Big Fish Games has released the second instalment in the Mystery Case Files Series. As you all have read the title the game is called Mystery Case Files: Prime Suspects. It has 22 changing levels, 29 different locations to explore, 20 possible prime suspects and another feature has been added, in the latter part of the game you have to find the battery for a flashlight(which could be anywhere in the given location) for you to be able to explore the dark rooms.

The game begins with a letter from Sue Purvisor, telling you that the Queen’s Hope Diamond, an 800 carat diamond, has been stolen from the Capital City Plaza Gallery where it was on display as part of the annual mineral convention, Sparkle Daze. Since you have solved the Huntsville crime spree, you have been assigned to find out and arrest the one who committed the crime. (more…)

Since the unprecedented success of the original Crysis, the boys at Crytek have all been hard at work to create a worthy successor to the game. When Crysis 2 hit the market, critics and players alike expressed some disapproval for the game’s having been over-simplified to allow for porting to the Xbox and Playstation 3, but still agree that the game was at least enjoyable. With the recent release of Crysis 3, have the boys at Crytek finally been able to create a spiritual successor to the original first person shooter?

Let’s find out!

The Good

It’s impossible to talk about a Crysis game without talking about graphics, and Crysis 3′s use of the CryEngine 3 was definitely designed to impress. Crysis 3 deviates slightly from the claustrophobia-inducing confines of the strictly urbanized environment of Crysis 2 and makes a seemingly inspired reference to the original game with its use of a wider open world. While the tropical environments of the first game still feel less inhibiting, the turn away from narrow alleys and streets and the reintroduction of foliage can’t be seen as anything but a step in the right direction. PC players will also find the native DirectX 11 support of the game a breath of fresh air after the whole debacle over Crysis 2′s use of DirectX 9. (more…)

Plants vs. Zombies are a defense of towers game developed and published by the PopCap Games as a pc video game which was designed by George Fan. The video game ringtones is composed by Laura Shigihara. In September 8, 2010, the version for the Xbox live arcade is released. They released the Nintendo DS version on January 18, 2011 and in the next month; the Playstation 3 version was also released. The objective of this video game is to place different kinds of plants in a lane. Every plant has different skills and power, can be an offensive or defensive ability. A player can place more than one plant in a lane one at a time depending on the amount of sun needed and when it is completely recharged.

These plants protect the residents’ brains from the zombies. If a player reaches the resident’s house, a tool, can be a lawn mower or pool cleaner, is used to wipe out the zombies in that particular lane but this is used for once. In the first level, instructions are given to the player. As level increases, difficulty also increases. Also in every game, different plants were added in the player’s choices but he/she can only choose six different kinds of plants. The player must survive until a huge wave of zombies comes. To be able to end the game, the player must defeat the big boss of all zombies. (more…)

In everyone’s life, maybe gaming would be part of it in some way. In every game there are gamers being hooked depending on the approach of the game into their lifestyle. There are so many games and gamers right now, but do you know what kind or what type of a gamer they are. There are so many kinds of gamers and as of the following they can be sort in

First type of gamer on the list would be the casual gamer. This type of gamer is so reluctant to his time and is very lean towards the game. In other words, the casual gamer have limitations in playing. He usually put limits on every game he does and put necessary boundary that will not conflict his other priorities. The usual game that the casual gamer plays are games that are easy to accomplish so that they would not spend many hours doing such missions. These kinds of gamers are predominantly females and people who do have work. Most typical casual gamer would love playing virtual character or games that do access with motion sensors. (more…)