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Каин · 25 окт 2013

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dimm · 29 окт 2013

BF4:

CVG: 9/10 - "A triumph on a multitude of levels, Battlefield 4 is the series' most compelling package to date, a delightfully slick introduction to the next-generation of consoles and more than a good enough reason on its lonesome to pick up a PS4 or Xbox One."

Joystiq: 4.5/5 - "The main draw for the Battlefield series has always been the chaotic camaraderie of its multiplayer, and that's no different here. But the sum of Battlefield 4's parts shows that DICE is capable of more. Not only has the developer iterated on and progressed its marquee multiplayer, it's provided a tight and cohesive campaign that is everything a military shooter needs to be."

Shacknews: 7/10 - "Battlefield 4 doesn't break any molds, but whether you're making your way through the glossed-up campaign or burning scores of hours battling online, there's always a strong underlying sense of anxiety and uncertainty. You simply never feel safe. All the great things you remember about the series like realistic ballistics, balanced vehicles, and solid gunplay are here. If you can't get enough of this stuff and new maps are all you need, you know what to do."

Polygon: 7.5/10 - "DICE has failed once again to make Battlefield 4 a serious singleplayer contender. But its emphasis on ambitious, team-based multiplayer does wonders to wash the taste of that failure away. Battlefield 4 takes the elements that have made each installment work and glues them together successfully - even if some rough edges show here or there."

Gamespot: 8/10 - "Regardless of platform, Battlefield 4 multiplayer is a blast and definitely the best reason to return to this hallowed franchise or dive in for the first time. Though the campaign makes strides in the right direction, it remains a sideshow to the main event. Expansive and exciting, challenging and empowering, Battlefield 4 multiplayer is a thrilling endeavor in this generation or the next."

Eurogamer: 8/10 - "Battlefield 4 is, of course, pretty much exactly the game you expect. A rather thin single-player campaign hangs on the tail of a much more interesting and robust multiplayer offering ... It's Battlefield, and the fundamentals are no more likely to change than Manchester United is likely to field an ostrich in goal, just to be different."

Videogamer: 9/10 - "It's eye-gogglingly beautiful, laced with breathtaking lighting and particle effects, and offers a significant visual and mechanical step up over the current-gen version. The campaign isn't without its share of faults, but it's a near technically flawless launch title that finally brings Battlefield to consoles the way it should be. If you're looking to pick up a multiplayer shooter alongside your new console, Battlefield 4 is essential."

Joystiq: 4.5/5 - The main draw for the Battlefield series has always been the chaotic camaraderie of its multiplayer, and that's no different here. But the sum of Battlefield 4's parts shows that DICE is capable of more. Not only has the developer iterated on and progressed its marquee multiplayer, it's provided a tight and cohesive campaign that is everything a military shooter needs to be.

GamesRadar: 4.5/5 - As a package, this is the best Battlefield ever created. While the single-player is far from perfect, it bottles enough multiplayer lightning to garner my rather faint praise of 'worth a quick play through'. As ever, though, it's online where BF4 shines brightest. You may not appreciate just how brilliantly designed the maps, modes, and classes are until you experience those trademark moments. Like when you're charging around an abandoned factory on Golmund Railway, trying to fend off three tanks at once, mortar fire raining down on you from above, shaking your screen and creating unbelievable mayhem. Then--and only then--will you truly fall in love with this game like I have.

IGN: 8.5 - Battlefield 4 is an excellent multiplayer game that makes the most of its ambitions, proving once again that destruction is a valuable strategic addition to competitive combat, which reaches its full potential with two killer Commanders are bringing out the best in their squads. On the other hand, its single-player campaign is a disappointing, but functioning and familiar game with overwhelming action and remarkable spectacle.

PC Gamer: 84 - Although familiar to BF3, but BF4 remains a visually and sonically satisfying, reliably intense FPS. Improved by Commander Mode and a terrific and diverse map set.

Xbox 360 Achievements: 80 - While Battlefield 4's next-gen outing offers something new and exciting in terms of multiplayer - 64-players - and in visuals - it looks fantastic and runs at 60 frames per second - the current gen version is more of the same, with no real evolution aside from a few instances of "levolution." A great game if you're sticking around on current-gen for the foreseeable future, but worth waiting for if the next-gen of consoles is on your horizon.

US Gamer: 3.5/5 - Battlefield 4's below average campaign is once again disappoints, but the excellent Conquest mode and large-scale combat is enough to carry the series for another year. Pretty much status quo for EA's top multiplayer shooter.

Kotaku: Should you play this game? Not Yet - The singleplayer certainly isn't worth your time, but multiplayer is as fun as ever so far. Waiting until public servers are up before we make a judgement.

