BEST PC GAMES

Monday, 26 December 2011

God of War 3

When you see Kratos on the front of the box, you instantly know what to expect. A very angry man with very deadly weapons, ripping and tearing and screwing the entirety of ancient Greece – its mythological monsters, its arrogant gods, its beautiful women, its epic settings – into unbelievably bloody bits and pieces. God of War III was never expected to be anything but "more of the same."
It's the sheer scale and practiced perfection of the "more" that's truly surprising, then. The bosses aren't just bigger. Within minutes of starting the game, Kratos has become so dwarfed by the size of his first opponents that he's barely more than a shirtless pixel on the screen. The violence hasn't merely been increased. By the end of this stomach-churning gore fest, this will be one of the more pleasant things you've witnessed:

Yeah, the infamous sex minigames are especially scandalous the third time 'round, too. What makes God of War III such a clear choice for this best-of-the-year countdown, however, are not the gratuitous and visually obvious changes, but the subtler enhancements to gameplay. Like secondary weapons that are finally as cool as the chain-blades. Like puzzles that are both deviously clever and immediately intuitive. Like quick-time events that don't completely distract from the action, and that act more as rewards than as frustrating obstacles. If that last example isn't enough to justify God of War III's place on this list, we don't know what else would be.

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Fifa 2011

The PC version of FIFA has been a little behind the curve when it comes to getting the latest and greatest technology the soccer series brings to its big brothers on consoles. Well, all of that is changing with FIFA 11, as PC players can now enjoy the same game engine that has been on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 for the last few years. It might still be lacking some of the features that console fans know and love, but there's no question that this year's FIFA on PC is a big step in the right direction.

When you first hop into FIFA 11 on PC the differences are immediately evident when comparing it to last year's version. The 360-degree dribbling that was introduced in FIFA 10 on consoles makes its way into this year's game, so moves feel much more under your control than they have in the past. You can make finite moves with players like Lionel Messi and every other athlete on the pitch feels a bit freer for impressive runs when not confined to the eight directions of old. This also helps the general realism of the action which only ups the excitement level in the various stadiums.

The other most obvious upgrade is the visuals. Depending on the specs of your system, FIFA 11 has the potential to look pretty damn good. Our system was an Alienware laptop with a Core 2 Duo running at 2 GHz with 6 GB of RAM and 2 GeForce 260Ms running under the hood. It's not quite state of the art anymore, but it was more than enough to churn out a smooth framerate and nice player details. The single lacking portion of the visual presentation was the general lack of the advanced physical interactions that are in FIFA 11 on consoles. There's still some jostling going on during gameplay, but it's not at the same level as what's seen on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.

The bigger downfall of the PC version is the slightly limited feature set. While everything works just fine and the online performs very well, its list of modes is pulled from last year's FIFA on consoles. You get Manager Mode, Tournament Mode, Virtual Pro where you can create your player and stick him on your favorite team and then develop his skills, and Be A Pro to go along with standard online gameplay (for background info on all of these modes, read our full Xbox 360 review. Pro Club Championship is here and accounted for and allows for the same five-on-five (consoles allows for full 11-on-11) that you'll find in Online Team Play. LAN support is also included, which will likely make FIFA PC tournament players happy.

PES 2011

Konami brings out the new Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 game for PC. Full version of this PC game is available for free download from this site. Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 or PES 2011 is in direct competition with Fifa 11 from EA sports. PES 11 has been improved with the addition of some of the new gameplay options and some new controlling options. They have developed this game to keep it as close to real soccer as possible.

Inclusion of the new power bar in the game is a welcome addition. This bar shows with how much power you have passed the ball or shot it towards goal. The game has introduced new passing moves as well. You can now pass the balls long into open spaces or play 1-2 passes or play a short passing game. This helps you to control the tempo of the game. The new AI give more control to you without taking its own control. You will be running in spaces for the ball or looking for through ball on your way. In PES 11 you will need to sense the play and play accordingly rather than running around chasing the ball. If you want to Download Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 Free Full Version Game for PC then look at the end of this page. You will find the link to do just that.

The Fifa games are getting more and more popular as the series goes on and PES is lagging behind them. PES 2011 is not the best game from Konami when compared to Fifa 11. But they have taken steps in the right direction to getting to the place they were in the past with new additions to the core gameplay. The players physic has been worked upon. No longer are all of them looking like action heroes. They are more real looking than ever with the in game players more like their real counterparts. The new movements for the players give you the satisfaction of completing a shot on goal.

