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New to the series is the “My Player” feature, a career mode similar to the “Road to the Show” feature in MLB 10: The Show in which the player shepherds a player’s career from the minors to the majors. This is the most anticipated feature and MLB Today will be incorporated in My Player. Other features from the previous game have been improved or tweaked, including hitting and pitching. The game will also feature “MLB Today”, an online ticker that tracks real-life baseball news and scores. With the MLB Today feature you can also play the same game that is being played in the real MLB. For example, if the New York Yankees are playing the Boston Red Sox and C.C. Sabathia is pitching, in the game he will be pitching along with the same lineup that is being used.

The commentary has been improved as well, which analyze stats from the current year, the previous year, the previous series, and so forth. The crowd noise has also been reworked and sounds better than any previous version. [4]

The Franchise Mode has been enhanced as well. Players can choose multiple teams and run their franchise, and can make staff personnel decisions. There are now 40 man rosters for Spring Training and September call ups. Players also have a minor league system that run from Single A through Triple A. Players can draft players from the high school, college, and amateur league level. Teams now receive compensatory draft picks from Type A and B free agents as well. Players can invite friends to play against them within the Franchise Mode, as well as online player updates.

Like NBA 2K10, Major League Baseball 2K10 celebrates its 10th anniversary, harkening back to its Sega Dreamcast origins as World Series Baseball, though the series began in 1994 with the Sega Genesis release of World Series Baseball.

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Memory: 512 MB or more (1 GB for Vista)
Hard Drive: 9.5 GB or more free space
Video Card (graphics): DirectX 9.0a Compatible Graphics card with 128 MB or more memory and one of the following chipsets is required: ATI x1300 or better / NVIDIA 6600 or better | DirectX 9.0c compatible card with Shader Model 3.0 support.
Sound Card: DirectX 9.0c compatible
DirectX: DirectX 9.0c
Disc Drive: 8x or faster DVD drive
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DCS: Black Shark is a simulation of the Russian Ka-50 attack helicopter and is the first simulation module of the Digital Combat Simulator series by The Fighter Collection and Eagle Dynamics.

DCS: Black Shark can be played as the most realistic combat helicopter simulation ever created for the PC with authentic flight dynamics and systems modeling. Black Shark may also be played as a console-style arcade game for the casual gamer.

A detailed and accurate 330,000 sq km depiction of the western Caucasus region serves as the battlefield and includes a broad array of eastern and western air, land and sea units.

Each air, land and sea unit is accurately modeled to include detailed models, weapon systems, movement dynamics and artificial intelligence. Each bullet, rocket, shell or bomb fired is modeled in detail for accurate performance.

Powerful and easy to use Mission and Campaign Editors are provided to allow creation of user-created missions and campaigns. Non-linear campaigns are provided with unlimited replayability. Multiplayer game play is provided to include both cooperative play using the Ka-50 data link and head-to-head. Multiplayer supports up to 16 players.

A set of detailed training missions, single missions and a campaign are included.

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* Detailed modeling and control of engine, fuel, hydraulics, electrical, navigation, radio, fire suppression, sensor, and weapon systems (casual game play modes also available).

* Advanced weapon physics for missiles, rockets and cannon rounds to include ricochets.

* Detailed simulation of the “Shkval” optical targeting system and the “Vikhr” anti-tank guided missile system that allows attacks on both ground and air units.

* Accurate emulation of both the “ABRIS” moving map navigation system and “Skosok” night vision goggles for day and night missions.

    * Windows XP, Vista
    * CPU P4 2GHz, RAM 2 GB
    * Video 256MB RAM, compatible with DirectX9
    * 5GB of HDD space
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Embrace the competitive spirit of the world’s most prestigious sporting event and represent your country as you compete for the highest honor – the Gold.

Appearing on next-gen consoles, the game delivers a far more entertaining and immersive Olympic experience with superior graphics capturing the fine emotional detail of each event where a fraction of a second means the difference between winning and losing. With brand new gameplay mechanics challenging your time, speed, and coordination, you will strive to break records alone or with up to seven friends online as you lead the US team to victory in 38 authentic Olympic events.