Machinima: 9.5 - Battlefield 3 was some of the best fun you could have online when it came out, and Battlefield 4 is all of that and more. If you enjoyed 3, there's no reason at all to skip out on the sequel. And if you've never played a Battlefield before, now's a great time to start. Get in here and start blowing up awesomely yourself.

GameTrailers: 9.5 - Battlefield 4 is stout entry to the series and a strong addition to the PlayStation 4 launch lineup. As the first game to demonstrate the prowess of the Frostbite 3 engine, its explosive debut indicates a promising future for its technology. Gear up and strap in, Battlefield 4 sets the new standard for next-generation multiplayer.

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PS4 версия получила 9/10 на CVG.

LEONID · 29 окт 2013

Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag.

Xbox 360

Meristation - 8.6/10

OXM - 9/10

The Digital Fix - 8/10

NowGamer - 8/10

PlayStation 3

Game Revolution - 4.5/5

Post Arcade (National Post) - 8/10

AusGamers- 9.3/10

God is a Geek - 9/10

Push Square - 8/10

EuroGamer - 9/10

Kotaku - Да

PlayStation 4

VideoGamer - 7/10

GamesRadar - 4.5/5

CVG - 9/10

Metro - 7/10

OPM - 8/10

EuroGamer Italy - 8/10

Others

Mirror UK - 4/5

German Magazine Gamestar - 88-93

Jeux Video [PS3, PS4] - 18/20

GameSpot [X360, PS3, PS4] - 9/10

IGN [X360, PS3, PS4] - 8.5/10

Polygon [X360, PS3, PS4] - 7.5/10

Joystiq [PS3, X360, Wii U, ПК] - 4/5

Каин · 5 ноя 2013

Polygon 6.5
"Staunchly unambitious, and the weakest effort in the series since MW2."

Joystick 3.5/5: http://m.joystiq.com/2013/11/05/call...21b/?icid=(1:3)
IGN 8.8/10: http://m.ign.com/articles/2013/11/05...-ghosts-review
Edge 7/10: http://m.edge-online.com/review/call...-ghosts-review
Gametrailers 7/10 http://www.gametrailers.com/reviews/...-ghosts-review

Eurogamer 7/10
The Call of Duty juggernaut rolls towards the future but fails to raise the bar for a new console generation

Hardcore Gamer - 4.5/5
Gamespot - 8/10

Jim Sterling's Final Review for Destructoid: 5/10
Call of Duty may have picked up a reputation as one of the laziest, most callously developed cash cows in the business, but I've always believed that reputation was undeserved. Call of Duty: Ghosts, however, with its slapdash campaign and unambitious multiplayer, contains enough factory-standard cynicism to earn itself plenty of scorn. Nothing Ghosts does is especially bad, but nothing Ghosts does is worth paying any attention to. It exists to exist, a stopgap bit of filler spat out as the industry transitions from one generation of consoles to another.

LEONID · 5 ноя 2013

И ещё чуть-чуть оценок Калды.

CVG – 7/10
OPM – 8/10
OXM – 8/10
GiantBomb – 3/5
Gamefront – 74/100

LEONID · 11 ноя 2013

BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea

Gameinformer – 8/10

GameTrailers – 7.3/10

Eurogamer – 7/10

IGN – 7/10

CVG – 7/10

OXM – 7/10

GameSpot – 5/10

Joystiq – No Score

Rock, Paper, Shotgun – No Score

dimm · 12 ноя 2013

Продолжение XCOM: XCOM: Enemy Within
IGN 9/10
Gamespot 8/10
Polygon 9/10
Eurogamer 9/10
Game Informer 9.25/10
Kotaku Yes
Videogamer 9/10
Joystiq No Score
USGamer 4/5
OXM 8/10
Shacknews 7/10
Destructoid 9/10
Gamesradar 4.5/5
EGM 9.5/10
Rev3games 4/5
Game Front 92/100
RockPaperShotgun No Score
The Escapist 4/5
Metro 9/10
CheatCC 4.5/5
Strategy Informer 9/10
Paste Magazine 8/10
Geek Culture 86/100
Lazygamer 9/10

Удалось!

Каин · 12 ноя 2013

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XCOM: Enemy Within
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Это add-on, dlc или полноценный сиквел?

dimm · 12 ноя 2013

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Это add-on, dlc или полноценный сиквел?
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Это скорей расширенное издание Enemy Unknown. Дополненное, так сказать Ultimate Edtion =)

Каин · 12 ноя 2013

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Это скорей расширенное издание Enemy Unknown. Дополненное, так сказать Ultimate Edtion =)
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Вот и думай, играть в EU или ждать скидку на EW (хотя первый мне достался бесплатно )

Shizo · 12 ноя 2013

Enemy Within это дополненое издание, карты и большинство примочек из первой игры + дополнительные из аддона. Изменили механику игры немного. Надеюсь выпустят на PS4, EU тормозит на консолях.

