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NoobFeed.com is proud to be giving away some classic titles, thanks to GOG.com. Be sure to be the first to snag yourself a code for Hitman or Deus Ex in this very simple giveaway.
NoobFeed.com has the latest on GOG.com. The digital distributor of classic games has brought on Square Enix as a partner and is starting the offer with Deus Ex and Hitman. Also, King Arthur II released today and offers a demo. Lastly, check out trailers for Microvolts, Dead Island's new DLC and Binary Domain.
Bad voice acting can sometimes ruin the experience, but these ten games overcome awful voice acting by somehow managing to still be good despite the terrible voice performances.
Deus Ex Human Revolution is a great game hands down. There are so many options available to the player that this game deserves multiple play throughs. Want to get it really cheap? Why not try it with Onlive?
"Square Enix is taking a stand (literally) against a group of unknown Italian hackers, who the company alleges gained unlawful access to a Deus Ex: Human Revolution preview. According to Patent Arcade, the case was filed on June 22 with the U.S. District Court. Damages in excess of $5000 are said to be what Square Enix is seeking through the case."
A new weekly feature of chiptune music and the kind. Do you like chips? Do you like tunes? Well, when you add them together, you get pure awesomeness! This week's chiptunes include "Still Alive" from Portal, "Zombies on Your Lawn" from Plants vs. Zombies, and "UNATCO" from Deus Ex.
Get your hands on Deus Ex and Deus Ex: Invisible War on Steam for free by winning the contest being run by Eidos and Square Enix over at the official promotional page for the upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution game marking the sci fi RPG FPS return, and check out the hot new trailer!
"As we make our way through 2010, what better thing is there to do than to take a look back at the last ten years, browse over the RPGs released during that time and talk about them? Of those RPGs, which were the most notable? Which were the ones that set the scene for the decade and which of those should be forgotten?
No really, does anyone have any better ideas because we're all out of them.
For our purposes, we'll officially declare 1st January 2000 as the opening of this decade. Tech..."
"Choosing the best games of a decade is a tricky thing. It's tempting to simply pick your favorite games, but that's not considering the question deeply enough. The following titles were picked for the Top Ten Games of the Decade based on quality, innovation, and cultural influence. All ten of these games are titles that gamers will still be talking about in another ten years. With that, enjoy the list!"
""Blending genres, Deus Ex was a mesmerizing title that delivered so many innovations that the rest of the industry took almost the entire decade playing catch up.
Calling attention to the choices that the players make, Deus Ex was much more than a game – it was about providing a world of possibilities. With many possible solutions presented to the player, Deus Ex had enough replay value to supply several titles. The level of freedom compelled players to return for multiple playthroughs.""
Gamasutra has gotten their hands on some pretty juicy information about Deus Ex Co-creator Warren Spector: Apparently, from the recent concept art and information they have viewed, there is a strong rumor going around that he is working on a Micky Mouse game.
There is tons of evidence to back this up, so it's probably only a matter of time before this becomes official.
"In the world of Gaming, 2000 was actually a pretty kick ass year. We were all able to get our hands on the PlayStation 2 and Nintendo sold its 100,000,000th Game Boy system.
Looking Glass Studios (System Shock 2, Thief series) went out of business. Bungie was bought by Microsoft (to the eternal embarrassment of Apple's Steve Jobs, to be sure), and Red Storm Entertainment became the new property of Ubisoft. Volition, the development house behind FreeSpace 2 and Summoner (and later Saint's ..."
"Plenty of people use non-expensive laptops and desktop pcs for simple school projects, music management, and web browsing. A lot of these people are also gamers, but don't buy games for their PCs because they think that their setup can't handle anything beyond Bejewled. Well they're wrong. I happen to be one of those gamers. I got my laptop last Christmas and ignorantly popped in the Orange Box and after the lengthy install, dove into Half-Life 2. It wasn't pretty. I thought my computer was g..."
Eidos have announced the development of the third iteration of it's seminal Deus Ex series. The series is noted for it's successful incorporation of role-playing, adventure and FPS elements into the one game. Deus Ex, and it's sequel Invisible War have sold well on a variety of platforms, and given Deus Ex's reputation, Eidos looks sure to continue that trend.
Singleplayer is awesome, sure multiplayer can be good but its that story driven action packed campaign that we hunger for. Here is a list of the top 10 FPS singleplayer games. While all these titles are available for PC many of them are or will be on consoles. System Shock 2, Doom and Deus Ex all make a appearance but which one will be top dog?
The list is as follows (in reverse order, even though the numbers are incremental):
- F.E.A.R
- Call of Duty 2
- System Shock 2
- Aliens vs Predator 2
- Far Cry
- Ca...
