Showing posts with label Glitchit Reviews. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Glitchit Reviews. Show all posts

Monday, May 9, 2011

A Sucker Punch to Blockbusters

A wild ride for every part of your mind, Sucker Punch is a twister of a plot line that will bring nearly every form of movie genre all pulled into one. After seeing several advertisements on TV, most people still had no idea what it was about. The description still left the reader clueless to what they could expect. How many of you have ever seen Action /Adventure /Scifi /Fantasy /Suspense /Thriller‎ /Drama as the genre to a single movie? Not many, that’s for sure.
Immediately you’re exposed to one girl’s nightmare of a reality. Her mother has died and has left everything to her two daughters. We find this out when her stepfather opens the will alone. In a drunken rage he attempts to change that. The rest of the story is devoted to this poor girl’s attempt at finding a normal life for herself after her step-father destroys all that she once knew.

Monday, February 7, 2011

Glitchit Reviews: Black Ops DLC: First Strike

So the new Map Pack DLC came out on the 1st for Xbox 360. Thought i'd throw out my opinion on it for anyone who was thinking about buying it.

Wait. See if the price goes down. $15 for 4 multiplayer maps and a zombies map. It seems like a bit much. They threw in a few new ideas that make the maps feel unique rather than just a different arrangement and new view. 

For example: The map Discovery:
A very beautiful map. It's twist on normal gameplay is you can destroy rocky bridges by using explosives.

Monday, December 20, 2010

Glitchit Reviews: Monday Night Combat


Monday Night Combat (MNC) introduces a new feel for a shooter. It combines the killing carnage with laughable dialogue and actions.
Ammo Mule

(Picture Above: Example of how MNC adds a comical look at shooting the enemy dead)

There are two game modes: Blitz and Crossfire.
Blitz is a local or cooperative game mode where the entire purpose is to protect your “Moneyball” from wave after wave of robots. The Moneyball is a large floating ball that sits in the center of your base or spawn point. You have three ways you can defend the Moneyball. You can buy and upgrade turrets with the money you get from various tasks. Secondly you can use the two unique weapons each character gets. Then lastly each character has three special powers designed to give specific advantages to each of the characters. Some advantages are offensive, defensive, tactical, and supportive which you can all upgrade with the money you accumulate from killing and helping out.