PAC-MAN HD (Kindle Tablet Edition) (App) newly tagged "video games"

ASIN: B00A757J0WOriginal Release Date: December 7, 2012Rated: All Ages This app may include dynamic content. What's this? Based on information provided by the developer, the content of this application has material that is appropriate for all users and contains no objectionable content or advertisements.
Based on information provided by the developer, the content of this application has material that is appropriate for most users. The app may include account creation, location detection, user generated content, advertisements, infrequent or mild references to violence, profanity, or crude themes, or other content not suitable for all ages.

Based on information provided by the developer, the content of this application has material that is only appropriate for mature users. The app may include account creation, location detection, user generated content, advertisements, explicit references to or images of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, graphic violence, profanity, or crude humor, mild sexual and suggestive themes, nudity within medical, informational, or artistic contexts, simulated gambling, or other content only suitable for mature audiences.

Based on information provided by the developer, the content of this application has material that is only appropriate for adults. The app may include account creation, location detection, user generated content, advertisements, explicit references to or images of drugs, alcohol, tobacco, graphic violence, profanity, or crude humor, sexual and suggestive themes, nudity, simulated gambling, or other content only suitable for adult audiences.
This application contains content that is downloading real-time, based on inputs from the user or developer. The maturity rating associated with this application pertains only to the static elements of the application and does not cover any dynamic information (e.g. websites, friend postings, tweets). Dynamic content is defined as any content that may change within the application. Content can include animations, video or audio. Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (187 customer reviews)Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #363 Paid in Appstore for Android (See Top 100 Paid in Appstore for Android)

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EVE: Source (Kindle Edition) newly tagged "video games"

EVE: Source is your comprehensive source book and visual guide to the gargantuan universe experienced in EVE Online and DUST 514! Developed in close collaboration with the EVE and DUST 514 creative teams, this beautiful 184-page, full-color hardcover will immerse readers in the history and lore of EVE through stunning artwork and never-before-released material detailing the settings, stories, races, and factions of the EVE universe.

* A beautifully designed resource chronicling one of gaming’s most massive, dynamic universes!

* MMORPG.com’s Game of the Year 2009–2011!

* 2014 marks the entry of EVE Online into its second decade!

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Muramasa Rebirth Blessing of Amitabha Edition - PlayStation Vita (Limited) (Video Game) newly tagged "video games"

In a land of myth and legend, a tale of two souls and 108 deadly blades begins. Muramasa Rebirth Blessing of Amitabha Edition, the Collector's Edition follow-up to Murasama: The Demon Blade, comes vividly to life on the PlayStation Vita handheld entertainment system with redesigned high-res graphics, enhanced controls, and available downloadable scenarios.

Journey east as the amnesiac ninja Kisuke in search of the legendary demon blades. Or travel west as Momohime, a princess possessed by a vengeful spirit, as you hunt for the same weapons. With 108 powerful blades, each with a special deadly attack, fend off enemies big and small in this exciting action-RPG specially redesigned for the PS Vita.

The stunning 2-D artwork comes to life in OLED-ready graphics. See the vibrant colors and detailed art as they should be seen on the PS Vita.

Four additional characters and scenarios will be available to download, each featuring a new story line, new characters, and new enemies.

Whether you enjoy hack/slash type play or prefer to use your character’s special abilities in a controlled manner, Muramasa Rebirth offers two modes of play to satisfy every player’s needs.

If you don’t like the original default buttons, customize the buttons to make the gameplay truly yours.

The Muramasa Rebirth Blessing of Amitabha Collector’s Edition gives your PS Vita an immersive experience for any fan of the Muramasa series. Aksys Games has collaborated with HORI USA, Inc., to offer a truly unique edition.

Protect your PS Vita with this beautifully-crafted PS Vita Face Cover made by HORI USA, Inc. Sporting the Muramasa logo on the front, make it known to your friends and family that you own this very limited edition.

Totally immerse yourself in the captivating world of Muramasa Rebirth with a PS Vita Skin - made by HORI USA, Inc. - that completely protects the front panel of your PS Vita. Using one of the many vibrant scenes from Muramasa Rebirth, this exclusive skin not only offers protection, but also beauty.

Complete your immersion with a black drawstring velvet pouch that easily puts your PS Vita in your hands.

Specially made by Vanillaware, this new piece of art for this limited edition is truly one-of-a-kind reproduction.

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World of Warcraft Collector's Edition - PC/Mac (CD-ROM) newly tagged "video games"

First: I have never played a MMORPG before this time. I'm not some kid with a gaming habit. I'm 27, fairly busy, and not about to spend money on a game I won't enjoy.

Up until this time the most incredible game I have ever played was The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind. It was a perfect role-playing experience for someone raised on classic D&D, and the only drawback I ever found was that it was quite the lonely game. Months ago some friends of mine started talking about World of Warcraft. I was not even familiar with Blizzard or the Warcraft strategy games, so took all the hype with a grain of salt. Out of curiosity, though, I joined the Open Beta. And wow, what a couple of weeks that was.

The Warcraft world is richly diverse and deep in beauty. The scenery is gorgeous and the ambient sounds perfect, with some of the most beautiful music fading in and out as you explore. During the beta I played as human, undead, orc and night elf, and each race comes with its own history and its own future. Appearance is customizable enough that you don't "see yourself" walking around all that much, and the classes are all have strengths and weaknesses. Had great fun running down and slashing enemies with my undead warrior, enjoyed striking them with lightning from a distance with my orc shaman, smote the little beasties with my human priest and bound them with roots with my night elf druid. During that time I also learned how to make bandages and apply first-aid, fish, cook, and use herbs. It is no problem at all to create a character you will enjoy role-playing, and no, there is never another character out there just like yourself.

Of course, all that isn't taking in the social aspects of the game, which truly bring it up above and beyond the Morrowind experience.

I played mostly on the special Role-Playing servers, where there weren't alot of people casually chatting about server lag, Halo 2, etc. On the RP server you stayed in character as you played, whether you were whispering to a partner, speaking to those around you, talking among your party or chatting with guild-mates. I never had a problem with finding a group - in fact, many times I was invited into groups by strangers. The quests can be done solo but really are more fun with at least one other person, and a little easier as well. There are some speaking options for your character, as well as lots of fun emotes. You can sit or lie down, eat and drink, fish (fishing is great fun) swim and dive, dance (also great fun) and on and on, all with other people. It truly is a living world, sometimes helpful and friendly, sometimes busy and crass, but how can one really RP without a realistic world to RP in?

The worst part is, now that the beta is over I miss that world very much. It is a place you can casually go to, enjoy the experiece, and then return to at another time.

As far as the game itself, I ran it sucessfully on an old 1.1 Ghz desktop with an anceint video card without much trouble, though getting a new card and some memory definitly helped, especially with the detail and lighting of the graphics. The servers were impressively stalwart under the pressure of 500,000 beta-testers, and when they did go down, it wasn't for long and no data was lost.

I would definitly shell out $50 for simply an RPG of this caliber. To play with friends and other folks in a living world, with new quests, creatures and features constantly being added and such great support from the Blizzard staff, the monthly fee is hardly a thought. I'm building a new system partially just to play this game, and hope it is successful for a long, long time.

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