Football games are a bit like Lady Gaga’s wardrobe; every game is diametrically different. Some require a doctorate in rocket science just to get past the menu screen while others just ask for a sturdy forehead and repeated hits on the controller in order to win the World Cup. Imagine my surprise finding Pure Football has simple controls, even a thumbless chimp could play like Ronaldo on crack within minutes. It focuses more on the physical side of the game, doesn’t pretend to be something it isn’t, looks great, feels great and it’s bloody fun to boot.
Pure Football is a game that as removed all the pretentious formality from the beautiful game. Gone are the commentators repeating the same four phrases with feigned enthusiasm. No fake crowds that look like a bad Picasso forgery. No referees, just you and four team-mates versus two hundred and thirty of the best professional footballers to touch the pitch in the last decade. It sounds too good to be true but it isn’t.
Play-mag: "Chelsea manager makes comment about PlayStation when talking about football, we go wild and over-analyse it. Obviously."
Chelsea are just like fifa..just like EA, they thrown money at their problems and after subsequently doing it enough, they eventually reigned supreme. Hard for me to admit it being a man utd fan but Chelsea are a notch above everyone else in the premiership at the moment and probably just below barcelona in the world.
They won 6-0 and even then they were boring and dull. When United win 6-0 you have lovely passing moves, wingplay. . .god it's glorious to watch.
Chelsea on the other hand - eugh.
Chelsea, wherever you may be. Don't leave your Mrs. with John Terry. Could be worse, he could be a scouse. Then he'd be shagging your wife and robbing your house.
Blockbuster slashes £20 off Ubisoft sports title’s RRP.
Not surprised. Pretty much ALL games depreciate in value not long after its release. Look at Alan Wake, that can be picked up for £20-£25 new already.
Cynamite has listed the most disappointing titles released in 2010 so far. These ten games include titles like Alan Wake, Lost Planet 2 and All Points Bulletin. You can also add your personal disappointing to the collection by commenting on the text.
To be honest: My greatest disappointments were Bioshock 2 and God of War 3. Of course, they are brillant games, but the lack of innovation simply makes me yawn.
The only thing disappointing about Alan Wake was its undeservingly low sales. Probably the best horror game this gen, alongside Dead Space.
MAG is on that list. It wasn't critically acclaimed, but my friends who own that game treat it like it's crack. They are constantly paying it, still.
APB is the biggest disappointment so far. It just lacks on everything and then they even want money for the crap...