• Olympic Games Mode: Organize your daily schedule and customize your national teams with players skilled in agility, power, stamina and speed for competition across 38 events. With up to three friends, participate in either single-event or multi-event challenges in Competition mode.

• New Gameplay Mechanics: There are a variety of controls across all events, including a time-based system where timing, power and angle are essential, a rhythm-based method that requires increasing and sustaining speed, and a targeting system to help you hit targets accurately.

• In the Zone: This gameplay feature puts you right into the athlete’s mind and closer to the action than ever, with time to accurately control every move.

• Global Online Competition: For the first time in Olympic video games history you can compete online. Competitions, exhibition events and leaderboards allow you to become the ultimate Olympic armchair athlete.

• Capturing the Olympic Spirit: As the only 2008 official Olympic video game, Beijing 2008 offers full Olympic branding and transports you right into the heart of the action in ultra-realistic recreations of the Beijing stadiums.

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MINIMUM

1.2GHz Processor

256MB RAM

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1GB RAM

750MB Hard Disk Space

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The game continues shortly after the events of Assassin’s Creed, where Desmond is observing the cryptic messages written in blood, on his bedroom wall. Desmond’s prolonged exposure to the Animus has resulted in a “bleeding effect”; he assimilates his ancestor’s traits and abilities. Altaïr’s eagle vision allows Desmond to see the writing that has been washed away.

Lucy Stillman suddenly arrives at Desmond’s cell, and quickly ushers him into the Animus. Desmond briefly experiences the birth of his ancestor, Ezio Auditore da Firenze, while Lucy makes a copy of the Animus’ memory. The two then proceed to escape Abstergo, to one of the Assassins’ hideouts. After being introduced to fellow modern Assassins Shaun and Rebecca, Lucy explains that with their numbers dwindling, they require Desmond to assist them by becoming an Assassin. In order to do so, Lucy intends to train Desmond by exploiting the Animus’ bleeding effect, by absorbing years of experience within days. The Assassins have copied and created their own version of the Animus, labeled the Animus 2.0, and Desmond proceeds to enter Ezio’s life.

Ezio’s life takes place in the late 15th century in Italy during the Renaissance, approximately 300 years after Altaïr’s time. In 1476, young Ezio is currently living the life of a noble in Florence. He gets into a fight with Vieri Pazzi, the son of a prominent family, who insults his parents. After being reprimanded by his elder brother, Frederico, and his father, Giovanni, Ezio performs some tasks for his family, such as delivering a message for his father, and carrying some paintings with Leonardo da Vinci. His father and another man, Uberto Alberti, are seen discussing secret matters that seem urgent.

Eventually, guards raid the Auditore home and arrest Ezio’s father, Giovanni, his older brother, Frederico, and his younger brother, Petruccio. His mother and sister go into hiding with their servant Anetta. After meeting his father, Ezio retrieves several items hidden in his home, which include an Assassin’s outfit, a broken hidden blade, and several documents. Ezio delivers the letter containing evidence of the Auditore’s innocence to Uberto, who promises to defend them at their hearing, but claims to have received no such thing on that day, and the three Auditores are hanged. Swearing vengeance, Ezio meets Paola of the Courtesans, who is taking care of his mother, Maria, and sister, Claudia. Ezio is taught the elements of stealth, and meets with Leonardo da Vinci, who decrypts one of Ezio’s documents and uses it to repair his hidden blade. Ezio then proceeds to assassinate Uberto.

Now a wanted criminal, Ezio flees Florence with Maria and Claudia, heading to his family villa in the Tuscan countryside. While fending off an attack by Vieri Pazzi, he meets his uncle Mario and his mercenaries, who assist him. At the villa, Mario tells Ezio of his Assassin heritage, who had thought his father was simply a banker. Ezio is incredulous, and states his intention to flee to Italy, but Mario implores him to stay and fight the Pazzi and Templars, and trains him how to fight, while encouraging him to become an assassin.

