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New Sponsor And Host

bioshox — Sat, 14 Jul 2007 14:57:52 +0000

http://geo-zone.com

Has kindly offerd us a Host as long as we Advertise them!!

“Gaming Evolution” We specialize in gaming hence the name Gaming Evolution. We are a Small Community so far but I hope we become Huge but making and organizing a site takes time. We have a forum to let our members create posts we have to owners of the forum me and Elite Guardian. Our forum is SMF.

Haze: Trailer

bioshox — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 18:08:59 +0000

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Haze

bioshox — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 16:44:59 +0000

from the developers of the critically-acclaimed TimeSplitters® series and the publishers of Far Cry® and Ghost Recon® Advanced Warfighter™. Free Radical and Ubisoft

Possibley the best shooter ubisoft have come out with?

Nectar, This feature basses alot with this game, Yeah your armed with all your Common assault Rifles ect, But them you got your Nectar to Improve your abilities Such as Nectar Focus, Nectar Foresight, Nectar Perception and Melee Blast, So you can Defend, Attack And more, This game has been truly thought out and is Magnificent

Co-Op, Yeah this game is Armed it’s self, With a 4 player co-op!!! Play with your freinds and get all heated With online Co-op

Developer: Free Radical Design
Publisher: Ubisoft
Genre: Action
Release Date: TBD
Console’s: Playstation 3, Xbox 360

How small can we go?

bioshox — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:05:10 +0000

The Playstation 2 Hardware Features have dropped from 900 Grams to 600 Grams and the AC adaptor has dropped from 350 to 250 Grams, This was accomplished by removing the unnecessary parts on the Model’s, The new hardwares being shipped, Witch is Visually identical from older models.

We Reccomend (Xbox 360)

bioshox — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:04:35 +0000

Spark Networks Recommends Buying These 5 Games For Your Xbox 360… Hit Read On To Read More

Forza Motosport #2

Shadow Run

Gears Of War

Saints Row

PGR 3

Our Top 5 games this Month for the Xbox 360, Cyah Next Time!

Burnout Paradise: Trailer

bioshox — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:03:44 +0000

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Burnout Paradise

bioshox — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:02:29 +0000

Electronic Arts Inc., has announced the title for the new Burnout videogame currently in the works for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

The Fifth Burnout in The Series With No Menu Or Load Times, Just Kick Start This Baby In Your Console And Burn That Rubber, Running it on a Playstation 3 Then you can Experience it in High Definition And See the real beauty of Crashing you car, Without actually getting hurt, Be The Master, Play Online Against Freinds or Rivals With Xbox Live And PSN, Trailer Comming Soon.

Transformers: The Game

bioshox — Mon, 09 Jul 2007 15:01:18 +0000

The Official Game For The Block Buster Movie transformers Is in production line, Everything you see in the game is Virtually Possible, Protect or destroy, Morph as needed, Smash everything, Fly, drive, fight, and shoot and Enjoy combat variety.

Protect civilization as Autobots or destroy it as Decepticons as you lead the TRANSFORMERS in the epic battle for control of planet Earth!

Developer: Travellers Tales
Publisher: Activision
Genre: Action
Release Date: TBD
Console’s: Playstation 3, PlayStation 2, PSP, Xbox 360, Wii, and Nintendo DS

Forza 2 Review (Xbox 360)

hardcorehippy — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 17:01:09 +0000

