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Articles tagged "ubisoft montreal" Multimedia ReviewPrince of Persiaby G. Christopher Williams[23.Jan.09] :. The effort here is to provide a fantastic experience, not at all intellectual but one driven by velocity and the player's own gut.  Multimedia ReviewTom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Vegas 2by Arun Subramanian[11.Apr.08] :. Vegas 2 almost serves as a companion piece to the original, with its events occurring before, during, and after those of the first game.  Multimedia ReviewLost: Via Domusby Arun Subramanian[31.Mar.08] :. Meet Elliot, one of the few heretofore faceless survivors of the ill-fated Oceanic Flight 815. Featured Article Multimedia ReviewAssassins Creedby G. Christopher Williams[7.Jan.08] :. While the word jihad is never spoken, its frightening theological implications as a physical struggle as well as its more disarming theological definition as a spiritual struggle are both on display.  Multimedia ReviewPrince of Persia: Warrior Withinby Arun Subramanian[16.Mar.05] :. The enemies, no longer Middle Eastern sand demons, are now largely populated by females with a bondage fetish.  Multimedia ReviewTom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrowby David Leonard[28.Jul.04] :. It is commonplace within all war games to see an erasure of death, blood, or the violent consequences of smart bombs on humanity. Pandora Tomorrow takes this to a new level by encouraging critical thought and creativity while battling terrorists. Prince of Persia: The Sands of Timeby Chris LaVigne[7.Apr.04] :. With its Middle Eastern setting, Sands of Time deserves credit for allowing Western gamers the chance to experience a different cultural atmosphere. Prince of Persia: The Two Thronesby Mark SerrelsPlaying as the Prince is somewhat akin to controlling a fully rendered Jackie Chan. Far Cry: Instinctsby Mark SerrelsWhat is instantly intelligible when playing this new game is that Far Cry: Instincts has been created with the Xbox's limitations in mind. |
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