MyWog, has been relaunched as a gaming news blog. If you notice, there is a lot of standardization around here. We will be making changes as we go along. Please feel free to return as we are still contemplating the launch.
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Aspyr announces that True Crime: New York City is showing
up in stores:
AUSTIN, Texas (March 28, 2006) Aspyr Media, Inc. announced today they
have shipped Activision, Inc.¹s True Crime: New York City for PC. A trailer for
True Crime: New York City is available for downloading and viewing
at http://www.worthplaying.com/article.php?sid=32985.
The game puts players into the role of Marcus Reed, a former gang member turned cop who confronts four of New York¹s most deadly crime syndicates as he hunts down the murderer of his mentor, all while cleaning up neighborhoods from Chinatown to Harlem to Times Square. Mastering five fighting styles, advanced weaponry, special driving maneuvers and all-new interrogation tactics, gamers choose to walk the straight line and move up the police ranks or cross the limits of their authority.
In True Crime: New York City players turn in or take out shady informants, cold-blooded killers and ruthless criminals as they navigate an authentic recreation of a dynamic, free-roaming present-day Manhattan, which includes landmarks, subways, interiors, GPS-accurate streets and real neighborhoods. If players allow crime to go unchecked in any of Manhattan¹s dynamically changing neighborhoods, the crime rate will soar, the streets will fill with trash, potholes and unsavory characters, and buildings and foliage will visibly deteriorate. Alternately, if players clamp down on crime in a neighborhood, crime rates fall and visual improvements will indicate their progress as well.
True Crime: New York City is rated ³M² (³Mature² Blood and Gore, Intense Violence, Strong Language, Strong Sexual Content, and Use of Drugs) by the ESRB and is available for $39.99 through Aspyr’s site, http://www.aspyr.com/games.php/pc/tcnyc/.
For more information, visit Activision’s official site, www.truecrime.com.
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The European editions of the new version 1.10 patch for World of Warcraft
are now available, offering the chance to manually update the various
localized versions of Blizzard’s MMORPG.
One or all of the European patches can be found on 3D Gamers, 4players.de,
and GameSpot (registration required). Additionally, the patch for the Korean edition of the game is also available on GameSpot (registration required).
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RPG Vault’s 9Dragons Peek #1 kicks off a series on the kicks to be found in Indy21’s martial arts-themed persistent state world. The diary offers nine screenshots and describes a few of the game’s fighting styles.
Visit the 9Dragons Website
View ScreenShots on Our PhotoStream
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Ubisoft acquires all intellectual property rights for Far Cry and will take the Far Cry Edition of the Cry Engine to the next level
Today Ubisoft, one of the world’s leading video game publishers, announced that it acquired all the remaining intellectual property rights related to the Far Cry property as well as a perpetual license to use the CryENGINE Far Cry Edition.
Under the terms of the agreement Ubisoft is granted an exclusive worldwide perpetual assignment of all property and Intellectual Property rights of the Far Cry brand, including characters, likenesses, copyrights and environmental settings. Ubisoft is thus free to develop and publish sequels, add-ons, derivative and merchandising products on any format for its full benefit.
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Last night, GameSpot interviewed Obsidians lead designer J.E. Sawyer about Neverwinter Nights 2, which is another hot looking RPG. 2006 looks like a great year for RPGs with titles like Oblivion, NWN2, Titan Quest, Hellgate, Dragon Age and Gothic 3, well it definitely gives me something to look forward to. Don’t forget to check out the screen shots. All in all, this game looks to be anything but disappointing.
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If you enjoyed F.E.A.R., check out this demo of Monolith’s other 2005 title, Condemned: Criminal Origins.
Download from:
- 3D Gamers
- FileFront
- FilePlanet
- Worthplaying
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Ubisoft has released a playable pc demo for Blazing Angels Squadrons of WW2. This demo is approximately 466 megs. You can get your copy of this from one of the links below:
3DGamers
FilePlanet
Fileshack
Gamershell
GG Mania
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Big Huge Games announced today that a demo for Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends will be released later today at 9am PST. Rumor has it that it contains both campaign and skirmish modes. It is around 600 megs.
Journey to a fantasy world of mystic creatures and steam-powered war machines and choose your epic battle between the forces of magic, innovation, and technology!
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