After assassinating Vieri Pazzi, Ezio learns of additional conspirators involved in his father and brothers’ deaths. Mario introduces Ezio to various items in the villa, one being a set of armor belonging to Altaïr. He is also shown several pages of the Codex, one of which was what Leonardo had decrypted. Written by Altaïr, the Codex is a set of memoirs describing his experiences and thoughts after retrieving the Apple of Eden, and also contains designs and sketches of several things, such as a miniature firearm, and a new type of metal. Over the next decade, Ezio assassinates many of the conspirators, with the assistance of several new allies, and Leonardo’s developments, based on the designs from the Codex.

Eventually, Desmond is pulled out of the Animus, as Lucy calls it a day. She tests the retention of Desmond’s skills, and notes a great amount of progress, although Desmond is suffering from minor detrimental effects, such as brief hallucinations of the past. Desmond appears to black out and has an extended, vivid hallucination or dream of Altaïr pursuing Maria, a Templar who Altaïr had spared, and proceeding to romance her. Afterwards, Desmond expects to continue following Altaïr but the memory is now following Maria. Desmond wakes up, feeling confused.

Returning back into the Animus, Ezio continues his pursuit. Once nearly all of the conspirators are dead, only Rodrigo Borgia still remains, and was the center of the conspiracy. Ezio learns that Rodrigo has retrieved the Apple of Eden from Cyprus, and his men are delivering it to him. With all of Ezio’s past allies suddenly appearing, they aid Ezio in reclaiming the Apple of Eden, but Rodrigo flees. After the battle, Ezio learns that all of his allies are Assassins, and were all guiding him throughout his life. Although Rodrigo had called himself a prophet, the Assassins state that Ezio may be the prophet described in the Codex. Letting go of the idea of revenge, Ezio is officially inducted as an Assassin.

Some sort of problem occurs with the Animus, and several memories are skipped, lapsing forward to the year 1499. With the Apple of Eden, and the completed Codex, they locate the position of the “vault”, for which the prophet may find. The location is found to be in the Vatican, where Rodrigo Borgia has now become Pope Alexander VI. As Pope, Rodrigo also possesses the papal staff, another Piece of Eden. Ezio attempts to assassinate Rodrigo, but fails, and Rodrigo attempts to use the staff and the Apple of Eden to open the vault. Ezio intercepts him, sparing his life, and enters the vault instead.

Within the vault, Ezio encounters a hologram in the form of a woman. Ezio asks if they are gods, but she states that she is one of those “who came before” and was once known as “Minerva”, though she has had other names such as Merva, while others had Juno and Jupiter, formerly Uni and Tinia. Minerva explains that her brethren had formerly lived alongside humanity, and had evolved them. However, due to humanity’s violent and primitive ways, they eventually fell apart, with Minerva still continuing to wonder if they could live together. Ezio says that he is confused, but Minerva tells him to stay quiet; she is actually speaking through him, as he is the prophet. Minerva explains the occurrence of a disaster that destroyed their civilization, and that it will occur again. She directly addresses Desmond, saying that “The rest is up to you”. Greatly confused, Ezio questions who Desmond is, but the hologram fades, and the Animus is shut down.

Abstergo has located and attacked their hideout, prompting Shaun and Rebecca to pull Desmond out of the Animus. While the two pack everything, Lucy and Desmond try to buy time, with Desmond receiving an Assassin’s hidden blade and using it with great proficiency. Desmond confronts Vidic, but he flees, and the group evacuate to another safehouse. Lucy prepares to review the tapes of Desmond’s latest session, noting how the situation has escalated dramatically, and speculating on the possibility of an event such as the Sun’s Geomagnetic reversal. Rebecca prepares the Animus for Desmond to search for artifacts or clues that may help them.

