This year the Xbox 360 has seen a lot of encouragement in strategy games being released on the console with titles like Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath, Supreme Commander and others so that consoles can benefit and experience the game-play that PC users have. Now is the time for Warhammer: Battle March from Black Hole Entertainment to complete the circle.
The big issue which occurs when creating a strategy game is to make the complex mouse and keyboard control panel work with two hands and a controller which although Warhammer: Battle March made a lot of efforts… the controls are not it's forte. The game uses the current trend of strategy games on console and pops up radial menus so that you can quickly choose units and commands. It's not that the controls are not good structured and easy to use… but it will take longer to learn it well for game controls and troop commands.
Warhammer: Battle March launched back in 2008, and offered an interesting take on console RTS after a successful PC release.
For those holiday shoppers who decided for whatever reason not to join in on (or for those looking to supplement the) madness that was Black Friday, retailers kick off Cyber Monday. Cyber monday, for folks who are unaware, is the online variation of Black Friday where holiday shoppers can find some rather good deals and mouse-buster deals on sites like Amazon.com, Newegg.com, and others.
wal-mart has a PS3 bundle very similar to the one they had on black friday.
PS3 + inFamous + Batman Arkham Asylum + Dark Knight blu-ray + 2nd DS3 controller + blu-ray remote for just $369.99. pretty decent deal imo.
http://www.walmart.com/cata...
Quick folks take advantage of these offers for xbox 360. Get them while their hot.
The only problem is -- They stay hot then explode.
Some offers include RROD, E74 errors and disc scratching as dlc all at no extra cost.
This week saw the release of Bionic Commando, Bionic Commando Rearmed, East India Company and a few other games. The Weekend Deal is 50% off on all Relic developed games.