Каин · 13 ноя 2013

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GameSpot – 5/10
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Странно, что не 11/10, за такое-то

LEONID · 13 ноя 2013

Killzone: Shadow Fall

Eurogamer – 7 / 10

GameTrailers – 8.8 / 10

IGN – 8 / 10

Joystiq – 3.5 / 5

Kotaku – “No”

OPM (UK) – 8 / 10

GameSpot – 7 / 10

GamesRadar – 4 / 5

Polygon – 5 / 10

Knack

CVG – 6 / 10

Eurogamer – 4 / 10

Game Informer – 8.25 / 10

GameTrailers – 5 / 10

IGN – 5.9 / 10

Joystiq – 1.5 / 5

Kotaku – “Yes”

Polygon – 6 / 10

GamesRadar – 2.5 / 5

Destructoid – 7 / 10

Касательно Кнака я надеялся, но...

Каин · 13 ноя 2013

Луч света

Resogun

Destructoid - 9.5
Resogun has so much style that it hurts. From the hypnotic way enemies materialize to how they’ve synchronized the controller’s speakers with the in-game audio for score and bonus prompts, Resogun will stand out as the coolest game on the PS4 at launch.

This is not an easy game, though. Resogun is easy to pick up and learn, but playing it well is something you'll have to work up to. Playing without dying is the first step, followed by attempting to understand the depth of its systems. Casual players may be overwhelmed by the challenge at first.

At five stages long, Resogun can be finished in one sitting. But it’s so lovely and inviting that you don’t mind jumping right back in. Turning up the difficulty is a great reason to come back. Add in the systems that pile on new levels of depth and you’ll find new challenges each time. And, of course, when the leaderboards go live, the top score chase will provide endless reasons to return to the loop. But I do wish that Resogun were longer.

Resogun is a satisfying arcade-style game with a next-gen look and feel -- the ideal system launch game. It’s an eye-searing blur of a loop that you’ll be happy to jump into again and again. Don’t miss it.

IGN - 9.0
With some deceptively simple changes, Housemarque took a genre nearly as old as videogaming itself and made a tense, challenging, and excellent shooter. It may be short, but its addictive cycle of cylindrical shooter gameplay, great looks, and catchy music make it worth replaying in endless pursuit of that high score on the leaderboard.

CVG - 9.0
One of the most exciting, lavishly produced twin-stick shooters in the history of the genre. Geometry Wars finally has a proper rival.

Polygon - 8.5
Resogun is a collision of 1980s shooters, 1990s bullet-hells and 2010s aesthetic. It's as simple or difficult as you want it to be. Sure, it borrows great ideas quite liberally. But Resogun's best idea is smashing them all together into a singular, spectacular laser light show.

Everyeye.it - 8.5 (Italian)

GameTrailers - 8.1

Eurogamer - 8.0
With a few basic ships to choose from and only a handful of levels to pick between, you'd be forgiven for concluding that Resogun is sweet but short. In reality, touring the sights is just the tutorial, and the true campaign unfolds as you work your way through the difficulty levels, headed from clumsy shooting to multiplier-maxing glory and from survival to show-boating mastery.

Resogun really is that rare kind of arcade game that feels like an entirely different beast when played on the toughest setting. It's also the closest the PS4 launch line-up gets to offering a genuine next-gen thrill. Granted, Housemarque's not offering the shock of the new, perhaps - all of the developer's best ideas are actually reassuringly elderly - but it's working with energy, enthusiasm, precision and love. Oh, and voxels. Look at them scatter!

Joystiq - 8.0

Managing your ship's speed and its screen-melting overdrive laser, available after you've succinctly extinguished a small army of aliens, would have been enough to sustain a frantic arcade shooter such as Resogun, but there are further wrinkles still. A few levels feature snow flakes (all of them identical, as far as I can tell), which freeze enemies mid-air when shot. The game also offers online co-op for two players, and three different ships across the speed and power spectrum. I suspect you'll pick the most agile one and stick with it, though, as dodging bullets is one of the primary challenges, so obviously written in Resogun's shower of brightly colored bits, pieces and people.

The lack of meaningful nuance to the ships is a minor disappointment, as are the game's bosses. Their composition is impressive at level's end (you really do see their assembly out of gleaming cubes), but their decomposition at your hands is often too predicated on avoiding heat-seeking bullets rather than unusual attack patterns. It's good that they don't break the rules of the game, of course, even if the trade-off is that they must stay on track.

Resogun is a smart, merciless little shooter, with just enough substance to match its extravagant flash. The humans are a welcome pain, as they always are, conspiring with relentless enemies and ostentatious graphical effects to exterminate boredom at every opportunity. Resogun may be built out of blocks, but its heart is set on another round.