During Desmond’s time in the Animus, he also encounters a series of out-of-place glyphs, located throughout his memories. The glyphs are found to be the same ones drawn on Desmond’s bedroom wall in Abstergo, and analysis reveals that they contain computer code, hidden in the Animus. “Subject 16″, the Animus user preceding Desmond, had placed the encrypted code as a message, and Lucy had taken this data along with the copy of the Animus’ memory. The encrypted code contains a great number of historical artworks, photographs, and messages, past and present, implicating a great number of prominent events and figures with the Templars, and Pieces of Eden. Unlocking all of the glyphs reveals a brief video, labeled with “Subject 16, Session 12, Classified Date B.C.E.” A man and woman rush through a garden-like area and a futuristic complex, with a glimpse of other people manufacturing something. On the roof of the complex, the woman holds up the Apple of Eden, and she and the man identify each other as Adam and Eve.

Processor: Dual core processor 2.6 GHz Intel® Pentium® D or AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 3800+ (Intel Core® 2 Duo 2.2 GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ or better recommended)

RAM: 3 GB Windows XP / 2 GB Windows Vista

Video Card: 256 MB DirectX® 10.0-compliant video card or DirectX 9.0-compliant card with Shader Model 3.0 or higher (see supported list)*

Sound Card: DirectX 9.0 or 10.0-compliant sound card (5.1 sound card recommended)

DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0 or 10.0 libraries (included on disc)

DVD-ROM: DVD-ROM dual-layer drive

Hard Drive Space: 12GB

Peripherals Supported: Keyboard, mouse, optional controller (Xbox 360® Controller for Windows recommended)

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The game is a mascot kart racing game, very similar to other games in its genre like Mario Kart, Konami Krazy Racers and Crash Team Racing. Characters race through various race circuits themed on different Sega franchises and collect power-ups to boost their speed or hamper their opponents. The items have a rock-paper-scissors effect, in which certain items can be used to defend against others. Also, on occasions when players get three of one item, they can choose to fire/activate them at the same time. Additional boost can be earned by successfully executing drifts (with longer drifts earning more boost), or performing tricks while in midair. Like Sumo’s previous Sega game, Sega Superstars Tennis, each character has a special ability (called an “All-Star Move”) unique to them that they may use to their advantage (such as Sonic transforming into Super Sonic and AiAi riding in marbles), which they can obtain if they are running behind in the race. How long each All-Star move lasts depends on the character’s current position. Due to network latency issues, All-Star Moves are not featured in online races.[6]

Vehicles are separated into three different categories: cars, bikes and hovercrafts. As the terrain on the tracks will vary, vehicles can be either assisted or hindered by the surfaces they drive upon. Cars vary in weight and speed, with some performing better on some terrains than others. Bikes have fast acceleration and can also perform ground tricks for extra boost, but can easily be bullied by heavier vechiles. Hovercrafts are not affected by any terrain and are able to perform multiple tricks after a jump, but they have poorer handling and have low acceleration. All of the vehicles also have their own specific engine sounds.

By playing through the game, players can earn Sega Miles that can be spent in the in-game shop to unlock additional content such as characters, tracks, and songs.[7] The game features a total of 24 tracks based on locations from Sonic Heroes, Super Monkey Ball, Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg, Jet Set Radio Future, Samba de Amigo, and The House of the Dead.[8]

There are four single player modes; Grand Prix, Single Race, Missions and Time Trials[9][10][11], whilst modes for split-screen multiplayer, playable with up to 4 players, include Free Race, Arena, King of the Hill, Collect the Emeralds and Capture the Chao.[12] The game also has customizable multiplayer options for up to eight players online (four players on DS version, no online support for PC version).

