This time round it appears that the partnership with the real-deal Blizzard dudes have paid off.
Compared to the previous “the-game-name-that-no-one-should-utter” game, we can pretty much expect things to get even better in the coming months. Support wise, with the full muscle and backing of Blizzard, the path to greatness could very well be paved.
Remember, US BNET in 60 days!
I for one remember the horrendous queue at The Burning Crusade launch event. And to think that time the only item that was given out was only the box set. This launch event in comparison was far more organized. Everything went into turbo overdrive by 4.30 p.m.
Okay enough grumbling, on with the good stuff! Let’s take a look at what the fellow fans who braved the Sun and persisted in getting their goody bags got a hold off.
Bonus round: I’ll give you a look at what Razer was handing out to the lucky draw winners as well!
Tears of joy: The second in line comforting the first (I made that up, just in case)
With just a month round the corner, there are plenty of burning questions that are pretty much left unanswered or given answers that did not quite go down that well with the forum crowd.
We at Qisahn.com would try our best to give customers the full picture in order for you guys to best determine which version to get when purchasing Starcraft II.
I would be trying my best to provide the facts and reserve judgement to you guys.
3rd Space Vest is produced by TN Games. It is a vest that allows you to feel the bullets when you play one of the many supported FPS. Imagine it as the opposite of bullet proof vest. continue reading »
We have ONE, just one, Beta Key to giveaway to one lucky winner.
All you have to do it hop on over to our fan page and share your old school Starcraft experiences on the wall.
Next, get as many friends as possible to “Like” your posting. It’s that easy!
Need an example? How about this:
I remember playing Starcraft in the LAN shops at Katong. Wasn’t very good at all and the only strategy I know was to turtle myself with bunkers and siege tanks and tech all the way to Battlecruisers. Yes, resources was unlimited so you could pretty much stay in one base the whole game. Zergs just met their doom under the sheer siege tank spam!
Too lazy to post on the wall? We have beta codes and the full game for sale as well. Email us!
To recap, the rules of the contest are:
Share your experiences on the Facebook Fan Page wall, use photos, videos, anything to get the message across
The only downside of the release date is that it totally misses the school holidays for Singapore by a mile.
The last RTS by Blizzard, Warcraft III, totally screwed up my studying schedule as it was also released in July in the lead up to my A levels. But that’s old news anyway.
We are currently looking in to expanding our game library to PC games as well, so watch out for it.
Lastly, we have one last copy of the full version game that comes with a Beta Key, do email us if you are interested!
Although I usually do not touch on PC games, this piece of news was too hard to pass up.
Collector’s Edition of every big title release appears to be a staple these days but i’m wondering if an artbook is really necessary. Give us something else please!
For USD$100, you would be getting:
The Art of StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty, a 176-page book featuring artwork from the game
An exclusive 2GB USB flash drive replica of Jim Raynor’s dog tag, which comes preloaded with the original StarCraft and the StarCraft: Brood War® expansion set
A behind-the-scenes DVD containing over an hour of developer interviews, cinematics with director’s commentary, and more
The official StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty soundtrack CD, containing 14 epic tracks from the game along with exclusive bonus tracks
StarCraft comic book issue #0, a prequel to the comic series
A World of Warcraft® mini Thor in-game pet that can be applied to all World of Warcraft characters on a single Battle.net account
Exclusive Battle.net downloadable content, including special portraits for your Battle.net profile, decals to customize your units in-game, and a visually unique version of the terran Thor unit
Comic book and a replica 2GB dog tag flash drive? Do want!
Priced the same as God of War III Ultimate Edition, I find this the better of the deal!
If EA can get away with yearly releases with FIFA, Capcom can surely be forgiven for releasing an update to their bread-and-butter fighting series.
It has been roughly a year since the first edition was released, and how would I know? Cos the last time I saw a mutual real life friend on the PSN was a year ago as told by my friends list. And the game we played? Street Fighter IV of course!
Anyway back to topic, here’s a quick rundown on why Super Street Fighter IV would be worth shelling out for.
10 new characters. New ultra combos for each character. New costumes (as if this mattered). New online tournament modes. And, existing owners ‘may’ get special content! My guess: All the paid DLC costumes *cough*ripoff*cough*
While the skeptics may think Capcom is simply out to rob the fellow gamer, I do feel that 10 new characters is brings plenty of variety to the already impressive roster. While many characters are basically differentiated archtypes, you cannot deny that fresh faces do bring a breath of fresh air to the series.
Still not convinced? Check this Ultra combo trailer out.
Zangief’s ultra is simply hilarious and Akuma’s a visual stunner.
Collector’s Edition of every big title release appears to be a staple these days but i’m wondering if an artbook is really necessary. Give us something else please!
