1UP writes: "When I see a Dead to Rights game, I expect a few things: lots of grisly weapon disarms, a fair amount of slow-motion bullet-time hijinks, and the liberal use of your dog, Shadow. So imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon a demonstration of Dead to Rights: Retribution, and didn't see a dog anywhere on-screen.
I felt relieved when Shadow did, indeed, make an appearance later on. The reason he's absent in the mission I saw first is because Retribution is essentially a franchise reboot, and the first mission takes place before Jack and Shadow become the familiar man-and-K9 fighting team."
Dogs are oftentimes loyal allies for characters in video games, but these 10 titles let you take direct control of man's best friend.
MenStuff: "Bullet-time and the control of time in general have become a staples of action video games over the past ten years, and a lot of thanks can go to the sci-fi blockbuster, The Matrix. The art of slowing down time in order to act faster, or respond more precisely, has slipped its way into a number of our favourite games, and with Quantum Break releasing this week and embracing this to the fullest, we’re here to pay homage to these time-bending experiences."
Singularity man...dear god that was one of my top First person shooters last gen.
Only FPS at the time of CODs popularity which did something different
We need a sequel.
God of War Ascension. Very well designed and challenging puzzles that used time manipulation.
Also Final Fantasy XIII-2
Allen S. of Gamer Assault Weekly gives you a rundown of great games to play during the last month of summer freedom.
Wow never would have thought this would spawn a new installment in this gen.
I guess developers really are afraid of new IP's these days.
Really scraping the barrel altho the past dead to rights games werent too bad.
Would really like a Psi ops 2 like crazy tho. Loved that game