The soundtrack for the game consists of various old and new tracks from the various Sonic and Sega franchises, though it also features original songs by various artists including Richard Jacques. Each course starts with one track, with more being unlocked as players earn Sega Miles. The Nintendo DS version of the game features MIDI versions of the tracks arranged by Allister Brimble and Anthony Putson of Orchestral Media Developments.[7] The main theme song of the game is “So Much More…” by singer Bentley Jones

Minimum System Requirements

OS: Windows XP/Vista

Processor: Pentium 4 @ 3.2 GHz/Athlon 64 3000+ or Equivalent

Memory: 1 GB (2 GB on Vista)

Hard Drive: 6 GB Free

Video Memory: 256 MB (NVIDIA GeForce 7600/AT Radeon X1300)

Sound Card: DirectX Compatible

DirectX: 9.0c

Keyboard and Mouse

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Recommended System Requirements

OS: Windows XP/Vista (SP1)

Processor: Intel Core 2 DUO @ 2.4 GHz/Athlon 64 X2 4200+

Memory: 1.5 GB (2 GB+ on Vista)

Hard Drive: 7 GB Free

Video Memory: 512 MB (NVIDIA GeForce 8800/ATI Radeon HD 3800)

Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Sound Card

DirectX: 9.0c or 10

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Gameplay in Battlefield: Bad Company 2 resembles that of Battlefield: Bad Company and takes place in the mountainous regions along the borders of Russia, among other places. Bad Company 2 will include locations in snowy mountains, dense jungles, and also sandy deserts within both story mode and multiplayer mode. The game allows players to play through missions using any tactics they choose. Like its predecessor, Bad Company 2 features destructible environments. However, more destruction is now possible; players can now completely destroy a building rather than just its walls. Bad Company 2 and Battlefield Vietnam are the only two games in the series to have blood in them without a third-party modification.

Multiplayer will allow players to choose from a set of weapon kits before each spawn, the number of which has been further reduced from Bad Company’s five down to four: “Assault,” “Engineer,” “Recon,” and “Medic,” removing the “Specialist” kit, whose compact assault rifle and C4 abilities have been split between the “Engineer” and “Recon” classes, respectively.[citation needed]

A customizable weapon selection menu is also new to the Bad Company series (similar to unlocks in Battlefield 2 and Battlefield 2142), giving players the choice of different ACOGs or reflex sights, including short or long barrel grenade launchers; these are also chosen before each match.

Each match will give players experience points, allowing them to level to multiple ranks as they did in the previous series. Experience points will be gained by each opponent killed and destroying the respective objectives. The points gained will be displayed in the screen.

A dog tag system coined from a similar system in Battlefield 2142 and Battlefield: Bad Company will allow players to collect an opponent’s tag when killing by melee.

There will be new vehicles in Bad Company 2, such as the UH-60 Black Hawk, a quad bike, a two-man patrol boat, and an AA-gun mounted on a light tank.

Minimum System Requirements
OS: Windows XP
Processor: Core 2 DUO @ 2 GHz
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 15 GB for Digital Version, 10 GB for Disc Version
Video Memory: 256 MB (NVIDIA GeForce 7800GT/ATI X1900)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 9.0c
Keyboard and Mouse
DVD Rom Drive

Recommended System Requirements
OS: Windows Vista/7
Processor: Any Quadcore Processor
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 15 GB for Digital Version, 10 GB for Disc Version
Video Memory: 512 MB (NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260)
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible
DirectX: 10
Keyboard and Mouse
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Intel Processor    -       Core 2 Duo E6400 2.13GHz
AMD Processor    -     Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 4800+
Nvidia Graphics Card    -     Geforce 8800 GTS
ATI Graphics Card    -     Radeon HD 2900 XT 512MB
RAM Memory    -     2 GB
Hard Disk Space    -     10 GB
Direct X    -     9

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Bolt is a video game available for Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo DS. It is based on the Disney film Bolt.[1]

By using Bolt’s super powers the player can fight enemies. New powers, such as Superbark and Laser Eyes, can be unlocked during the game.

The levels are shared between Bolt and Penny. Bolt has super powers whereas Penny has maneuverability by using her Wheelbar.

However, the game focuses on Bolt’s fake TV life, not the actual movie storyline.

Penny’s father has been kidnapped by the evil Dr. Calico, and Penny and Bolt must travel through five different countries to rescue him.