Burnout is about speed; Project Gotham Racing is about looking cool; Forza Motorsport is about cars. No game has yet to take all three of these fundamental elements and merge them into one brilliant package. Though hopes were high for Forza Motorsport 2, it fails to give the sensation of blazing speed and there’s almost no cool-like-the-Fonz elements in this $60 package. Like its predecessor, Forza 2 is about cars and in that area it does exceedingly well.
If you love cars, you will likely love Forza 2. And if you’re a wide-eyed child in the world of automobiles, Forza 2 may actually inspire a newfound appreciation for cars. With more than 300 cars included (and more through downloadable content), Forza 2 has a great variety of vehicles. Each class of car has its own unique feel. There’s a car for everyone. Developer Turn 10 has gone to great lengths to improve on car physics which were already excellent in the original Forza. While the game runs at a smooth 60fps, the physics run at 360fps, meaning that every minute change in the car and track is calculated instantly. Every aspect is a factor, including the heat of tires and any damage incurred while driving. The majority of these calculations exist behind the scenes and will never be noticed by gamers. In the end, it’s really about the ride itself, but the physics help make that as real an experience as possible.Turn 10 devoted itself to realism from top to bottom. That’s admirable, but it does create some limitations. In trying to shove every last physics variable under Forza 2′s hood (and pumping the framerate to 60fps), sacrifices had to be made. Races take place only during the day and under perfect weather conditions. The horizon is marred by a tremendous amount of aliasing issues persist in pretty much every area of Forza 2. Cars, which are the showcase of the series, have some distracting jagged edges. The real-time reflections sometimes stutter across hoods and windows. With so much focus on accurate models, damage, and a fast framerate, Forza 2 couldn’t afford to render a dashboard camera, easily the most immersive view possible in a racing title The bulk of your Forza 2 experience will likely be wrapped up in the formidable single-player career mode. Expect to devote hours to completing the career mode. One wrinkle added to the career mode is inclusion of driver regions. At the start of your career, you must choose to be from one of three regions: North America, Europe, or Asia. The region you choose determines the rewards unlocked in career mode and affects the pricing of cars and parts. Being from North America means American cars are easy to come by and therefore a little cheaper. But it also means it’s going to cost you more to buy a Porsche. The hope is to create a Pokemon-like situation, where gamers who choose to be from North America trade cars with someone playing from the Asian region. This way you can more easily collect cars that might be tougher to come by because of your region. This doesn’t mean someone playing from North America never gets to drive European cars it just means the costs and rewards are skewed towards your chosen region. It works well.
To encourage gamers to play through all of career mode, Forza 2 features a dual-experience system. Every race in which you show earns some credits, which acts as experience for your driver and your car. As your Driver Level increases, new events open to you as do discounts from car manufacturers. Every vehicle can earn up to five Car Levels, which are awarded for whichever car you are driving in a race. As you level up a car, you earn parts discounts. This acts as incentive to race the same car multiple times and may foster love for a particular vehicle. Most aspects of the career mode work well, though Turn 10 did make a few odd choices. Of particular concern is how gold is earned for events. When you enter an event, you are usually faced with three or four individual races against seven AI opponents. Though you can earn bronze, silver, or gold in a single race, few events work off a points system. With the exception of a handful of events, you must win gold in all races to get gold in an event. This goes against pretty much every racing game around. Usually you get 5 points for gold, 3 for silver, and 1 for bronze. Whichever driver has the most points after all races are completed wins the event. Not so in Forza 2. Even if you get gold in two races and silver in another, you won’t earn gold for the event. You have to get gold in all races to get gold in an event.
The real issue with career mode is that it’s far more about building a great car than it is about being a great racer. The first half of career mode is open no matter the ratings of your car (separated into letter classes and a numbered Performance Index). You only race against factory settings, meaning that with just a few upgrades, your car can become dominant. As long as you take turns cautiously, you can start smoking the AI in no time with a very limited number of tracks. The upgrading system is as in-depth and detailed as anyone could possibly want. It’s truly incredible. And an mini-game has been created when trying to upgrade your car while keeping it from ascending into the next letter class. Should you get tired of playing against the AI, you can play against up to seven other gamers on LAN or Xbox Live. The online elements are solid, with the option for exhibition, career, and tournament races. Career races earn experience for your driver and car, while tournament offers a series of predetermined races to decide an overall winner. Multiplayer works great on Forza 2. For those without broadband, there’s a split-screen option. Forza 2 is about the cars. And along with creating a racing beast with upgrades, you can also create your own, unique skins. In the original Forza, gamers had a few hundred layers to create inspired works of art. In Forza 2, they have several thousand. The improved decal options enable gamers to create any look they want for almost any car they own. Cars can be gifted with a skin so that you can create an impromptu racing clan, all with an identical look.
Forza 2 has some incredible community support tools. Chief among these is the new Auction House. Here you can put any of your cars up for auction. You can even lock down the skins, forcing a buyer to use your chosen look. Deck out a car and put your personal stamp on the hood. Sell the car with a locked skin to ensure that everyone knows who’s responsible for its look. The Auction House, along with all of the community elements, is easy to use and adds some much-needed personality to an otherwise charmless package. Forza 2 has brilliant physics, great customization options, and solid online play. Much like its predecessor, Forza 2 lacks soul. The only personality you’ll find in Forza 2 are the custom skins created by fans. While it’s certainly an enjoyable and well-made game, it just doesn’t have the spark of energy and excitement found in almost every other racer. Cars are supposed to be sexy, but they aren’t sexy in Forza 2. Sure, they are accurately recreated and have spot-on physics, but Forza 2 is the Ed Asner of racers. It’s talented, but you wouldn’t want to take it to bed.

Project Gothom 4

bioshox — Sun, 17 Jun 2007 11:22:13 +0000

Well for all you PGR Fans yeahuh, There is a new one on the Horizon, PGR4 Set for Autum (Fall) With new Weather effects, Blizzards, Rain, Wind, We are sitting on Edge, Waiting for it to come to shops so we can take a look and play itMicrosoft recently posted something on there website with a new Screenshot and a short list off the cars we will see in this game

’62 Ferrari 250 GTO

’67 Toyota 2000GT

’78 Lamborghini Countach LP400

’98 Subaru Impreza 22B STi

‘04 BMW M5

’07 Ruf RGT 997

’07 Lotus GT3RR

This will make a lot off people want to buy this game, But if it is anywhere better that PGR3, Everyone will buy it

Out On The: TBC (Autum (Fall))

Platforms: Xbox 360