If games like Forza 2 and Gran Turismo are too technical for your liking, you may want to keep a lookout for Codemasters' latest offering that seems to have the best of both worlds – namely, a technically solid racing experience as well as car control that’s more accessible to the non-simulator loving folk. Add in an improved version of DiRT’s gorgeous engine and you have the recipe for awesomeness. We're told the game will release in India on all three platforms (Xbox360, PS3 and PC) by the first week of June itself.
Hyperkinetic combat... check. Speedy editing... check. Ballpoint pen fight... check. Car chases through a European city... check. Brutal finishers... check. If you haven’t guessed by now, developer High Moon Studios (Darkwatch) has been busy working on a game based on the Bourne franchise that basically covers all the above-mentioned stuff and will apparently shed some light on Bourne’s past in the form of playable missions (head here for a quick preview). The game should hit stores by the end of June, for both consoles.
If you’ve already played the game on the Xbox360, there’s not a lot of new content that would warranty a purchase, but if you missed it the first time round there’s a deep, lengthy, and rich action RPG waiting for you. And just so you know, EA has gone ahead and removed the anal copy protection system that plagued this noble title.
Snake’s back... 'nuff said.
You people who have bought this expensive gaming console(PS3) should be ashamed of yourself. Specially if you are from India. Such absurd pricing(>25k) is supported by unreasonable and immature buyers.You guys are wasting your or your parents hard earned money. I practice what I preach. I currently play PC and PS2 games(costs 60 to 100 Rs each).Its so easy for people to get sucked into buying these entertainment goods(like XBOX360 and PS3). Prices for these consoles would come down heavily by the end of 2009 until then we need to practice some self restraint. 
