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There's nothing quite like a good zombie game to get in the Halloween spirit. Most zombie games pit you as the human action hero, armed with weapons galore on your quest to save the world from zombification. While blowing up those lumbering brain-eaters in a myriad of gruesome ways is a blast, that scenario has gotten stale.
Everyone likes a big finish. That's what makes action movies, fireworks and Peter North so popular. But the best big finishes aren't found on the silver screen or in the dark blue sky; they're found on what many fans would call the \other day of rest""-college football Saturdays. Perhaps there is something holy about football on Saturday. If so, you would say this past Saturday was supremely sanctified and could, one day, become a holiday.
Lately there's been a resurgence of time-honored artists releasing new music. From old-timers Bon Jovi and Paul McCartney to the hipper Pixies and Green Day, established artists have been hitting the charts in record numbers. So it comes as no surprise that Sheryl Crow has dropped her latest album, Wildflower.
Last week, after months of waiting, Nintendo finally revealed the controller for their next generation game console, code-named Revolution, at the Tokyo Game Show. And after months of waiting, two things became apparent: all the speculation on the controller in the gaming community over the last six months was nowhere close to what was seen ,and Nintendo may have finally gone completely insane.
After spending a summer working at a driving range, Derek learned to dodge balls flying at his face. His \friends"" knocked some sense into the philosophy major, treating him like a moving target. Derek spent the days envisioning himself as his idol, Batman. The golfers were his nemesis. Little did those golfers know their evil days were numbered. But sorry Derek, you can't fight crime if you always go home to Halo.
Many were disappointed by the absence of a new \Splinter Cell"" game during the 2004 holiday season. To avoid going up against other video game heavyweights, like ""Halo 2"" and ""Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas,"" producer UbiSoft held off releasing their spy franchise until spring. The wait was well worth it, and once again protagonist Sam Fisher delivers a peerless gaming experience.
\Star Fox"" for the Super Nintendo was a revolution of video game design. Back then a 16-bit machine pushing polygons like that had never been seen.
It's that time of year again. The Super Bowl has arrived, and it seems as though everyone on the UW-Madison campus is being sucked into the vortex that is one of the biggest events of the year. Students are planning where to put the keg so as to not block the television, betting pools are already forming by the hundreds and girlfriends across the campus are rolling their eyes as their boyfriends get that glazed look in their eyes that usually only \Halo 2"" brings out.
It's that time of year again. The Super Bowl has arrived, and it seems as though everyone on the UW-Madison campus is being sucked into the vortex that is one of the biggest events of the year. Students are planning where to put the keg so as to not block the television, betting pools are already forming by the hundreds and girlfriends across the campus are rolling their eyes as their boyfriends get that glazed look in their eyes that usually only \Halo 2"" brings out.
Almost three years ago, \Halo"" changed the genre of first-person shooters and introduced a level of gameplay that is rarely rivaled even today. The sequel to arguably the greatest XBox game of all time has some impossibly big shoes to fill, which is likely why the game seems like such a disappointment. Despite falling short of expectations, ""Halo"" successfully re-executes the first game's winning strategy.
Dear US Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y.,
One of the countless scenes to inspire unintentional laughter in DMX's gangsta flick \Never Die Alone"" occurs when a character shouts, ""This isn't a Quentin Tarantino movie! This is real life!""
Although scientists around the world are working feverishly to positively identify and develop treatments for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, worldwide cases continue to rise, with reports of relapsed patients and mutated strains.
Solutions by The State News
