“”Big Boss Emblem - Beat the game on the highest difficulty with no deaths, no alerts, no kills, no recovery items, no stealth suit, no bandanna items, in under 5 hours“”

Apparently some users has already achieved this very rank. Either by photoshop or just hex editing but either it still sounds very near close to impossible if you ask anyone who has MGS4, or has ever played MG.S title.

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Offer Only Valid from 05/23/08 up to 05/29/08, so Hurry…

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With The Release Monday Of Wii Fit, The Exercise Game That Some Video Game Analysts Have Predicted Could Become One Of The Best-Selling Titles Of All Time, It Was Nintendo’s Turn To Dominate Headlines Related To The So-Called Next Generation Of Consoles.

The “Next-Gen” Era Began In November 2005 When Microsoft Launched Its Xbox 360 And Then Really Kicked Into Gear A Year Later When Sony And Nintendo Pulled Back The Wraps On The Playstation 3 And Wii, Respectively.

Being Big Business–Video Game Sales In The U.S. Alone In 2007 Were $9.5 Billion–Everyone Has Been Wanting To Declare The Generation’s Winners And Losers Since Pretty Much The First Day All Three Consoles Were On The Market.

Doing So, Of Course, Is A Tricky Proposition Because Console Generations Last For Years, And Sales Ebb And Flow According To A Number Of Factors. But One Thing That Seems Clear Is That Past Success Or Failure Is Not A Guarantee Of Future Performance. And So While Plenty Of Armchair Quarterbacks Have Already Written The Results Of The Next-Gen Console Wars, Industry Experts Say The Final Results Could Turn Current Assumptions On Their Heads.

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Epic Games’ design director Cliff Bleszinski has revealed that squad ordering, one of the features in the original Gears of War (also available on PC) has been removed from Gears of War 2. In addition, he also gave out a few more details about this upcoming game.

He pointed out that the squad ordering in the first game wasn’t really “leveraged” as much. He further added that since the game isn’t really “a Full Spectrum Warrior RTS type of experience” they just removed it.

We’re not going to keep you any longer. Check out the video for yourself, and see what Bleszinski had to say about Gears of War 2.

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May 22, 2008 (Rockville, MD) – Bethesda Softworks®, a ZeniMax Media company, announced today a long-term development partnership with the award-winning U.K. studio, Splash Damage™.

Splash Damage has been recognized by the industry for the quality of its titles and particularly for its skill in creating cutting-edge multiplayer games. The studio has received numerous accolades and awards for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory™, including Game of the Year nods from GameSpy, IGN, and PC Format. Their latest game, Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars™, won over 80 Editors’ Choice, E3, Most Wanted, and Game of the Year awards and nominations.

Bethesda Softworks continues to expand its development and publishing reach, with investments in a library of AAA titles and the opening of new offices in Europe and Japan in the past year. Best known for its 2006 Game of the Year, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion®, Bethesda has in development a number of compelling titles, including the highly-anticipated Fallout® 3 due in Fall 2008.

“Bethesda Softworks has repeatedly been responsible for outstanding games as both publisher and developer.” said Paul Wedgwood, Owner and Creative Director of Splash Damage. “Both of our studios share a passion for creating great games, and we’re confident that this partnership will result in even greater experiences for gamers. We’re really looking forward to working with Bethesda.”

“This could not be a more perfect fit,” said Vlatko Andonov, President of Bethesda Softworks. “We are extremely impressed with Splash Damage and the quality titles they produce. They are highly creative and innovative, and have demonstrated a high level of dedication to their projects. We are confident that gamers everywhere will be thrilled with the offerings from this collaboration.”

More details about Splash Damage’s brand-new project will be provided in the coming months. For more information on Bethesda Softworks, visit www.bethsoft.com. For more information on Splash Damage, visit www.splashdamage.com.

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Atari Interactive Inc. and MILAN RECORDS today announced their first collaboration with the forthcoming MILAN RECORDS release on May 24, 2008 of the soundtrack to the highly anticipated action survival video game Alone in the Dark. The original Alone in the Dark created the survival horror genre and set the standard for later games. Developed by Eden Games, the new Alone in the Dark is set to reinvent the genre once again with unique innovations and thrilling gameplay.

