls seem to be a bit erratic. I was disappointed that it didn’t work as well as we expected, especially given what we’ve seen the wii system is capable of. Maybe a later iteration with the controls refined will satisfy us - I was hoping this version would have already have taken care of that.

2 Stars Not as great as it sounds
My husband and I were very excited when we bought our wii, but quickly learned that we needed something else to play besides the wii sports. We like to have family and friends over and thought this would be great since it’s a “party” game. However, this game is not as good as it looks. The characters are pretty cheesey and there isn’t a lot of skill involved in any of the games. Overall, this is a game where I think I’d save my money!

3 Stars Game Party 2
The DVD consists of six or seven games. I found 2 or 3 of them worthwhile, the others not very interesting.

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PS3 Games Sports All These Games, Back Yard, Bean Bag Toss, Best Execution, Darts Game, Decent Bunch, Fun Games, Game Party, Game User, Good Graphics, Great Graphics, Lawn Darts, New Games, Party Game, Player Interaction, Player Mode, Shuffleboard, Skill Levels, Wii, Wiimote