Gelid Games has today announced that Wheels of Destruction, the car carnage deathmatch experience available now on PlayStation Network, is set to receive a slew of updates, including free downloadable content (DLC). The developers have been working tirelessly to try new and exciting ways to tear your opponents up, and in this DLC, titled Moscovian Mayhem, a futuristic Moscow is your own playground of destruction.
Daav from Gamesta.com stands still at this year's widely overlooked titles and explains just why these games deserved a lot more than they've gotten so far. In part 1, the first 6 of 12 features get discussed as the year 2012 sets itself up for that number. It's also a good way to find out if there are still some games you'd need to check out.
Binary was trash. RE Revelations, however, proves that Capcom CAN make a great RE game. They need to dump the team who makes RE 6, and the the Revelations guys to make RE 7/Reboot.
So what? Who's talking about Operation Racoon City anyway? Some dumb external studio made that game and Capcom only published it. What's your point?
to me Binary Domain was a good game, but at that time people chose to buy Operation Raccoon City over this game. They both came out around the same time. Operation Raccoon City was heavily panned by both critics and consumers, but people gave no attention to Binary Domain despite the praise it was getting. Not that they didn't care, they simply didn't know what the game was all about. If you say Binary was trash, then Operation Raccoon City was a piece of s***. so how is this related? well, people chose to play crap over "good trash." Binary Domain is a "game people should've played in 2012" instead of REORC.
Gamesta.com sifts through over 500 games, so you don't have to. Here are some of the best games currently awaiting approval from the Steam community, meaning you can cast a vote in order to get these games onto your favorite digital platform. There are games for all kinds of people, from platform titles to singleplayer RPGs to multiplayer shooters.
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