RA "When it comes to online shooters, people try to obtain every advantage they can in order to have an edge over their opponents. Headsets are perhaps the most sought after product in this case, as having a rugged headset will allow players to hear, with precision, an enemy's footsteps, and in some games, even their breathing.
Kontrol Freek is adding another tactical advantage to the online shooter market with their FPS Freek controller attachment--a pair of analog nub extensions that are designed to provide extra comfort and more precise maneuverability through a wide variety of games."
From the PlanetXbox360.com feature article:
"Welcome to our brand new monthly recap feature that takes a look at some of the top gaming titles that were released for the Xbox 360 sometime in the past month (including Xbox Live Arcade and of course retail). From the entire catalogue of releases we narrow it down to a field of five and determine which one of those is our top Xbox 360 game of the month. September was indeed a tough battle, with lots of contenders coming from a number of different genres, but I think you probably have a good idea what won out in the end, yes? With that, let’s look at our five top contenders and then choose an overall winner for the PlanetXbox360.com game of September 2011; feel free to disagree (or agree) with us via the Facebook comments section below!"
Couldn't agree more but man Dead Island was a close second, October and November is gonna be a tough race!
Gears 3 has to win. There was a bunch of praise for all of these games, but for me personally, Horde 2.0 has kept me glued to the TV screen.
Replies(3)No surprise there. I was disappointed in Dead Island, though. It was my most anticipated game this year. It could have been so much more. Nonetheless, it's a great game, and deserves to be played.
Cinematic takedowns are relatively new to video games, only having gained popularity over the last decade. After all, Pac-Man only ate the ghosts; he didn't grab them by their ethereal appendages and proceed to tear them in half while you violently mashed a button. But now cinematic finishing moves are common, ranging from humorous to stylish, and even disturbingly violent. Check out a little from each of these categories as we tackle our top ten takedowns. These are so graphic we can't even show all of them.
... Yakuza 4 should be on this list. it has some epic finishing moves. :)
Great list though.
A review of Gears of War 3.
