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Stripping back the first-person shooter (FPS) to its fundamentals, Bulletstorm breezes in like a breath of fresh air. Assuming the role of Grayson Hunt, leader of mercenary band the Dead Echos, events take a turn for the worse when an alcohol-fuelled revenge mission goes awry. One crash-landing later Hunt finds himself on a hostile planet where the natives are decidedly restless. Mercifully, Hunt has at his disposal some of the most imaginative guns ever devised, an energy whip capable of pitching his foes across the battlefield and a size 10 boot in case they get a little too close for comfort. The novel combination of all these attacks is actively encouraged via the skillshot system which awards bonus points for more outrageous kills in a game which doesn’t shirk on entertainment and delights in exposing the time honoured clichés of the FPS genre.
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Price: £51.99
Format: PS3
Publisher: Sony
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Kirby’s Epic Yarn
Kirby’s world unravels, literally, as our hero is forcibly removed into a world entirely constructed of yarn. In one stroke his usual form of attack – what amounts to sucking up his enemies – is rendered useless as a now hollow Kirby finds enemies passing straight through him. Instead he discovers how to spin foes into a ball of yarn, perfect for throwing at destructible scenery or other villains. Brilliantly he’s able to change shape too, into dead weights or parasols for example, while many levels also facilitate his morphing into a unique form such as a UFO, drill or fire engine. This is a breathtakingly inventive game whose visual style perfectly suits the Wii.
The Helghast – red-eyed and ruthless archetypal bad guys – return in one of the grittier first-person shooters to hit home consoles. Visually stunning, Killzone’s warzone is constantly abuzz with tracer fire, explosions and the hint of distant fighting, while the percussion of heavy munitions compliments the game’s score. As ISA soldier,cheap pandora necklaces Libya a deafening silence, Sev, it’s up to you to combat the Helghast either on foot or onboard a vast array of vehicles,pandora rings sale Online House Hunter Crystal ba, from tank to jetpack. Environmental variation marks an improvement on its predecessor, as does support for Move, however a feeling pervades that this is more a showcase of graphical set pieces, rather than a rounded experience.
*****
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Killzone 3
Price: £29.99-£39.99
Format: PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS
Publisher: THQ
Bulletstorm
Price: £39.99
Format: Wii
Publisher: Nintendo
Price: £34.99-£49.99
Format: PS3, Xbox 360, PC
Publisher: EA
Fresh from his exploits in Chroma City,Clegg and the Compost Accelerator John Rentoul Independent Eagle Eye Blogs, De Blob returns to once more restore colour to a world of monochrome, this time taking on fiendish colour thief Papa Blanc. While his previous adventure was a Wii-only affair, the sequel has gone multi-platform, thankfully controls remain as responsive whether utilising pad, PS3 Move or Wiimote, while the sharp HD visuals of the PS3 and 360 perfectly compliment the rainbow shaded colours. Mixing and matching colour to complete set objectives within time limits is the name of the game while the introduction of 2D platforming section perfectly compliments the main action in a game as vivid as it is creative.
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