GTA IV - Preview

GTA IV - Preview of the first 5 missions

gta4.net has a very descriptive walkthrough of the first 5 missions of Rockstars upcoming game, Grand Theft Auto IV.

"A ringtone can be heard when the call is made. Niko needs to get closer to figure out where it is coming from. The blackmailer must be identified and killed. Since this was carried out in broad daylight, a two-star wanted level is gained. Niko must evade the cops and return the memory stick to McReary in order to complete the mission."

Visit the page below it's got a lot of screenshots, trailers and infos about GTA IV
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http://www.gta4.net/missions/

Best PS3 Games

Best games on PS3 that i would recommend you to purchase, click the link to visit it's review, screenshots and videos:

Burnout: Paradise
9.0 on Gamespot
Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2
8.5 on Gamespot
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
8.0 on Gamespot, 9.0 by Users
Heavenly Sword
8.0 on Gamespot
Ninja Gaiden Sigma
9.0 on Gamespot
Warhawk
8.5 on Gamespot
Def Jam: Icon
8.1 on Gamespot
Ridge Racer 7
8.0 on Gamespot
Resistance: Fall Of Man
8.6 on Gamespot
Ratchet & Clank Future: Tools Of Destruction
7.5 on Gamespot, 8.9 by Users
Devil May Cry 4
8.0 on Gamespot, 8.9 by Users
Condemned 2: Bloodshot
8.5 on Gamespot

Gran Turismo 5: Prologue

Gran Turismo 5: Prologue is probably the best looking racing game to ever hit a console. If you squint your eyes just a little, it really does look like you're watching real video on your PS3.

But when the full fledged GT5 finally hits PlayStation 3, it looks like the graphics may be even better than what we're seeing with Prologue.

"In terms of quality we've been able to establish a benchmark in this version, but I think with GT5 there will be additional refinements, perhaps to the lighting and maybe the weather... weather effects," Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi told Videogamer.com.

Yamauchi says that it'll be about a decade until we'll be at the point where games look exactly like CG in the movies.

"Real-time computer graphics are about 10 years behind non-real-time computer graphics like you see in movies," he explained. "I think that gap is what we'll be trying to fill in the years to come."

To view videos of Gran Turismo 5: Prologue visit link below
http://www.gran-turismo.com/en/movie/

Playstation Home public beta

That’s right. The often mentioned but seldom seen virtual community and gaming environment just got one step closer to, you know, actually existing. PSN Senior Director Susan Panico (great name) has told Official Playstation Magazine that the public beta will be opened to the gaming proletariate “very soon”.

So far there has only been a strictly private beta phase. Given the recent announcements of game-Home integration in Resistance and Warhawk it’s good news that the development is progressing nicely. Unfortunately that’s as far as the information goes on this one. Ms Panico decided to leave out rather useful highlights such as launch dates or region specifics.

In the words of that cinematic epic - Space Balls, I leave you with this:

“When will then be now?”

“Soon!”

Goodbye SixAxis

We all love our SixAxis. It’s what we first used to clear the universe of grubs, mow down other drivers in MotorStorm and frag that annoying 3rd grader talking smack on Call of Duty 4. Well, it’s time to fall in love all over again.The SixAxis controller will be discontinued shortly after the DualShock 3 comes out this week. A Sony rep offered the following:


“Sixaxis will no longer be offered after it’s completely sold through at retail (likely by the summer timeframe).”

Not only will we now be able to experience our games even better than before but, as the DS 3 becomes standard, used SixAxis controllers will become quite cheap on eBay and Craigslist, allowing us to hook up additional controllers for our PS3 deprived friends to use when they come over. Once you get your DualShock, please come back and tell us your thoughts.

Burnout Paradise

Much deserved milestone for a stellar game; Burnout Paradise has officially shipped over a million units, which should a good sign for a regular stream of downloadable content for the title in the future.


In addition, the guys over at Criterion also announced that this drives entire sales of the Burnout franchise as a whole over the 15 million mark. That’s a lot of games.

Downloadable content for Burnout Paradise, which will expand Paradise City with new locations, new car designs, and even new cars, is expected to start hitting the PlayStation Store soon.