METI stories - Page 129

From the co-creator of Age of Empires, Titan Quest is an all-new RPG set in the mythical worlds of ancient Greece, Egypt, Babylon, China and Mongolia (phew).

Canon NZ partners with Renaissance Brands to dive into untapped vertical markets, eyeing unique opportunities for mutual growth.

Renaissance Brands’ general manager, Mark Dasent, explains changes the company has undergone, how they affect the channel, and what they can offer you today.

Climax’s Moto GP series has landed on the Xbox 360, and it’s immediately one of the most solid and beautiful racers on the console.

Kingdom Hearts II revisits and concludes the heart-tugging saga, blending confusion and splendour in a journey of friendship, combat, and Disney magic.

HOMMV revives classic turn-based strategy with enthralling fantasy worlds, new hero abilities, and a purely magical focus, enhancing the series' legacy.

As a stand-alone RPG Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King is a good game, actually no, it’s an excellent game.

Me and My Katamari rolls onto handhelds, offering a unique, addictive experience with its simple yet surreal gameplay.

Spartan: Total Warrior puts players in the role of ‘The Spartan’, a warrior who must fight against Emperor Tiberius’s roman empire.

Step up your fitness game at home with EyeToy: Kinetic for PS2, blending tech and exercise for immersive workouts. Say goodbye to couch-potato gaming!.

The Spiderman 2 game has graced almost every major platform available, and why not? It’s well designed, looks good, and most importantly, it’s great fun.

Sir Daniel Fortesque returns in MediEvil Resurrection on PSP, bringing undead heroics and arm-tossing action to the handheld console.

Dragon-Hide Underwear's Untold Legends for the PSP is a captivating hack 'n' slash RPG game that offers hours of immersive gameplay.

Xbox gamers eagerly await conversion of best-selling PS2 game, San Andreas, featuring a new playable character and huge open world.

Dive into the heart of urban warfare in Close Combat: First to Fight, navigating Beirut's war-torn streets with your elite Marine fire team.

Stolen fails to fully execute its compelling stealth concept, offering mediocre gameplay that lacks the finesse of its inspirations.

The Nintendo DS does have a pretty impressive launch line up, mostly original titles that haven’t appeared anywhere else before.

Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory offers new tricks and open-ended gameplay in the latest instalment of the stealth action franchise.