Games Generations

THQ promised and showcased some very good quality stuff for the new UFC Undisputed 2010. Gone is the motionless animations of the preceding game and they are replaced with much more dynamics. In mid-hold and prone positions, the fighters seem to be much more alive and you can see them breathing and struggling. You can just about sense the burn as your arms strain to break free of a hold. There are also brand new transitions between take downs.

You can switch to southpaw by clicking the right joystick and the game has added more front submissions, targeting systems, a reanimated clinch and fight animations. Penn Arm Trap THQ added Greco-Roman wrestling, Sambo style fighting and karate and if that is not enough, you can even put together your own move set.UFC 2010 has a roster of over 100 characters to choose from. Every UFC athlete in the game will be given the photo-realistic treatment to make your gaming experience as real as it can be without actually being in the octagon with Brock Lesnar.

1. Diablo
Diablo, a game by the legendary Blizzard studio (makers of Warcraft and Starcraft) is easily among the greatest RPGs ever created. Featuring a wide cast of characters, plenty of items to find, a huge tree of abilities and spells, and a very addictive, hack and slash game-play, Diablo ranks among the very best of computer games. It was followed by a sequel – Diablo 2.

2. Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
Often called the “never ending game”, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion is a massive achievement in game-making. You can play it for hundreds of hours just exploring various cities, castles, and dungeons. The options at your disposal are immense: a huge list of characters to pick from, a wide array of weaponary, and an impressive roster of spells. The graphics in this RPG are beautiful and will leave you wide eyed with wonder.

3. World of Warcraft
Even if you have never played a game before, undoubtedly, you’ve heard of World of Warcraft. This RPG has become a cultural phenomenon, account for over 8 million active players who log in everyday to be a part of the World of Warcraft universe. Also called a MMORPG (i.e. Massively Multiplayer Role Playing Game), it features open-ended gameplay, tons of interactivity, thousands of quests, and a huge world to explore. You can make new friends and spend hours upon hours in this game. Not for those who get addicted easily!