It’s getting closer and closer to Christmas, but don’t fret; The massive amount of highly anticipated games coming out this Holiday

season can make your Christmas shopping this year all too easy. Moreover, most of these games are sequels to their insanely popular

predecessors.

With the release of Left 4 Dead 2, Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare 2 and Assassin’s Creed 2 all just around the corner, gamers are tense

with the excitement of getting their hands on each title. Even though most of you have probably heard of if not played each games’

first installment, let’s take a look at each one.

Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC) is Valve’s hit survival horror game. While Valve is a company that has made a name for itself with

franchises like Half-Life, Team Fortress, Portal, and Counter-Strike, it’s no surprise that their newest endeavor is just as, if not

more, successful than the previous projects.
Left 4 Dead 2 definitely has a lot of expectations to live up to; Hopefully Valve will be able to keep up with the players’ demands.

The release date is set for November 17th, so mark your calendars.

Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) is probably the most popular online game for the Xbox 360 to-date, despite it being

released almost two years ago. As far as first person shooters go, the amount of customization and skills to be acquired is first-rate.

Not to mention the gameplay, which is almost always fast-paced and smooth.

CoD 4: Modern Warfare and its sequel were developed by Infinity Ward, who also created the first three and CoD 5: World at War. CoD 4:

Modern Warfare 2 goes on shelves on November 10th. With it, the original Call of Duty 4 is coming out for the Nintendo Wii, so that

will be something for Nintendo fans to look forward to.

Assassin’s Creed (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) was one of the most story-heavy games this author has ever played. I say that in the best way

possible, however, as there is no point in the story that bored me. The actual mechanics were a bit boring, unfortunately. Hopefully

that will be fixed by Ubisoft’s next installment in the series, Assassin’s Creed 2. This game will also see its release on the 17th of

November. There were a lot of questions raised at the end of the first game, and I for one expect some answers in the second.

And if none of that interests you, there’s still more on the way. Crackdown 2 is expected a little later in 2010 and Halo 3: ODST is

out now, fresh off the presses. Both titles are available on the Xbox 360. Final Fantasy XIII is going to be released in Japan on

December 17th this year for the PS3, with an international release hopefully not too far behind it. With so many great titles in sight,

it’s hard not to find something that everyone will like!

It looks like an Exciting New Year to Come!

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Winter – Wii Survival/Horror Game 2006 Trailer Sadly, No Publishers

Wii™ New Carnival Games $64.99 The follow-up to the family favorite Carnival Games, with over 30 all-new games and prizes plus fan-requested multiplayer action available for the first time! Fully compatible with the Wii MotionPlus controller accessory. Wii gamers of all ages and abilities can have a go at “Bottle Stand-Up,” “Fish Bowl Bounce,” “Gold Rush Alley,” “Gone Fishin’,” “Lucky Toss,” “Pitch-A-Plate” and many more! All the games are inspired by carnival-style contests of luck and skill.

Wii MotionPlus $19.95 Nintendo Wii MotionPlus Accessory.. Simple. Intuitive. Easy to use. Connect the Wii MotionPlus accessory to your Wii Remote controller to increase accuracy and enhance play control on compatible games. Look on the back of Wii Game Disc packaging to see which games are specially designed for use with Wii MotionPlus. Wii MotionPlus contains additional sensors that make the Wii Remote respond to the slightest movement, motion, or twist of the wrist. Wii MotionPlus must be used with a Wii Remote, which is sold separately.

Survival: $12.91 Survival

Sega Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games – Sports Game – Wii 65049 $57.31 Sega Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games – Sports Game – Wii 65049

Nintendo Wii Racing Wheel $14.95 The Wii Wheel adds a comfortable and exciting way to experience driving and racing games on the Nintendo Wii game system. You’ll be able to steer just like an actual car for increased realism while racing. With the Wii Wheel, you’ll enjoy improved accuracy and control. Load your Wii Remote into the Wii Wheel with an easy snap while still having access to all the buttons. Get behind the Wii Wheel and get ready for incredible thrills. Product Features Must be used with a Wii Remote (not included) For use with games designed for the Wii Wheel (not included) Simple to use and offers intuitive control Lets you steer like an actual car Makes it easy to access the buttons of your Wii Remote

Perfect Shot for Wii $9.95 Perfect Shot for Wii is a One handed ergonomic grip for Nintendo Wii! Get into the game like never before with the Perfect Shot for Wii. The Perfect Shot is ideal for shooting games on the Wii and is fully compatible with all software designed for the Wii Blaster. The Perfect Shot is designed for one handed operation, giving a pistol like grip for all your shooting games. The accessory pass through port also allows for use of Nunchucks and other accessories while the Wii remote is docked in the Perfect Shot. The tactile trigger also provides a smooth, natural activation of the B button for less hand strain.

Wii Party $39.95 Most video games require players to focus their attention on a screen. Now Nintendo brings the action into the living room with Wii Party, a game that changes the way people interact with other players. Featuring 13 different party game modes and 70+ minigames, Wii Party can be enjoyed by everyone in the family, regardless of age. FEATURES: Some of the 13 different party game modes take the fun out of the TV and into the living room. Players have to interact with one another in the real world to get the results they want in the game. Some House Party games include: Players place four Wii Remote controllers on a table. Each one emits a different animal noise. Players win the round by being the first to grab the controller that is making the sound of the animal shown on the TV. Players use Wii Remote controllers to play hide and go seek. One player asks the other players to leave the room and then hides all of the controllers around the living room. When the other players return, they have to find them. Wii Party features Mii characters in minigames in which up to four people can play together. Each player uses only the Wii Remote controller. Some of the party game modes are cooperative, such as “Balance Boat.” Others are competitive, such as “Board Game Island.” In Board Game Island mode, players help their Mii characters compete in more than 70 different minigames: Mii characters ride a rollercoaster while players try to shoot down floating balloons containing gifts Players use their Wii Remote controllers to help Mii characters navigate a virtual game of tag. For multiplayer modes, additional Wii Remote controllers are required and are sold separately.

Game Central Wii Edition $53.99 Atlantic, Inc. 38806140 The Game Central Wii Edition organizes all of your Wii gaming gear. Remotes and Nunchuks store on top for easy access, while four shelves hold the Wii console, games and small accessories. Outboard hooks stow two guitars and the Wii Fit Balance Board.; Capacity: 16 Games; 5 fixed shelves; Material: Wood composite with paper and PVC laminate / Metal; Color: White/Blue; Finish: Paper and PVC Laminate; Wii console, game and accessory storage; Stores 2 guitars, controllers, Wii Fit Balance Board and 16 DVDs/ Wii games; Four fixed shelves; Extended base for stability; Easy assembly; Dimensions: 7″L x 12″W x 36.5″H

Wii Remote Plus (Black) $39.95 Simple. Intuitive. Easy to use. The Wii Remote Plus is a unique controller for the Wii video game system. Now with the increased sensitivity of Wii MotionPlus built in. The button pressing of typical controllers is replaced by the natural, fluid motion of your hand. The Wii Remote Plus senses your every action and makes you feel less like a player and more like you’re part of the game. With Wii, anyone can play. Some games may require additional accessories (sold separately). See game instruction manuals. Wii MotionPlus accessory not required.

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