The graphics have also been improved than the previous iteration of the game. Passing technique has been revamped and the ball will no longer go to the nearest player available. Instead it will go where you passed it exactly. This is what every football fan wants. This type of gameplay will help you to play some deadly through balls. The game is improving a lot as the series goes on. Give this game a try if you love the game of soccer. The link below will let you Download Pro Evolution Soccer 2011 Free for PC.

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Halo 2

Halo 2 takes place in the 26th century. Humans, under the auspices of the United Nations Space Command or UNSC, have developed faster-than-light slipspace travel and colonized numerous worlds. According to the game's backstory, the outer colony world of Harvest was decimated by a collective of alien races known as the Covenant in 2525. Declaring humanity an affront to their gods, the Forerunners, the Covenant begin to systemically obliterate the humans with their superior numbers and technology. After the human bastion at the planet Reach is destroyed, a single ship, The Pillar of Autumn, follows protocol and initiates a random slipspace jump to lead the Covenant away from Earth. The crew discovers a Forerunner ringworld called Halo, which the Covenant wants to activate because of their religious belief that the activation of the ring will bring about a "Great Journey", sweeping loyal Covenant to salvation.Leading a guerilla insurgency on the ring's surface, the humans discover that the rings are actually weapons of last resort built to contain a terrifying parasite called the Flood. The human supersoldier Master Chief and his AI companion Cortana learn from Halo's AI monitor, 343 Guilty Spark, that activation of the Halos will prevent the spread of the Flood by destroying all sentient life the parasite can subsist on in the galaxy. Instead of activating the ring, however, the Master Chief evades Guilty Spark and his robots and detonates the Pillar of Autumn's engines, destroying the installation and preventing the escape of the Flood. The Master Chief and Cortana race back to Earth to warn of an impending invasion by Covenant forces.The halo 2 pc version is available here.

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THE ELDER SCROLLS V: SKYRIM

Skyrim may sound like a weird name, but it actually makes sense within the world of Elder Scrolls. It's the name of the region just north of Cyrodiil, where The Elder Scrolls IV was set, within the fictional world of Tamriel. If that description was a little too nerdy for you, then so be it, but that's where it came from. It was the same deal with the third Elder Scrolls game, called Morrowind, which sits just to the east of both Skyrim and Cyrodiil. With that out of the way, it's incredibly exciting to think about what the studio that built Oblivion, a role-playing game that defined a generation, will come up with next.

Since Oblivion, there has certainly been a lot of progress within the world of video games, including with what Bethesda Game Studios did with Fallout 3. We've heard there's all-new technology powering Skyrim, so hopefully the in-game visuals are a big step up. When it comes to creating open-world single-player role-playing experiences, nobody really does it better than Bethesda, which is why Skyrim sits at the top of this list. We also know next to nothing about this game so far, which makes us want to play it all the more. download it from here :http://www.mashgaming.com/the-elder-scrolls-v-skyrim-full-version-download-free-for-pc-cracked/

MASS EFFECT 3

The Mass Effect series is arguably the best sci-fi experience in the last few years. That's across television, movies, books – you name it, BioWare's role-playing franchise has it beat. While the first certainly had technical issues, Mass Effect 2 is in every sense the pinnacle of modern role-playing game design. A vivid cast of characters, accessible and fun gameplay, and an epic scale combine to create one of the most enthralling journeys of the times

With Mass Effect 3 the story continues, and hopefully in a way that tops even the masterpiece that is Mass Effect 2. This time the war is back on Earth, and while a lot of questions still remain about how the game will work, what BioWare's keeping the same, and what will change, we still consider Mass Effect 3 to be the new Return of the Jedi. We can't wait
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Rage

id Software's been out the game for way too long now. Unless we're counting Quake Live and various iPhone titles, it's been a ridiculous amount of time between major releases from the studio that blasted the first-person shooter genre into popular consciousness. With RAGE, we get a few things we may not be used to in id products. First, there's a story that doesn't simply involve a dude on Mars killing stuff or Hitler with chainguns. Second, it's not set in claustrophobic corridors. Third, it's not solely about shooting stuff (although mostly it is).

RAGE Video Preview Instead of presenting dark tunnels and monster closet traps, id Software is presenting a huge, bright post-apocalyptic world to players. The visuals, as expected, are nothing short of stunning from what id's put on display so far, and there's little doubt that the shooting mechanics will be anything other than solid. Even if the game winds up being a total bust, considering how long it's been since id stepped up and put everything it has into a game, you've got to be looking forward to this.
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