F1 2013

Make history in FORMULA ONE™! F1™ 2013 features all the cars, stars and circuits from the 2013 FIA FORMULA ONE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP™ plus, for the first time, classic content. F1 Classics is an expansive new game mode, introduced by legendary broadcaster Murray Walker, in which you’ll race legendary drivers in famous cars on iconic circuits from the 1980s. This classic content can be played in a range of modes including split-screen and online multiplayer. F1 2013 also features all of the new drivers, team moves, tyre changes and remodelled handling to recreate the thrill of racing 2013’s stunning roster of FORMULA ONE cars. New enhancements, improvements plus new, expanded and returning game modes combine to deliver the most complete simulation of a FORMULA ONE season in videogame history.

F1 CLASSICS

Introduced by legendary broadcaster Murray Walker, race legends of the sport in classic cars on famous tracks in solo, split-screen and online multiplayer modes

GRAND PRIX MODE RETURNS

Step into the shoes of your favourite driver and compete in a single race, full or custom season in the pursuit of racing glory

EXPANDED YOUNG DRIVERS TEST

Based on the real world event, the Young Driver Test is expanded in F1 2013 to give you all the techniques to progress from rookie to elite driver

GLORIOUS FORMULA ONE

F1 2013 will immerse players in the world’s most visually striking sport with new graphical improvements and more realistic AI driver behaviour

Title: F1 2013
Genre: Racing, Simulation, Sports
Developer: Codemasters Birmingham
Publisher: Codemasters
Release Date: Oct 4, 2013

F1 2013-RELOADED
SIZE: 5.5 GB

PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate

You’re Tikiman and you have to build towers to thwart monsters cruising through the forest looking to eat your Tikibabies. You do this by walking up to trees and spending gold to craft cannons to fight ground troops or anti-air guns to attack flying beasts. Defeat the villains, get more gold, and build more weapons or unlock new armaments so that you survive the set number of waves.


It’s a fun gameplay flow that had me all over the emotional spectrum in the best way possible. The goal is to “rainbow” levels by finishing the waves without losing a baby. When a crossbow took out the final spider in spitting distance of my offspring, I cheered. When I was on the second-to-last wave and a shielded bat somehow made it through my anti-air guns, I cursed. Even when I felt like I was winning, I’d see the countdown to the next wave and know the battle was far from over.


PixelJunk Monsters is an unforgiving game if you’re looking to perfect every level, but it is beatable and screwing up a level multiple times only makes your rainbow that much sweeter. Sure, it'll take practice and patience (which many of us don't have), but even when you're getting beatdown, you'll want to come back for another go.


Once you get the flow of battle down, you can start experimenting with the gems you’ve earned. Do you use them to unlock more powerful weapons like the mortar tower or spend them to level-up the towers you’ve already built? Once you learn an enemy's attack pattern, what are the strategic choke points you can exploit to decimate forces? These are those “ah-ha” moments in PixelJunk that erase humiliating defeats and make it worth playing. Betting all your gems on an upgrade plan and having it decimate a conga line of rock monsters -- that’s the good stuff.


More good stuff? The presentation. From the crisp 2D playing field to the enchanting music to the fact that Tikiman dances around towers to level them up, PixelJunk is adorable. There’s a reason why this game has a spot on both IGN’s PSN and PSP Top 25 Lists, and it’s because it balances the sweet and the sour so well.


But the fact that Double Eleven really just added touch screen controls (which work well) is a red flag for PixelJunk veterans. If you’ve had your PixelJunk fill, move on; there’s nothing to see here. Again, this is a HD port of PixelJunk Monsters Deluxe, which was itself a port of the PS3 PixelJunk Monsters and its DLC, PixelJunk Monsters Encore. So, this HD version looks like the HD original; it’s the PS3 visuals in your pocket. These games were all great, but if you’ve played them, you’ve played them. Perhaps a new Trophy list (comprised of a bunch of Bronzes) or just the desire to play again will bring you back, but you’ll know what you’re getting into.


PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate 551.19mb

Record of Agarest War

At the dawn of time, a terrible war raged between the forces of good and evil, ending in the destruction of the world of Agarest. After their victory, the Gods of Light unified the decaying bodies of the Gods of Darkness and created a new world. At the dawn of time, a terrible war raged between the forces of good and evil, ending in the destruction of the world of Agarest. After their victory, the Gods of Light unified the decaying bodies of the Gods of Darkness and created a new world.

Now, the forces of darkness are awakening once again…

• Choose the path of Darkness or Light through a truly epic story, spanning multiple generations
• Battle hundreds of different creatures using an array of character abilities, in a compelling and innovative turn-based combat system
• Build your ultimate army of warriors and master Extra Skills, Special Arts and Over Kills to defeat colossal enemies!
• Unite with your chosen heroine and use the “Soul Breed” system to shape the fate of the next generation of heroes

Agarest: Generations of War includes many unique features that cannot be found in any other Strategy Role Playing Game. Here’s a summary of some of the best:
Extended Area

Extended Area is the “Linked Area” set for both your party and your enemies. Each character in the game has a uniquely shaped extended area. When a character’s turn comes around, all other characters in the Extended Area of the character in play (and characters in the extended areas of those characters!) can combine in an extended attack. This allows you to chain your party’s attacks together, allowing access to more Arts and huge Combos!

Blacksmith’s Guild
You can upgrade various Items and Equipment at the Blacksmith’s Guild in two different ways:

By Enhancement: You can enhance equipment to a maximum of Level 5. Once an Item is enhanced to Level 5, you can convert the Item, changing it into something else. This process is irreversible and the original item is lost. Experimentation reveals some great new items!

Through Alchemy: Alchemy allows you to combine several items to create a single, more powerful piece of equipment. While you lose the items used in the alchemy, you gain a powerful new piece of equipment and permanent access to your new item in the Shop! Alchemy can create powerful new weapons and armour but occasionally a Smithing Accident will occur and the smith will create a different item than what you expected!

The “Soul Breed” system
Agarest takes place across 5 generations of heroes, starting with your first character, Leonhardt. During each generation you will build relationships with 3 different female party members, and at the end of each generation’s story arc you must choose to marry one of the girls.

Your choice of marriage partner is restricted to girls who’ve grown fond of you over a particular generation. Your options are determined by your choices during conversations at certain points of the story.

The girl you choose as your wife – and the strength of their relationship with you – will determine the abilities of the main character in the next generation of the story. You’ll have to experience multiple play throughs to see all of the character possibilities open to you! What heroes might you create?

Title: Agarest: Generations of War
Genre: Adventure, RPG, Strategy
Developer: Ghostlight
Publisher: Ghostlight
Release Date: Oct 3, 2013

Agarest Generations of War-RELOADED
SIZE: 4.80 GB