Gamespot - 8.0

Resogun's controls, presentation, and rapid-fire enemy assaults make for an exciting experience. You're constantly under pressure, practically suffocating behind swarms of enemies, but you're never without the means for survival. In this way, playing Resogun is an exercise in twitch gameplay and decision making, triggering a rush of adrenaline and testing the limits of your ability. It helps that the accompanying beat of the techno-laden soundtrack and the constant trickle of voxels are mesmerizing, pulling you into the moment every step of the way.

The only downside to Resogun is the short-stack of levels you get to explore. There are four difficulties to choose from, which provides a bit of variety, but the game's five stages don't stay fresh forever. Having three ships helps, but it doesn't take long for the flow of surprises to dry up and the race for high scores to take over. That said, Resogun remains fun to play even when the joy of discovery fades away. It's classic arcade action imbued with hard-hitting artistic and gameplay elements. Falling in love with Resogun is easy, and mastering it is challenging, and the combination of these two qualities makes Resogun almost impossible to put down.

VentureBeat - 6.5

Resogun does everything it promises, and not a a bit more. It has gorgeous graphics and solid skill-based gameplay, with valuable online co-op support and just enough content to keep things interesting for a while.

Maybe it’s indicative of the shoot-em-up genre itself, but Resogun is ultimately a short burst in the PlayStation 4 launch lineup. Ultimately, it’s best for huge fans of Super Stardust. If you’re getting it for “free” in a PlayStation package deal, keep the download and try it out. Otherwise, you can probably skip it.
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Flower PS4

IGN 9,5/10

On PlayStation 4, Flower is a stronger, even more beautiful game than the exceptional, unforgettable original. And better still, if you already own it on PS3, it’s yours for free on PS4.

The PS4 release is the best way to experience this, for sure. Flower’s visuals are noticeably improved by its 1080p resolution and 60 frames per-second performance. Everything runs smoother, and with added physics and particle effects, objects moves in a more convincing, natural way. Best of all, though, is the motion controls: Dual Shock 4 is a huge step ahead of its predecessor. With lighter gestures you can perform more precise movements, making it easier and more enjoyable to turn on a dime and collect more petals.

Gamespot 8/10

Just as you might improperly dismiss Flower as "not a game," you might also improperly dismiss it for its brevity: You could easily finish in an hour, and that hour progresses at a relaxed pace, lulling you into security rather than pumping adrenaline into your nerves. But value is more than a simple price-to-minutes ratio, and I'd sooner revisit Flower's serenity than countless 50-hour grindfests. Like a snowy mountain ridge or a tranquil river valley, Flower invites introspection and inner calm, and that kind of interactive experience is almost as rare now as it was when I first surfed these winds.

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LEONID · 13 ноя 2013

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Да какой это же луч света, повторение мать учения, конечно, но брать пс4 ради 1.5 игр, 0.5 из которых уже пройдено (Флавер проходится за пару часов) это вообще не фен шуй. Ведь вроде мощная стартовая линейка виделась ещё полгода назад, а сейчас ничего и не осталось. Одна сомнительная мульти да пара эксов с оценками уровня середняков.

Каин · 13 ноя 2013

Дык везде так на старте.

vova · 13 ноя 2013

Super Mario 3D World (Wii U) – 9/10/9/10 [38/40]

Каин · 14 ноя 2013

The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds

> GameInformer - 10/10

> GameSided: 10/10

> VideoGamer - 10/10

> Nintendo Life - 10/10

> Eurogamer Italy - 10/10

> CVG - 10/10

> GameXplain - 5/5

> Joystiq - 5/5

> Digital Spy - 5/5

> GameTrailers - 9.8/10

> Multiplayer.it - 9.5/10

> IGN - 9.4/10

> GameSpot - 9/10

> Eurogamer Spain - 9/10

> GameReactor Sweden - 9/10

> Trusted Reviews - 9/10

> The SixthAxis - 9/10

> GamesRadar - 4.5/5

> Assosciated Press - 3.5/4

> MetroGameCentral - 9/10

> Nintendo World Report - 9.5/10

> 4Gamers: 95/100

> 4Players.de - 92%

> USGamer - 4/5

> EDGE - 8/10

> GameMAG - 8/10

> Destructoid - 6.5/10
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Каин · 15 ноя 2013

Super Mario 3D World: 9.6 от Ign
http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_XNjM0OTY5MjEy.html
Видео удалили, но можно посмотреть с китайского хостинга

LEONID · 15 ноя 2013

Need for Speed: Rivals:

USgamer - 10/10

PlayStation LifeStyle - 8.5/10

GameSpot - 8/10

GamesRadar - 7/10

EGM - 7/10

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