Publisher:    Namco Bandai Games
Developer:    Black Hole Games
Genre:    Real-Time Strategy
Release Date:    Sep 2, 2008 (more)
ESRB:    MATURE
Connectivity:    Online
Resolution:    1080i, Widescreen, 1080p
Sound:    Dolby Digital 5.1
Online Modes:    Competitive, Team Oriented
Number of Players:    1 Player
Number of Online Players:    4 Online

Publisher:    Activision
Developer:    Left Field
Genre:    Casino
Release Date:    Sep 25, 2007 (more)
ESRB:    TEEN
ESRB Descriptors:Suggestive Themes, Tobacco Reference, Simulated Gambling, Language

When the fire flared up World War II, his hot languages reach the sky. Nobody can avoid it. The war spreads through the air on the wings of combat aircraft. Therefore, Britain, from all borders belted ocean, were exposed to air the Luftwaffe. Hitler was determined to crush the only center of resistance against fascism in Western Europe. Will the brave RAF pilot to disrupt his plan?

When the fire flared up World War II, his hot languages reach the sky. Nobody can avoid it. The war spreads through the air - on the wings of combat aircraft. Therefore, Britain, from all borders belted ocean, were exposed to air the Luftwaffe. Hitler was determined to crush the only center of resistance against fascism in Western Europe. Will the brave RAF pilot to disrupt his plan?

In the opening months of 1781, General George Washington feared his army would fail to survive another campaign season. The spring and summer only served to reinforce his despair, but in late summer the changing circumstances of war presented a once-in-a-war opportunity for a French armada to hold off the mighty British navy while his own troops with French reinforcements drove Lord Cornwallis's forces to the Chesapeake. The Battle of the Capes would prove the only time the French ever fought the Royal Navy to a draw, and for the British army it was a catastrophe. Cornwallis confidently retreated to Yorktown, expecting to be evacuated by a British fleet that never arrived. In the end he had no choice but to surrender. Although the war sputtered on another two years, its outcome was never in doubt after Yorktown.

Based upon Gustave Flauberts 1858 novel Salammbo, this is the epic story of love and hate, revenge and rivalry. Taking place during the fall of Carthage to the Roman Empire, you play Spendius, slave and close companion of Matho, a Libyan mercenary, who is in love with Salammbo, General Hamilcars daughter. As Spendius you must outwit rebel forces and rescue the City of Carthage as well as reunite Matho with his true love.

The game features music from Mozarts Requiem, and rich graphics designed by famed French artist Philippe Druillet whose illustrations also appear in Ring: Legend of Nibelungen and its sequel Ring II. Druillet rescued Salammbo from Cryo, the company who began the development, and finished the product himself.

Battle Tanks is a funny arcade game. It´s bright and crazy, and it has cartoon-styled 2D graphics and cool music — you will not get bored!


Despite the game title, a player has a choice of three different vehicles: a tank, a rocket launcher, and a Shilka self-propelled artillery system. Each vehicle has its own performance characteristics and its own weapons.

To the point, game locations are stuffed with tons of various weapons--just pick up and fire! In the current version, several types of missiles and gun ammo are available; also there are MG turrets, troops langing and kamikaze terrorists. Various upgrades for vehicles are coming soon, including armor and engine mods!

And of course, the game has multiplayer! No special server is needed; one player just launches the game in multiplayer mode and chooses the map and maximum number of players--other players will simply join the game then. In addition, the good old split screen mode will let you and your friend run the crazy duel on the single computer!

In the mid-18th Century, as England and France battle over control of Canada, an epic romance between a peasant woman and a trapper unfurls.

One shining yet overlooked moment that changed the course of the Revolutionary War In the opening months of 1781, General George Washington feared his army would fail to survive another campaign season. The spring and summer only served to reinforce his despair, but in late summer the changing circumstances of war presented a once-in-a-war opportunity for a French armada to hold off the mighty British navy while his own troops with French reinforcements drove Lord Cornwallis's forces to the Chesapeake.