Genre: Action

Publisher: LucasArts

Developer: Krome Studios

ESRB Rating: T

Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Republic Heroes is an action-adventure game that little brothers can enjoy with their big brothers. The gameplay is simple and easy to play, with a focus on two-player cooperative play. You and your partner will bounce back and forth between controlling Jedi Knight and lone Trooper characters, with a plot that bridges the gap between seasons one and two of the show. Fan-favorite villain Cad Bane is the chief baddie here, and you and your partner will pursue him all across the galaxy.

As a Jedi Knight, you can slash your lightsaber, charge up an epic Force Push, and leap onto an enemy droid in order to control its movement and blaster fire. As a Clone Trooper, your primary weapons are blasters and grenades. Republic Heroes is far more action heavy than the popular LEGO games, keeping the platform-jumping to a minimum. And rather than collect coins, you’ll earn experience points for wiping out enemies. In particular, “bot-jacking” an enemy droid as a Jedi will net you a ton of experience points, which will enable new Force powers, such as lightsaber chucking and bigger Force pushes. The RPG elements are kept light and simple, so don’t expect World of Warcraft-style depth here. Still, it adds a bit more depth and replayability.

In another nod to the LEGO games, you can also cash in your experience points in order to customize your character’s look. You can adorn your character with a face mask themed from popular Star Wars characters (Vader, Maul, Admiral Ackbar, even a baby Jabba the Hutt). Between battling robots, platforming up the sides of buildings, and fighting for experience points in co-op mini-challenges, Republic Heroes is looking more and more like the bigger brother to the LEGO games. No, it’s not a trap. So try it and you can also submit your review for any game on this blog with you name. Just say what you think.

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I hope that you saw the James Cameron’s Avatar movie and enjoyed it, so it’s time to play the game. This is more than a game; it’s a 3D experience. The goal is to match the vision of the movie, Ubisoft representatives have explained. Though you don’t have to play the game in 3D (there’s an option to turn it on or off), it looks so good you may want to invest in a 3D-capable. Either way the game looks stunning. The planet of Pandora is a tropical haven of exotic plants that glow at night and is home to colorful dinosaur-like creatures. In 3D, everything pops with “Depth of Field” effects that appear as though you’re looking into the world as well as “Out of Field” effects where things, such as hanging vines and charging beasts, come out of the screen at you.
If the standard third-person shoot-and-kill soldier play style isn’t your thing, you can also play as an Avatar. Avatars are human Na’vi hybrids engineered by humans who cannot breathe the air on Pandora. Through mind control, you will guide an Avatar to fight with the Na’vi against invading humans. There is a point in the game when you’ll have to make a tough choice: Stay and fight with the RDA military, or join the Na’vi as an Avatar.
So Avatar is totally different gameplay as compared to other games. If you are playing as a Na’vi hunter then, you will play as a ten-foot tall equipped with a battle staff and if you are playing against humans then will get bows and arrows. So I recommend try your hands on it and I guaranty that you will find some worth in it.

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Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Republic Heroes is an action-adventure game that little brothers can enjoy with their big brothers. The gameplay is simple and easy to play, with a focus on two-player cooperative play. You and your partner will bounce back and forth between controlling Jedi Knight and lone Trooper characters, with a plot that bridges the gap between seasons one and two of the show. Fan-favorite villain Cad Bane is the chief baddie here, and you and your partner will pursue him all across the galaxy.

As a Jedi Knight, you can slash your lightsaber, charge up an epic Force Push, and leap onto an enemy droid in order to control its movement and blaster fire. As a Clone Trooper, your primary weapons are blasters and grenades. Republic Heroes is far more action heavy than the popular LEGO games, keeping the platform-jumping to a minimum. And rather than collect coins, you’ll earn experience points for wiping out enemies. In particular, “bot-jacking” an enemy droid as a Jedi will net you a ton of experience points, which will enable new Force powers, such as lightsaber chucking and bigger Force pushes. The RPG elements are kept light and simple, so don’t expect World of Warcraft-style depth here. Still, it adds a bit more depth and replayability.

In another nod to the LEGO games, you can also cash in your experience points in order to customize your character’s look. You can adorn your character with a face mask themed from popular Star Wars characters (Vader, Maul, Admiral Ackbar, even a baby Jabba the Hutt). Between battling robots, platforming up the sides of buildings, and fighting for experience points in co-op mini-challenges, Republic Heroes is looking more and more like the bigger brother to the LEGO games. No, it’s not a trap. So try it and you can also submit your review for any game on our site with you name. Just say what you think.

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Official site:http://shift.needforspeed.com/

If you are big fan of racing games then definitely you are the fan of NFS Series like me. The Need for Speed series is getting a massive reboot, and the promising results are approaching faster than any other racing game. SHIFT will put you in the driver’s seat in what may be the best cockpit view ever seen in any racing game. But it’s the new career mode that will get your blood pumping, offering something no other racing game has: an RPG style Driver Profile complete with skills, ranks, and badges.

