Dead Block is based in the era of the 1950′s when Rock ‘N Roll was first hitting the main stream &, as with many things throughout history, was felt to be evil. It was considered to be something only the devil himself could have conjured up. Well, in this game they took this bit of rock revolution & have twisted into a funny storyline; Rock N’ Roll turned the nation into Zombies. Having this Rock ‘N Roll craze sweep over the nation very few survived this revolution, only the most unlikely group: Jack Foster- A construction worker, Mike Bacon- a chunky little boy scout with a healthy appetite, & Foxy Jones- A traffic Warden with killer moves. All these characters find themselves with only one option; to team up as the most unlikely alliance to fend off the undead hoard & ROCK them to their after life!
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Neil writes "The Xbox Live Deals With Gold and Publisher Sale for 28th Oct-3rd Nov 2014 is now live. Anything you fancy?"
Oh might as well pick up that Titanfall season pass, on the off chance that I ever play the xbox version again.
I've pretty given up on buying online games when they are more then 15.00. I just don't play online multiplayer that much. I bought the Halo 4 top edition, whatever that was, and you know how many hours I have spent in multiplayer......... maybe 2. I have battlefield 4 through E.A. access, maybe 2 hours of multiplayer. I should note that I prefer mouse and keyboard when playing battlefield.
It's the main reason I can't wait for Halo MCC. Everyone is going on about the multiplayer, which is great. I myself can't wait to sink my teeth into all of the missions in legendary mode again. Sunset Overdrive is my cup of tea. Will be buying Mass Effect as long as they don't turn it into Destiny 2.0
Yes, it's always nice to see Microsoft push official console + game bundles, because the game is always a digital code and that opens up the possibility of buying a digital key for a fair price later.
The way it should be for all games, but unfortunately not the way it is.
Daizoren from VVGtv Writes: Sega makes another attempt to bring classic Sonic back from the dead after many failed installments in the franchise (with an exceptional entry in Sonic Generations) but does this sequel episode make improvements from that last? We’ve been promised a new “Momentum based engine” that is supposed to make the game feel more like the Genesis titles. Does Sega deliver on their promise? Or does Sonic live through yet another nightmare of a title?
the best sonic game ever IMO was sonic adventure for dreamcast. i havent played EVERY sonic game, but that one goes the hardest to me. lots of memories there lol
