This year’s iteration boasts some new features, including online franchise with up to 32 human players and co-operative play, along with an increased focus on re-creating what you’ll see Sundays this fall.
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To say the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and I go way back would be an understatement. In fact, my parents made me a Halloween costume based on the original Eastman and Laird comic book before Archie got a hold of it and gave the turtles different colored masks to help distinguish them… and no one knew what I was supposed to be.
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Unlike some franchises, however, there’s enough new here that it doesn’t feel like a glorified roster update.
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Anyone looking for evidence as to just how far downloadable games have come on home consoles needn’t look any further than EA’s recent release, Battlefield 1943. In many ways, this game is a re-imagining of Battlefield 1942 (released back in 2002), and it doesn’t contain what you would call a robust package for gamers.
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Damn, is it possible that Prince Fielder looks slimmer even in MLB 2K9? Now, that’s impressive. I have been playing America’s pasttime in video game form dating all the way back to “Baseball” on the original Nintendo Entertainment System. That gave way to RBI Baseball, Bases Loaded and so on and so forth, culminating most
There is no question that MLB Front Office Manager is for very specific types of gamers – the ones that spend most of their time in the franchise/dynasty mode of current sports titles, building their rosters through savvy trades, drafts and free-agent signings. In essence, this game is a franchise mode on steroids, focusing in
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While Gears of War was the game that convinced me it was time to buy an Xbox 360 in December of 2006, there’s no question that Call of Duty 3 earned the most total hours of gameplay – to the point that I’d rather not comment as to how many hours were spent trying to
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