All of this is actually on TV, and Rhino the hamster is watching a DVD pack of all the 25 Bolt episodes; Possibly at the rural home at the end of the film with Bolt’s family (Penny, Mittens, Bolt himself, and Penny’s Mother). However, the player does not see Rhino, only hearing him. But on the Nintendo DS you can play a mini game called Rhino’s Mission, where you go through mazes and avoid obstacles, like cannons. and also he had an introduction sequence in the game where he was starting the dvd. saying it had 940 episodes of bolt, even though the game actually has 25.

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

OS: Windows XP/Vista

CPU: Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz or AMD Athlon 64 3500+

RAM: 1 GB MB RAM or higher

HDD: 5 GB free disk space or more

Graphics: 128 MB or higher

DirectX: Version 9.0c

RECOMMENDED REQUIREMENTS

OS: Windows XP/Vista

CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo, AMD 64 X2 5000+ or AMD Phenom

RAM: 2 GB MB RAM or higher

HDD: 10 GB free disk space or more

Graphics: 256 MB or higher (Pixel Shader 3.0, PCIe only) *

DirectX: Version 9.0c

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Combat primarily consists of encounters with the angry souls of monks and climbers who are trapped in Bardo, a spiritual realm in between this life and the next. The player must stun the enemies and make gestures with the Wii Remote to free their souls. The game will also make use of other features of the Wii Remote, such as its built-in speaker.

Plot

Cursed Mountain is set in the late 1980s, due to the lack of technology available in the time period. The entire course of the game takes place on a mountain in the Himalayas named Chomolonzo, which the natives call “the Sacred One”. The protagonist, Eric Simmons, is searching for his lost brother, Frank, who was hired by Edward Bennett to retrieve a sacred artifact called a terma. The goddess of the mountain became angry, and she bestowed a powerful curse upon Chomolonzo, trapping Frank and everyone who could not escape in time. The storyline of the game is heavily influenced by Buddhism and Tibetan folklore.

Processor : Intel Pentium IV at 3.2 GHz

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Memory : 1 GB RAM (2 GB Recommended)

Hard Disk : 8 GB of free Hard Drive Space

Operating System : Microsoft Windows XP / Windows Vista

Sound Card : DirectX Compatible

Direct X : 9.0c

Controls : Keyboard & Mouse

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Player creation and character classes

Although most of the game’s screen shots and concept art show the same “default” male Commander Shepard, it is possible for the player to fully customize his or her character’s appearance, sex, abilities and even military background.[14]

The game includes six character classes.[15] Each class contains several “talents”; as each talent is leveled, the character either gains stats (extra health, stamina, etc), unlocks new abilities (for example leveling the Shotgun talent unlocks the “Carnage” ability, which allows the character to fire a concentrated explosive blast from the shotgun), or unlocks other talents. Each class also possesses a unique talent with the same name as its respective class; the characters may also have talents tied to their background.[16] Characters who have reached level 20 will unlock a “Rogue VI” side-mission on Luna (Earth’s moon) in the Sol System, upon completion of which, allows the player to choose one new specialist class. This unlocks one new “bar” of talents which can be earned. The specialist classes the character is offered depend on the base class.

When characters are first created, six classes are available: Soldier, Engineer, Adept, Infiltrator, Sentinel, and Vanguard. Soldiers are the most skilled with weaponry, Engineers make use of the omni-tool and tech-abilities and the Adept are the best at using biotic powers. The other three classes are combinations of the first three. Infiltrators are a combination of Soldiers and Engineers, the Sentinel is a combination between the Engineer and the Adept, and the Vanguard are a combination of the Soldier and the Adept. While the combination classes don’t have the focus of the main classes, they are versatile and offer unique gameplay opportunities (e.g. Vanguards have access to half of the soldier skills and half of the Adept skills).