Your Driver’s Profile ranks your performance across two different categories. Depending on your driving style, you’ll earn points that will define you as a “precision driver” or an “aggressive driver.” For example, trading paint with another car is categorized as an aggressive behavior. Cleanly overtaking the car, however, is categorized as a precision maneuver. Your Driver’s Profile all depends on how you drive, and you’ll earn badges and experience points in each category. After a race, you’ll be graded on your performance in a variety of categories: drifting, scratching paint, mastering corners, following the line, and more. Busting out slick moves during a race will net you experience points. String multiple moves together, and you might earn experience multipliers.

The career mode breaks down into a series of tiers that get more advanced as you progress. In each tier there are a number of race types: manufacturer races, endurance races, and one-on-one classic car battles. Completing a race will earn you stars, which are your key to unlocking new races and advancing to the next tier, so it pays to keep playing. But wait one problem…….. You’re going to need a car! SHIFT comes bundled with 80 cars, and you’ll need to earn cash to buy them all. For the first few races, you’ll drive a loaner car so you can build up a bank wad. As earn more cash, you can buy a new car, or upgrade your current car with turbo packages, engine upgrades—the works. You can visit your garage, which serves as your gateway to a modern engineering gallery of high-performance cars. Here, you can view your cars, purchase new ones, or pimp your ride with nitrous and tweak your settings. Need for Speed SHIFT is the fresh start this series needs. The last few games bored us with stale, stagnant gameplay and yawn-inducing full motion cinemas. SHIFT puts the action back where it belongs: in the driver’s seat. So why are you waiting grab it now. Note: Don’t forget to tight your seatbelts for safety.

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• Explosive pistol rounds

While playing the game, press L, R, Triangle, Square, Circle, X, Up, Down.

Repeat the code to disable its effect.

• Increase wanted level

While playing the game, press L(2), R, Square(2), Triangle(2), R.

• Weapon tier 1

While playing the game, press R, Up, X, Down, Left, R, X, Right to unlock the

minigun, nightstick, Desert Eagle pistol, stubby assault rifle, mini SMG, stubby shotgun, and grenades.

• Weapon tier 2

While playing the game, press R, Up, Circle, Down, Left, R, Circle, Right to unlock the mini flamethrower, taser, dual Desert Eagle pistols, assault rifle, SMG, double barrel shotgun, and Molotov cocktails.

• Weapon tier 3

While playing the game, press R, Up, Square, Down, Left, R, Square, Right to unlock the big flamethrower, chainsaw, revolver, assault rifle, SMG, double barrel shotgun, and proximity mines.

• Weapon tier 4

While playing the game, press R, Up, Triangle, Down, Left, R, Triangle, Right to unlock the rocket launcher, stubby assault rifle, baseball bat, Desert Eagle pistol, mini SMG, stubby shotgun, and flashbang grenades.

• Extra armor

While playing the game, press L(2), R, X(2), Circle(2), R.

• Extra health and armor

While playing the game, press L(2), R, Circle(2), X(2), R. Note: Enabling this code while in a vehicle will also repair all of its damage.

• Decrease wanted level

While playing the game, press R, Triangle(2), Square(2), R, L(2). Note: This code only decreases the wanted level by one star and must be repeated until it is completely removed.

• Rainy weather

While playing the game, press Up, Down, Left, Right, Square, Circle, L, R.

• Thunderstorm weather

While playing the game, press Up, Down, Left, Right, Circle, Triangle, R, L.

• Hurricane weather

While playing the game, press Up, Down, Left, Right, X, Square, R, L.

• Foggy weather

While playing the game, press Up, Down, Left, Right, Square, X, R, L.

• Sunny weather

While playing the game, press Up, Down, Left, Right, Circle, X, L, R.

• Very sunny weather

While playing the game, press Up, Down, Left, Right, X, Triangle, L, R.

• Cloudy weather

While playing the game, press Up, Down, Left, Right, Triangle, Square, L, R.

Unlock these stuffs by completing jobs

Unlock able            How to Unlock

• Coquette – Beat “Raw Deal”
• Hearse – Beat “Wheelman”
• Patriot – Beat “Wheelman”
• NRG 900 – Beat “Wheelman”
• Hellenbach – Beat “Bomb Disposal”
• Infernus – Beat “Cash & Burn”
• Resolution X – Beat “Pimp His Ride”
• Banshee – Beat “Weapons of Mass Destruction”
• Bulldozer – Beat “Counterfeit Gangster”
• Cognoscetti – Beat “Grave Situation”
• Comet – Beat “Jackin’ Chan”
• Style SR – Win a Bronze Medal in all Bohan races
• Limo – Complete all of Guy’s missions
• Rhino – Complete all Story missions
• Bulletproof Patriot – GameStop pre-order bonus
• Sabre GT – Beat “Operation Northwood”
• 500 XLR8 – Win a Bronze Medal in all Algonquin races
• Cityscape – Win a Bronze Medal in all time trials
• Formula R – Win a Bronze Medal in all street races
• Go-Kart – Win a Bronze Medal in all Go-Kart time trials
• MK GT9 – Win a Bronze Medal in all Broker and Dukes races

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