Neocrisis: A new trailer for Vampire Saga: Pandora's Box which is coming to iP and PC.
Day 7 of Amazon Video Game Download deals sees cheap games and an awesome deal to go with it.
Spend $1.99 or more on any of today's games and get a $5 credit for January 2012 to use on it Games of 2011 sale.
Order this product between now and 12/31/2011 and receive a $5 promotional credit good towards any of the 2011 bestselling Video Game Download like "Battlefield 3" or "Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3" in the month of January 2012. You will receive an email with your promotional code and redemption instructions. Qualifying codes for this promotion may only be used one at a time. Here's how (restrictions apply)
They have had it all week for their download deals, just this day some games were $1.99.
@ Noob
Yeah, they did cap the use to one at a time, which is a bummer.
I.e. you can't buy 5 games and expect to use $25 in discounts towards a download in January.
Game Vortex writes: "Hidden-object games, what I like to call "seek-and-find" style games, seem like a natural fit for the iPad. They've done well on PC, where displaying realistic photo collages has only become easier with cheaper video memory and more powerful processors. We've played a few of these on portable platforms and haven't been impressed. The lack of high-definition graphics typically means you end up scouring the scene for a given object, or that the things being hidden have to be large and horsey. Granted, the interaction with a stylus on something like the DS was better than clicking with a mouse, so you can imagine that being able to touch the screen for your selection is even better. Problem is, the quality of graphics being rendered in Vampire Saga: Pandora's Box is only okay. We've seen much crisper images and design work on the iPad. Some scenes are better executed than others, but the overall impression given is average."
P*N: This game is moderately priced at $2.99, but is a rarity because of its intriguing storyline. This game packs a couple of plot twists that will keep you guessing to the point of confusion. I actually sat next to my girlfriend and we played this together, huddling over the iPhone to find that last object. If you are looking for an iPhone game that offers story and longevity, try opening Pandora’s Box to see what you find.