Players also have some control over their character’s backstory. They are able to choose either to have been a “spacer” (born and bred in space), a “colonist” (born on one of Earth’s extrasolar colonies), or an “Earthborn” (hailing from the streets of one of Earth’s cities). They also choose whether they have been the sole survivor of a terrible battle, a war hero, or a ruthless soldier. These backgrounds have only a small effect in the game, although many characters reference the player’s chosen background when talking to Commander Shepard, and these can also affect whether some sidequests become available or not. Except in a few situations, the player’s background does not directly affect the player’s dialogue choices.

[edit] Dialogue and morality

Previous BioWare titles such as Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic and Jade Empire employed a conversation system where the player chose from several responses after non-player characters (NPCs) had finished speaking. Mass Effect has a system in which responses to NPCs are displayed as the general tone of the message, rather than a word-for-word transcription of the message (e.g., if the player chooses “You’re worrying too much,” Shepard might actually say, “You always expect the worst”).

A radial command menu, divided into six equal sections like a pie chart, is shown at the bottom of the screen when a conversation is initiated. Each section is assigned a brief description of the response’s intent, usually a short phrase such as “What’s going on?” The response is selected by moving the analog stick (or the mouse in the Windows version) in the direction of the desired response on the circle and pressing a button. The command menu is organized such that each section is assigned a particular inclination (being nice, aggressive, etc.), so that after players have become comfortable with the system they no longer have to read the menu, and are able to respond appropriately, immediately, if desired. BioWare intended the system to allow the game to be more cinematic and free players from reading large amounts of dialogue, as would be required with the commonly used system of simply having the player choose from complete, sometimes long, written statements.[17][18]

Dialogue is central to the game’s morality system. The side story and the number of character interaction choices in Mass Effect are affected by the player’s chosen morality. Unlike in BioWare’s previous titles, emphasis on becoming a pure “good” or pure “evil” character is lessened. The overall story is also affected by the player’s personal choices. Project Director Casey Hudson of BioWare has said “[the player's] style of play throughout the game will result in diverging endings that determine the fate of humanity itself,” affecting not only the first installment, but also the planned sequels.[19] Morality is mostly determined by the player’s choices during conversations.[17]

Hudson has further stated that instead of the “good” and “evil” approach that past BioWare games have taken, Mass Effect morality is based on giving points as a “Paragon” for choosing more polite and professional military actions, or as a “Renegade” for taking a more ruthless and take-no-prisoners approach. “Paragon” and “Renegade” points are scored on two separate scales (i.e. taking a “Paragon” option does not negate a past “Renegade” option), as opposed to other BioWare titles such as Knights of the Old Republic in which morality points were scored on a single scale so that making a “Light Side” choice negated the morality change characters underwent for making a “Dark Side” choice. NPCs react differently to a character depending on their past morality choices.[20]

[edit] Combat and abilities

The Windows version of Mass Effect features a different HUD than the original Xbox 360 version.

Combat in Mass Effect takes place in real time, but the player can pause at any time to change the squad’s weapons, select different abilities for the squad members to use, or to give general squad orders. The player and his allies use firearms (modifiable with various upgrades throughout the game), Tech abilities (to interfere with enemy equipment and abilities), and biotics (similar to magical attacks or Force powers in other games) to fight their enemies. Players directly control their character’s actions as well as their squadmates’ attacks, but cannot take direct command of their squadmates. They can, however, issue commands using the directional pad,[17] allowing the player to tell other characters to get behind cover, regroup, attack a specific target, or to scout ahead. Weapons and abilities of the squad members are selected via the use of two “wheel” interfaces: one for the weapons at the squad’s disposal, and the other listing the available powers of each squad member and their respective recharge times. The command interface was reworked for the Windows version into displays on either side of the HUD for each squad member.

The abilities and special powers that characters have at their disposal are determined by the skill sets assigned to them at the beginning of the game and how further earned experience points have been allotted since then. Some special abilities include a biotic lift that can be used to pick up objects and enemies, and a tech ability that reduces the shields of enemies. Two other abilities, Charm and Intimidate, are dependent on points, storyline progression, and the amount of Paragon or Renegade points the player attains; raising the levels of these will not unlock any attacks, but instead open new dialogue options within the game.

