The many Lords of Good Old Games
Good Old Games is now offering three classic four classic Impressions games - two of which comes in one package.
The deals include the original Lords of Magic and the expansion Lords of Magic: Legends of Urak in one box, the Lords of the Realm: Royal Edition pack (Lords or the Realm 1 & 2 in one box) and Lords of the Realm 3, for only $4.19 each. At that price these classics should keep you busy for a fortnight or two.
Find out more about all the new games at GOGO including several new Majesco games - by visiting www.gog.com.
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Impulse Weekend sales
Impulse is hosting a sale this weekend that will see a number of excellent titles be sold for substantial discounted prices.
Deals include Fairy Tales – Three Heroes RPG for $19.99 from $29.99; FLOCK! for $7.49 from $14.99, Mosby’s Confederacy for $12.99 from $19.99, S.T.A.L.K.E.R – Shadow of Chernobyl for $9.99 from $19.99, Shattered Suns for $9.99 from $14.99 and Capitalism II for $14.99 from $19.99
These are just some of the new deals going on this weekend. Be sure to check out all the games released on Impulse this week. Find out more by visiting www.impulse.com.
Military Madness: Nectaris assaults PlayStation Network
Hudson Entertainment’s re-imagined classic turn-based strategy game, Military Madness: Nectaris, is now available on the PlayStation Network for $9.99. Based on the classic TurboGrafx-16 war game released in 1989, Military Madness is played out on a distinct hex grid, on which players take turns moving their units in an effort to win by destroying all enemy units or taking over the enemy headquarters. The new game features 3D graphics, online multiplayer mode, a brand-new customizable Commander unit, and more.
The game also features four-player online or local team and vs. multiplayer and multiplayer maps specifically designed to be balanced for 2, 3 or 4 players.
Find out more about the game by visiting www.MilitaryMadnessGame.com. The game is already availble on Xbox Live Arcade and Nintendo WiiWare.
Massive Assault series now on Steam
Waraming.net’s Massive Assault series is now available on Steam All the games from this turn-based strategy, sci-fi themed war game series are available including Massive Assault, Massive Assault: Phantom Renaissance and Massive Assault Network 2. The Massive Assault series uses an original Secret Allies concept - an ally who waits for the right moment to disclose itself as loyal to the player or the opponent. The game charges players with fighting your rival for survival in the 22nd century hostile surroundings using air land and naval units .
Learn more about these game by visiting www.wargaming.net or www.steampowered.com.
Halo 3, Trials HD tops on Xbox Live
What’s hot happening and downright exciting on Xbox Live lately, According to data from Major Nelson’s official Blog, Halo 3 is all the rage for the week of Oct. 26, 2009. The top Arcade title for the week (based on sales, not usage) was Trials HD, followed by the new South Park tower defense game, Konami’s Zombie Apocalypse and Battlefield 1943. I can’t believe that Castle Crashers is still in the top ten after all this time.
The top Indie game for the week was Avatar Drop, followed by I MAED A GAM3 W1TH Z0MB1ES!!!1, Pumpkin Chop, Miner Dig Deep and Headshot. It’s nice to see that Miner Dig Deep is getting some sales because it is one of the best Indie games released so far in my ever so humble opinion. The full list of games after the break.
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For the Glory gold, in stores Nov. 10
Paradox Interactive latest historical strategy game set in the Europa Universalis universe has gone gold. For the Glory: A Europa Universalis Game will be released via digital download at all major digital download portals on November 10th. Developed by Crystal Empire Games, a team formed from Paradox’s Europa Universalis II fan community, the game was built using the Europa Engine. The title is a product of the developers’ vision for the ultimate historical strategy game. Players take the reins of a country, guide domestic and foreign policy, navigate thousands of historical events, engage in various struggles and lead their country to prosperity… or to ruin.
Those interested in get a look inside the game’s development should check out a series of developer diaries that can be found on the For the Glory forums.
Crystal Defenders now on PSP go
Crystal Defenders has been released on PSP go this week via the PlayStation Network. The game from Square Enix is based on the job classes and locations from the popular Final Fantasy Tactics game and is being billed as a “defensive simulation.” Does that mean when someone say that it sucks that it somehow gets defensive and storms out of the room or something? I’m not really sure, but it is only $10.00 USD. More likely is that it is a tower defense style game. In it you deploy units to defend crystals of wave after wave of bad guys. The game is based on the WiiWare game of the same name released in Japan at the beginning of this year.
According to Square Enix the game is easy enough to understand: monsters an area in waves until they are defeated or reach an exit; if they make it that far, they steal some crystals. Players have to decide where to deploy various jobs such as Black Mages or Soldiers that will attempt to defend the party’s crystals. Factors such as map terrain, monster strengths and weaknesses, job attributes, and more will play a role in determining what actions a player should take.
Look for the game on the PSP go via PlayStation Network, right now.