OGPlanet has released a new game client of Lost Saga, an online fighting game where you can choose between four different battle modes, Escapee, Hidden Crown, Power-Stone, and Deathmatch, and fight in many different maps.

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Lost Saga Client

OGPlanet has released a new game client of Lost Saga, an online fighting game where you can choose between four different battle modes, Escapee, Hidden Crown, Power-Stone, and Deathmatch, and fight in many different maps.

http://www.filefront.com/14864129/Lost-Saga-Client/

X Motor Racing Demo v1.21

X Motor Racing is an auto simulator with next generation physics model.

http://www.filefront.com/14864395/X-Motor-Racing-Demo-v1.21/

Close Combat The Longest Day Patch v5.50.07

This major update comes with dozens of bug fixes, map line of sight tweaks, data file changes for increased historical accuracy of equipment performance, and much more.

http://www.filefront.com/14864447/Close-Combat-The-Longest-Day-Patch-v5.50.07/

Kalypso Media (Sins of a Solar Empire) have announced their next title Ceville an action packed romp full of point and click adventure that is coming out December 31 for the PC.

Currently in development from Boxed Dream, Ceville is was a tyrant who ruled the fairy-tale realm of Faeryanis. The land is in danger because the peasants and citizens revolted against his authoritarian regime and consequently drove him out of the realm. The kindhearted Queen Gwendolyn now reigns over the kingdom with a council of noble and wise counselors to assist her.

But the peace is not long-lasting, the treacherous Basilius – counselor of Gwendolyn and of Ceville before her plans to murder queen Gwendolyn, take the crown and subdue the realm with the help of murderous beasts he summons from the planes of eternal darkness. All seems lost! But hope resides with the one most unlikely person imaginable to save the kingdom and restore peace to the realm: Ceville, the realm’s former despotic ruler…

Choose to play Ceville himself or alternatively select, Ambrosius, the pompous and self-important knight or Lilly, a quirky, but kind and gentle girl.

For more screens, etc hit this link for the FileFront page featuring the rest of the new screens.

Paradox Interactive announced today that they will be releasing their multiple-award winning PC strategy collection Europa Universalis III: Complete. Included in the collection are the expansions “Napoleon’s Ambition” and “In Nomine”.

The timeline has also been expanded which will allow you to play through to 1820 and back to 1399 to engage in the Hundred Years War between England and France. Like the original game, the expansions will offer the ability to explore, practice diplomacy, trade, embark on total warfare, and guide history through your massive empire.

The expansion “Napoleon’s Ambition” will put you in the middle of the French Revolution when Napoleon came to power and many lost their heads or were imprisoned. Additionally, “In Nomine” will have you going backwards to revel in 50 extra years of gameplay where you will be privy to the era when Henry IV war crowned King of England. The expansion also will take you through the Hundred Years War, the Byzantine Empire and Tamerlane the Turkish conqueror who aimed to restore the Mongol Empire to power.

Strategy gamers or those who have always dreamed of ruling the world with an iron fist can expect Europa Universalis III: Complete to arrive in retail stores come October 14 in North America and October 17 in Europe. If you are interested in playing a demo of the game, FileFront has the single-version available here which will allow you to play select tutorial chapters and all the Western nations from 1492 to 1520.

Kalypso Media (Sins of a Solar Empire) have announced their next title Ceville an action packed romp full of point and click adventure that is coming out sometime this Winter for the PC.

Currently in development from Boxed Dream, Ceville is was a tyrant who ruled the fairy-tale realm of Faeryanis. The land is in danger because the peasants and citizens revolted against his authoritarian regime and consequently drove him out of the realm. The kindhearted Queen Gwendolyn now reigns over the kingdom with a council of noble and wise counselors to assist her.

But the peace is not long-lasting, the treacherous Basilius – counselor of Gwendolyn and of Ceville before her plans to murder queen Gwendolyn, take the crown and subdue the realm with the help of murderous beasts he summons from the planes of eternal darkness. All seems lost! But hope resides with the one most unlikely person imaginable to save the kingdom and restore peace to the realm: Ceville, the realm’s former despotic ruler…

Choose to play Ceville himself or alternatively select, Ambrosius, the pompous and self-important knight or Lilly, a quirky, but kind and gentle girl.

For more screens, etc hit the link. Ceville is expected to hit shelves on December 31.

Kalypso Media (Sins of a Solar Empire) have announced their next title Ceville an action packed romp full of point and click adventure that is coming out sometime this Winter for the PC.

Ceville, the tyrant and ruler of the fairy-tale realm of “Faeryanis” is in danger, the peasant and citizens have revolted against his authoritarian regime and have driven him out of the realm. The kindhearted Queen Gwendolyn now reigns over the kingdom with a council of noble and wise counselors to assist her.