The evocative score was composed by Olivier Deriviere (Obscure) and performed by world-famous, Grammy Award-winning choir The Mystery of Bulgarian Voices. The result is an energetic, memorable score that mixes orchestration with the unique sound of The Mystery of Bulgarian Voices.

“For its first release of a video game soundtrack, Milan Records is very proud to be associated with such a classic series as Alone in the Dark,” said Nick Bobetsky, VP Sales and Marketing, MILAN RECORDS. “This is an original and powerful soundtrack, which goes beyond what you would normally expect in a video game.”

Alone in the Dark follows paranormal investigator Edward Carnby as over the course of one apocalyptic night he must fight to survive and uncover the earth-shattering secret behind New York’s Central Park. With an exhilarating mix of gameplay, intense storytelling in a TV season style, unprecedented environmental interaction, and DVD chapter select feature which lets players move on if they get stuck, Alone in the Dark is set to change what players expect from action games.

Alone in the Dark is scheduled to ship on June 20th in Europe and June 24th in North America on Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, Windows-based PC, WiiT and PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, followed by PLAYSTATION®3 computer entertainment system later in 2008. Classic soundtrack label MILAN RECORDS (City of God, Tsotsi, Flags of Our Fathers, Ghost, Monsoon Wedding, Pan’s Labyrinth) will release the album physically and digitally in North America on May 24th and across Europe in late June.

Tracklisting: 1- Prelude to an End
2- Edward Carnby
3- The Fissure
4- Collapsing Floors
5- The Façade
6- Reception Hall
7- The Humanz
8- Who Am I?
9- Central Park
10- Crying NY
11- Loneliness
12- Bethesda Fight
13- Killing The Fissure
14- No More Humans
15- Truth
16- Niamam
17- The Light Carrier Test
18- Shto Li (A cappella)
19- The Final Gate
20- The Choice
21- An End for a Prelude

For more information on the game please visit www.centraldark.com/us.

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The emergence of the Resident Evil series began in 1996 and gamers around the world were quickly immersed in the game’s engrossing story and wowed by its technological achievements. A runaway hit since its introduction, the entire series has sold more than 27 million units worldwide, winning numerous awards and revolutionizing the survival horror genre. Resident Evil is a proven franchise that continues to captivate gamers with each new installment. Resident Evil 5 promises to revolutionize the series by delivering an unbelievable level of detail, realism and control.

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Number 1. Vladimir Mashkov is a Russian actor best known to American audiences for his work in the 2001 film Behind Enemy Lines.Mashkov has also worked as a movie director, producer and writer for the 2004 Russian film “Papa”

-source: TXB Forum

Number 2. He is no, nobody and famous actor infect “Robert Lyle Knepper” some know him from Prison Break, some from the recently horrible game to movie “HITMAN” but as i was searching wikipedia i stumbled on his page and his recent wiki image shows him looking extremely smiler to NB.

I think Rockstar character modeler team intentionally created Niko to look like Vladimir Mashkov.

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Here is a nice video made by aroaro20022 @ YouTube showing how evolution of Need for speed franchise and what has happen to it.

Every true Need for Speed fan knows the series ended when Hot Pursuit II got released some liked it some didn’t due to few import cars.

Good NFS Games:

1. The Need for Speed (1994)
2. Need for Speed II (1997)
3. Need for Speed: V-Rally (1997)
4. Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit (1998)
5. Need For Speed: V-Rally 2 (1999)
6. Need for Speed: High Stakes (1999)
7. Need for Speed: Porsche Unleashed (2000)
8. Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002)

Bad NFS Games:

1. Motor City Online (2001)
2. Need for Speed: Underground (2003)
3. Need for Speed: Underground 2 (2004)
4. Need for Speed: Underground Rivals (2005, PlayStation Portable)
5. Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005)
6. Need for Speed: Carbon (2006)
7. Need for Speed: ProStreet (2007)

Bad News:
Had-core fans of Need For Speed series will be unhappy to hear that EA’s president Frank Gibeau has stated that the next Need for Speed, Due to the fact that the sales of ProStreet didn’t live up to EA’s hopes for the game, the franchise will go back to its NFS:Underground roots with a number of features, including open-world racing and a new highway battle mode.

Good News:
Need For Speed: Porsche Unleashed mod community is getting bigger ?

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