Special abilities that the player can use in the game are tech abilities and biotics. Tech abilities are support powers used against enemy weapons and technology, as well as biotics. They are activated through the omni-tool, which three of the main classes can use: Engineers, Infiltrators, and Sentinels. These abilities include destroying enemy shields, sabotaging enemy weaponry, and hacking robotic enemies to fire on their own squad. Tech abilities also have passive uses, such as the Electronics talent, which allows the party to open locked crates or salvage components from wrecks. Biotics are powers accessed by the characters using implants that enhance natural abilities to manipulate dark energy, with mass effect fields. These abilities include hurling enemies around with the mind, raising shields that are resistant to enemy fire but still allow the player to fire through them, and creating small singularities that cause enemies and destructible parts of the environment to swirl about. Three of the main character classes are able to use these powers: Adepts (the main biotics class), Vanguards, and Sentinels.

[edit] Weapons and equipment

Mass Effect features four classes of conventional weapons (pistols, shotguns, assault rifles, and sniper rifles) and grenades, along with a variety of weapon and armor upgrades. The player can pause the game at any time and change the equipment used by the members of the party. This is a major strategic aspect of the gameplay, as choosing the correct equipment can mean the difference between a quick victory and defeat. Equipped items are visible on the characters; the armors have different appearances and all weapons fold up into compact versions that are stored on the character’s back. Weapons can be retrieved by using a weapon wheel similar to the talent wheel.

Ammunition is unlimited; instead of needing to reload, a weapon will build up heat until it overheats, and cannot fire until it has sufficiently cooled down. In-game, the reasoning for this is that weapons are loaded with “blocks” of ammunition material, and each round fired is sheared off from this central supply of ammunition. The rounds themselves are described as being the size of a “grain of sand” and are launched through mass accelerator technology at extremely high speeds. Firing a weapon continuously or using a weapon that one is untrained with will result in decreased accuracy, represented by an expanding targeting reticle. The more Talent points that are spent on a weapon type, the greater the weapon type’s accuracy and damage.

The characters wear dual layer hardsuits which serve as combat and EVA suits. There are three classifications of hardsuits: light, medium, and heavy armor. These suits provide a limitless supply of oxygen, as well as temporary protection from many planetary hazards like heat and radiation. Heavier suits are vulnerable to fewer hazards, but cause characters to move slower. The suits also come equipped with kinetic barriers, which act as shields against incoming fire. Aside from Liara, who is able to wear human armor, each non-human character requires a different type of armor corresponding to their race. Biotic- or tech-wielding characters can also upgrade their biotic amps or omni-tools to give bonuses to their attacks or reduce their cooldown periods.

The equipment found by the player generally increases in both stats and cost as the player levels up, denoted by a class marking from I to X. Higher class weapons and armor also have more upgrade slots than their lower-class counterparts. Upgrades found in the game fall into one of four categories: weapon upgrades, armor upgrades, ammo upgrades, and grenade upgrades. Weapon and armor upgrades add to certain stats of the item they are put in, such as accuracy or shields, while ammo and grenade upgrades grant such things as fire damage or reduced speed when shot or thrown at enemies.

Minimum System Requirements

OS: Windows XP/Vista

Processor: Pentium 4 @ 2.4 GHz or Athlon Equivalent

Memory: 1 GB (2 GB for Vista)

Hard Drive: 12 GB Free

Video Memory: nVidia GeForce 6800GT/ATI Radeon 1300XT

Sound Card: DirectX Compatible

DirectX: 9.0c

Keyboard & Mouse

DVD Rom Drive

Recommended System Requirements

OS: Windows XP/Vista

Processor: Pentium 4 @ 2.6 GHz or Athlon Equivalent

Memory: 2 GB

Hard Drive: 12 GB Free

Video Memory: nVidia GeForce 7900GTX/ATI Radeon X1800 L

Sound Card: DirectX Compatible

DirectX: 9.0c or 10

Keyboard & Mouse

DVD Rom Drive

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3. install the game

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