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Hopefully you read both our God of War III impressions and checked out the screenshots. Never played GoW? Then check out our God of War Collection review… We’re now giving away one (1) God of War III Demo Voucher to a lucky winner of our Caption Contest. You guys know the rules. Funniest caption wins.
We saw. We played. We were impressed. Very impressed! I can tell you right now, God of War III will be a MUST HAVE game in March 2010. Kratos as we know him is back, with the scars to prove it running down his stomach. The opening menu shows off Kratos in fantastic graphics. Starting the story mode is very graphically satisfying. I’ve always loved the God of War series for getting right to it. No explanation, no reason, just straight up killing from the get go and God of War III is no different. You’re not given any story line nor have any idea what your main objective is. Except to kill those who are put in your way.
Ok PerezStart.com followers. There’s good news and bad news. Good news is there’s a God of War 3 Demo that we have been playing and loving with our official impressions coming Monday. Bad news is we couldn’t get a Demo code for you guys… yet (we’ll try). So make sure you come back Monday since we’ll have a full write-up on the Demo, with screens for viewing. For now, enjoy these screens featuring Kratos in these never before seen demo screenshots of everyone’s favorite Titan killer, Kratos!
Nathan Drake is back in Uncharted 2: Among Thieves, and it’s about time too! I was getting worried that they killed him off due to contract negotiations and filled his role in with Val Kilmer or Steve Buschemi. Nathan is the modern version Indiana Jones. You know, like Indy, he’s after some rare artifact traveling with his sidekick and female partners while trying to keep the bad guys from getting the goods. This time, he’s after an important artifact that will lead him along with Sully and crew to find information pertaining to Marco Polo’s fleet. Yeah, his old time backstabber friend Sully is back as well, but no sign of Elena… for now. It’s O.K. his new “hug hug, kiss kiss” is an Australian dame named Chloe. Will Uncharted 2 become our 2nd only perfectly scored review? We’ll break it down.
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Here we are again. Another Caption Contest to quench your ever loving thirst with an insult to injury. But this time it’s a PSN voucher for a Brutal Legend Demo code. Rules are simple and you can enter in two ways.
The wait is almost finally over. In just a mere few weeks, Batman: Arkham Asylum is going to be released to retail. While we wait to play as the Dark Knight himself, a demo was released both on the Playstation Network and Xbox LIVE Marketplace, as well as a PC version.
The demo weighs in at around 1.5 GB and the demo is said to give a taste of the FreeFlow combat system as well as Batman’s stealth capabilities. A special trailer for the demo was released as well, which you can take a peek at after the break.
The Uncharted 2 multiplayer beta came and went, but if you missed out on getting a code from the numerous sources online (including us), then you’ll be delighted to know Naughty Dog is planning on giving PS3 owners another chance at getting in on the Uncharted 2 goodness by way of a multiplayer demo.
During a live-chat on the Official Playstation Blog, Naughty Dog co-president Evan Wells had the following to say when asked if there will be a demo before the release of Uncharted 2 :
We spoke about Lost Planet 2 a couple of times on PerezStart, and we are really excited about this next bit of news. It seems that the Lost Planet 2 demo will be ‘coming soon’ according to the game’s producer, Jun Takeuchi. During Famitsu’s “Midnight Live 360″, Takeuchi-san disclosed that the demo journalists played during E3 would be released to the masses.
Be sure to check out the E3 trailer that was released a couple of weeks ago to see why this demo announcement has got us all giddy.
The Red Faction: Guerrilla multiplayer demo has officially gone live on the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. The demo weighs in at approx. 600mb and allows you to play the Damage Control gametype where you and your teammates need to take control of certain points of the map by destroying the enemy’s structure and building your faction’s structure.
The demo’s XP system has also been tweaked to allow players to fully level up with an hour or so of gameplay. The only downside is that since this is a demo, the XP you accumulate will not be saved, so think twice if you really want to log off because your loved one might be having a seizure in the kitchen. Just stick a cookie in his/her mouth and they should be fine.
Check out the trailer THQ released in celebration of the release of the demo. It’s got action. It’s got suspense. It’s got…. the OSTRICH HAMMER!
If you’re a Marvel vs. Capcom 2 fan, a demo will be available this Thursday on the PlayStation Store. Unfortunately, the demo will not land on XBox Live 
I’ve grown to love this game, even though I was hesitant at first. Who would have know that a game mixing 2 separate forms of characters would have succeeded. It just seems like Marvel is the new Cranberry of video games. Trying to stick themselves in every game. But that’s a good thing… right?
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