NAPOLEON: TOTAL WAR

The 1st Gameplay trailer is now live!

Napoleon: Total War

The first Napoleon: Total War gameplay trailer is now live and unveils a brand new Story Mode with three unique theaters of War: Northern Italy, the Middle East and Grand European campaigns.  This is your chance to rewrite history as or against, Napoleon, the greatest military tactician in history.

Whether you play as the legendary General or against, the outcome of war can never be guaranteed. The course of history relies on your ability to lead your troops through the most intense battles as never seen before in a Total War game.

The seamless mix of objective-based missions and sandbox experience makes this the most complete Total War experience to date. Advanced weaponry enables new tactical options and even more exciting real-time battles on an epic scale, while the highly detailed environments and improved battlefield buildings guarantee a realistic recreation of famous historical battles.

Napoleon: Total War is developed by award winning developer the Creative Assembly, the team behind the revered Total War franchise and most recently the critically acclaimed Empire: Total War RTS game for PC.

For further information on Napoleon: Total War please visit www.totalwar.com.

Bioshock
Publisher: 2K Games
Developer: Irrational Games
Rated M for Mature
Rating: 5 out of 5
Review by Matt Congdon

There are a few rare games out there that force you to play them; once you lay down that cash, you’re sucked in until you finish. Sure, many games have great stories (Final Fantasy X), and some have great game play (God of War), but few combine both into something so special that you just can’t quit. One such title this year that shouldn’t be missed any adult gamer looking for a bit of adventure.. The game creates an intriguing story, but it’s the gameplay that makes the story come alive. Too many games these days have stories that aren’t connected with the actual gameplay, but rather just feature boring cut scene movies–which the typical ADD gamer (such as myself) doesn’t really like to sit through. Bioshock’s story is delivered mostly through audio, which is transmitted to you via radio, so you’re listening to the story while shooting, dismembering and electrocuting baddies through Bioshock’s Levels.

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