Lots of video games tend to have their story centered upon evil, and how it manages to destroy everything in its path. This is usually because the main playable character is a good person who tries and eventually succeeds in overthrowing the balance of power and restoring peace, happiness and rainbows all around the ... |
30 July 2009
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Evil. It is the center point for a lot of video games these days, as many tell the story of a brave and good character going up against the forces of evil and eventually vanquishing them in a tour de force. After that, all is well in the land, peace reigns and everyone can start hugging puppies and kittens until they... |
3 July 2009
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Video games try to innovate, but they're usually quite run-of-the-mill boring when it comes to the overall story: you're a good guy on a mission to save someone you love or your own village/city/planet from destruction by the forces of evil that want nothing more than to see your demise. Not a lot of games... |
29 June 2009
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Overlord was a very interesting game, giving you the possibility to play as a dark warrior called, what else, the Overlord. You had the ability to summon little golem-like creatures called minions, which did all of your dirty work in battles and in other parts of the game. The story was quite unique, taking a very di... |
17 October 2008
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Overlord has been on the PC Market for some time and it even saw add-ons. Somebody at Codemasters thought this is the time to introduce some pure evil essence on the Playstation 3 and here we are today, with Overlord: Raising Hell shipping all over the world.Some of you might be unfamiliar with the entire setting of ... |
25 June 2008
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Everyone can agree that Sony needs to do something about the PS3's titles. There are just not enough out there to motivate potential buyers. However, just one great title could do the trick. One like Overlord. Yes, according to 1UP.com, "Triumph Studios, creators of Overlord, have a job posting where they'r... |
1 August 2007
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