It has been one week since the most anticipated game that I can remember finally came to us. Halo: Reach is here and chances are if you have an Xbox 360, $60 laying around, free time, and even a small passion for gaming, you already bought the game on launch day. Furthermore, if you have a a lot of free time, willing to skip work/gym/family obligations/etc., you already beat the game like we did. Halo: Reach is a grand achievement and I could not think of a better way to spend my gaming time.

As I said above, you already own the game. What I will say won't persuade you to buy it or rent it or skip it. I do want to point out where I think Bungie excelled and where they may have fallen short. I think the campaign is awesome. The story is a little too much ODST and not enough Halo 3. There is a clear protagonist but he/she often is a background character. I do like how they tied the story into Halo: CE, but it could have used more. I'm not going to spoil anything. I would have liked more cameos. A lot more.

The new armor abilities are a welcome addition to the items from Halo 3. Sweet a gravity lift — this is going to help me how? Now I have a jetpack and you are all fucked. Much better. The DMR > Battle Rifle. The Magnum scoped pistol is a blast and a makes a great comeback. Since the enemies have a vastly improved AI, the need for ranged weapons is much increased. Taking into account the game will get progressively harder on co-op, you need to keep you distance and fight smart. If you try to rush enemies and melee, you will be dead. Even on Normal.

The multiplayer is perfect. Yes, I said it. Perfect. You can rank up by doing anything: Campaign, Matchmaking, Firefight, Forge, whatever. If you really care about ranking, hope into the Arena and test your mettle. If you want to play with friends, build Firefight levels, crank up the skulls, then do it. This game rewards you for playing however you want, whenever you want. The weekly and daily challenges from Bungie keep things fresh. I know there are not a lot of maps, but there will be more. Bungie has kept a team to fully support Reach for the near future. I'm sure the maps won't be free, but who cares? More Halo equals win.

I'd have to say that the release of Halo: Reach is somewhat bittersweet. As gamers, we did get the most complete Halo title to date. The sound and graphics are unmatched in the series. The multiplayer is huge and the new Forge World will let users make their own maps and game types of which Bungie will pick the best. There is not a better value out there for your money as far as games go. No one is entirely sure what will happen next with Halo. Does Master Chief crash on Marathon? Is it the Forerunner home planet? Will we ever see any of this again? My guess is yes. Until then, lose yourself in Halo: Reach.

If you have used HTC Desire or and heard about its performance, then you will be definitely quite excited to know that the company is churning two new handsets to extend the family. The latest Desire handsets by HTC are called Desire HD and Desire Z. It is great to learn that both the mobile phones will run on arguably the best mobile OS at present, which Android v2.2 (Froyo). One set resembles the genre of tablets and the other is a sliding keyboard handset. Both the handsets are attractive and will find their place in the market.

In terms of looks, both the phones are quite different. Desire Z is a slider with a difference, while HD comes with an insanely large touch screen display. The reason why the slider of the HTC Desire Z is different because it slides slightly upwards and then settles down smoothly, The keys are quite large, which ensures smooth and fast typing. The display size of the phone 3.7 inches and it is an S-LCD capacitive touch screen. It boasts 16 million colours and provides a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels.

On the other hand, the display of HTC Deisre HD is truly impressive. It brings on 4.3 inches S-LCD capacitive touch screen and provides a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. Both the mobile phones include HTC's updated Sense UI, which will enhance the performance of the handsets.

Desire HD measures 123 x 68 x 11.8 mm and it weighs 164 grams; while the Desire Z measures 119 x 60.4 x 14.2 mm and weighs 180 grams. The later has more weight, but the former consumers more space. However, both the phones are conveniently pocket-able.

The memory support of both the Desires is almost similar. Both Desire Z and Desire HD come with microSD card slot to enhance the storage capacity up to 32 GB. Internal memory 1.5 GB while Desire HD has 768 MB RAM and Desire Z has 512 MB RAM.

In terms of multimedia, Desire HD seems to be a leader, especially because of the camera. The device includes a super cool camera of 8 mega pixel, and Desire Z comes with a 5 mega pixel snapper. The common features of the camera are auto focus, geo tagging and face detection; while HD includes dual LED flash.

Both handsets are expected to arrive by October this year but if you can’t wait that long why not compare HTC mobiles

Sid Meier’s Civilization V – video game company Firaxis, fifth in a series of global turn-based strategy Civilization. Exit Games is scheduled for September 21, 2010. Available for download via Steam will be September 24, 2010.
In the games of the series Civilization player creates and develops a civilization from prehistoric times to the near future. In Civilization V will be presented hexagonal marking territory, where one hexagon can run only one combat unit, the new game engine and improved system of diplomacy. In addition, support will be further developed custom modifications and multiplayer mode. Among other changes, developers mention the opportunity to bombard the city siege-guns, not only with neighboring cells, as well as the growing influence of terrain on the outcome of the battle.

Developer: Firaxis Games
Publisher: 2K Games
Genres: Strategy (Turn-based / Grand strategy) / 3D
Language: English
Voice set Language: English
Size: 3.83 GB

Recommended:
- OS: Windows ® Vista SP2 / Windows ® 7
- Processor: 1.8 GHz Quad Core CPU
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Disk: 8 GB Free
- DVD-ROM: Required for disc-based installation
- Video: 512 MB ATI 4800 series or better, 512 MB nVidia 9800 series or better
- Sound: DirectX 9.0c-compatible sound card
- DirectX: DirectX version 11

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