I recently picked up a copy of Clive Barker’s Jericho for Xbox 360 at GameStop. There are many spots in this game where you can see some really cool handy work, but that’s what happens when you combine out-of-the box thinking from the guys at code masters and the partly derange mind of Clive Barker, the same guy that is responsible for bizarre creations such as Hellraiser.

I will give you a quick run down, Basically before God created man he created something else and this creation was somewhat of an abomination. Instead of being destroyed it was locked away,the failed creation the first born is constantly trying to escape. Now team Jericho a super military group gifted with various powers is going to end this for good. The story is fine in its own twisted way but what we at LoopyGadgets didn’t like was the intro, the voice of the narrator was not so enthusiastic. Luckily for most parts the sloppy voice acting didn’t follow into the rest of the game.

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Battlefield Bad Company2 for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC is coming soon, it will begin shipping on March 2nd, 2010. I have been seeing so much pre-views of this game on TV recently and it seems to really kick ass. I have seen many previews but when I finally play it really sucks.

According to what I have been reading, Battlefield Bad Company 2 is a first-person shooter, and sequel to Electronic Arts’ 2008 release, Battlefield Bad Company. In this new adventure, the more mature yet still infamous company of misfits are tasked with interceding in a series of conflicts that have the potential to ignite of a new World War. Game environments cover snowy mountains, all the way to jungles and deserts. As the player you get limited addition items including four unlockable vehicle related items and two classic in-game Battlefield 1943 weapons,4 character classes (medic, assault, recon and engineer), 15,000+ kit variations, 46 weapons (200 different customization opportunities), 15 gadgets and 13 character specializations plus the ability to take down entire buildings, create firepoints or blow it up entirely.

Although the game isn’t out till the 2nd of March, you can pre-order it over at Amazon for $59.95.

I have only played the PC version but Prototype is a game that stand out if you like blood, guts and goo. The game features a conspiracy driven storyline set in a realistic recreation of New York City that delve into the true nature of Alex Mercer’s power and his part in a conspiracy 40 years in the making.

Prototype is a single player, open-world action game where players take control of shape-shifter Alex Mercer. In this gameworld you literally are a genetic prototype hiding in human form. You step out onto the streets of New York with no memory, but limitless potential power. When you purchase prototype for Xbox 360, for PS3 or for your PC then anticipate Fast and Deadly Combats, Over-the-top Locomotion and Parkour Inspired In-game Movement. Alex Mercer’s movements are inpired by Parkour, a mostly urban activity bordering on both art and martial arts that aims at moving the human body from one point to another as smoothly, efficiently and quickly as possible. Recent examples of it gained worldwide attention in chase scenes in the 2007 film “Casino Royale.”

Get you copy now at Amazon: Prototype for PS3 | Prototype for Xbox 360 | For PC.

The capability to unleash Kratos’ wrath is at hand once again with the release of God Of War 3, the Ultimate Edition. I was driving just off State Road Seven (SR7) in Fort Lauderdale and saw the flyer in a GameStop Outlet Window, I had to stop and check it out, once inside I saw this display (shown above) and as soon as I was about to grab one and head to checkout, I realized that there were two words on the cases that really broke my heart “Coming Soon”, so unfortunately it won’t be available until the 16th of March 2010.

Although it has a pre-sale price of $59.99 at GameStop, I just saw it on pre-order over at Amazon for approximately $3 less at $56.99. The game will only be available for Playstation 3 after release and there is no word if it will be available on other consoles after. You can pre-order by clicking on the Buy Now button below..

Ubisoft recently announce the release of its all-new Prince of Persia game, “The Forgotten Sands”, for release on “consoles and handheld devices” in May, 2010. Once the game surfaces you will be able to get it for almost every gaming console including the Xbox 360 home console entertainment system from Microsoft, the Sony PlayStation Portable and Sony PlayStation 3 Console gaming devices, and the Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS gaming systems, as well as the Windows-Based Personal Computers (PC).

The game is a sequel to the “Prince of Persia the Sands of Time” and carries a new storyline which takes place between Prince of Persia Warrior Within and Prince of Persia the Sands of Time. If you are familiar with the Sands of time then you will notice that there are quite a few new characters in the sequel. In this storyline, the prince finds that the royal palace is under siege from a huge army while visiting his brother’s kingdom following his journey in Azad. The prince will discover that the great power comes with a great cost after he decides to use the ancient power of the sand to desperately save the kingdom from total destruction.

Although, the game won’t be out till May 2010 you can pre-order it on Amazon for all consoles.

It is the sequel to the first game Assassin’s Creed, you don’t have to worry if you have never played the first one because Assassin’s Creed II will catch you up to speed with what happened in the first game. It is indeed a fun game and most players will find it fairly easy, especially the more advanced gamers.

It is an action-adventure game developed by Ubisoft and is based on the main character a young nobleman-turned-assassin named Ezio. The plot of the game is in the late 15th and early 16th century in Italy, during the Renaissance. There are many real-life historic events, places, and people through the Italian Renaissance history incorporated into the game. In the game players get to roam freely in regions such as Venice, Florence, and the Tuscan countryside. While doing so in the game you will be able to catch thieves in the act, climb the highest tower and scope out the city, You will be able to purchase weapon, pay thieves to fight for you or even pay ladies to accompany just to by pass guards.

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James Cameron’s Avatar is a well anticipated movie which is scheduled to come out on December 18th, however UBI Soft is giving us the chance to play the game a few days before the release of the movie.

The Avatar Games will be out on Decemeber 11th and will be available for PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, Xbox 360, Sony PSP and PC. So now you can get a first hand viewing of James Cameron’s universe from your own perspective before seeing the movie. In the game you can battle by choosing any of 20 skills for each clan, design your own character and acquire new skills as you make your way through the game and arm yourself with any of more than 60 total RDA and Na’vi weapons, customizing them for your own use. Pricing starts at $56.99 and make sure you select the Super Saver Shipping to ensure delivery by December 24.

As the anticipated animated movie hits theater and iMAX, Sega of America brings us the Planet 51 Video Game. It is available on the Nintendo Wii, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 3 and Microsoft’s XBox 360 Consoles. So now instead of watching the movies, you get to test your skills in a series of action-filled adventures that are out of this world (literally).

You can race and chase as you complete tasks, evade the enemy in an incredible array of hover vehicles, ranging from cars, pick-up trucks and bicycles through to taxis, police cars, heavy trucks and even lawnmowers in over 40 missions! You can also take control of the main characters from the movie or even play with your friends with the multiplayer missions. It is available now at Amazon for $49.95, no matter what console you have. See the trailer after the break….

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