But the peace is not long-lasting, the treacherous Basilius – counselor of Gwendolyn and of Ceville before her – plans to murder queen Gwendolyn, take the crown and subdue the realm with the help of murderous beasts he summons from the planes of eternal darkness. All seems lost, but hope resides with the one most unlikely person imaginable to save the kingdom and restore peace to the realm: Ceville, the realm’s former despotic ruler – play as Ceville or alternatively select Ambrosius, the pompous and self-important knight or Lilly, a quirky, but kind and gentle girl.

Via: Press Release

Recently, The Lost Crown: A Ghost-hunting Adventure was released for the PC. While developing the game, many of the subsequent case files logged during Jonathan Boakes’ investigations with an actual paranormal research ultimately made their way into the actual game.

Got Game Entertainment has released these case files for the game and posted them on the official website where you can be the judge for yourself as to whether it is just camera issues, background noises being unintentionally recorded, or actual paranormal phenomenon. Each of the released case files contains detailed documentation of the investigation, along with links to associated video and audio clips.

The supernatural activity reflected in the following is genuine and are apprentley not staged, although while watching some of the videos, I was disappointed to see that a running time was not included within the videos. Not that I am accusing them of doctoring anything, but with a time stamp in the corner of the videos it would have given them a better case for authenticity. Not that I am a complete skeptic or anything because I am not, I just think that a lot of incidences could be explained logically and ultimately debunked.

See for yourself by checking out the case files here and if your interest is piqued, look over our previous posts on The Lost Crown for more information.

Via: Press Release

I have been telling you about The Lost Crown: A Ghost-hunting Adventure since we got the first press release on it back in August 2007. By now, I am sure you have made an educated guess that the whole ghost hunting thing is a hobby of mine and that I have been pretty excited to see how realistic the game depicts the equipment that real ghostbusters use. After playing the demo, I can safely say that it is pretty realistic in that department and that so far it seems like a decently fun suspense-adventure PC game.

Today, Got Game Entertainment announced that the The Lost Crown: A Ghost-hunting Adventure is now sitting on North American retail shelves. Created by adventure gaming legend Jonathan Boakes (“Dark Fall”, “Dark Fall II: Lights Out”) and his Darkling Room team, this suspense-adventure game for the PC combines a dense, rich, spine-tingling story inspired by classic ghost stories with today’s modern ghost-hunting techniques. The intuitive interface allows players to wield the tools of a paranormal investigator, and the game contains actual E.V.P. (Electronic Voice Phenomena) recordings taken of “real ghosts” along with actual unexplained entities captured by Boakes while he was researching the game.

Inspired by the works of Charles Dickens, M.R. James, Arthur Conan Doyle, and E.F. Benson, The Lost Crown: A Ghost-hunting Adventure features a world of part black and white and part color against a backdrop of wind-swept coastlines and crumbling crypts featuring puzzles and interactions with the town locals, earthly and otherwise. Skills at ghost-hunting and detecting paranormal activity directly affect how the game continues.

For more information check out our previous posts.

Via: Press Release

Channeling the tingling excitement of sighting an approaching apparition after a long night’s ghost-hunt, Got Game Entertainment today announced that The Lost Crown: A Ghost-Hunting Adventure has gone gold. Jay and Grant at TAPS would be so proud, but I am sure you will find more ghosts in this game than they do on Ghost Hunters.

The PC exclusive is coming to shelves in March, The Lost Crown: A Ghost-Hunting Adventure finds ghost-hunters Nigel Danvers and Lucy Reubans in search of hidden treasures, and answers to an ancient mystery, along England’s fog-shrouded coastline. Created by Jonathan Boakes and his Darkling Room team, this suspense-adventure game features actual E.V.P. (Electronic Voice Phenomena), photographs of unexplained entities captured by Boakes while researching the game, and an original soundtrack.

In a cinematic world filled with taunting town “locals” and puzzles, players will be armed with the tools of the modern-day ghost-hunter to investigate local legends and discover long-lost secrets, previously known only to the dead.

For more information on The Lost Crown, check out our previous posts and get new screens for the game here.

Via: Press Release

The leaderboard for the most played games via XBL for the week ending February 9th have surfaced, and the game taking the top spot was CoD4: Modern Warfare. This should come as no surprise to anyone who has played the game, but Halo fans will be a little saddened to know that their hallowed game has lost its crown for the time being. Guitar Hero III beat out Rock Band and surprisingly Assassin’s Creed is still getting a little download lovin’ from 360 users.

Below is the full list courtesy of Major Nelson, where each list is based on global unique users connected to Xbox Live or in the case of Arcade, full versions purchased that week:

LIVE Activity for week of 2/4

Xbox 360 Top Live Titles

1. Call of Duty 4
2. Halo 3
3. Guitar Hero III
4. Gears of War
5. Rock Band
6. Madden NFL 08
7. Devil May Cry 4 Demo
8. Assassin’s Creed
9. Forza Motorsport 2
10. FIFA 08

Top Arcade Titles (Full Versions)

1. Poker Smash
2. Rez HD
3. Chessmaster Live
4. Metal Slug 3
5. UNO
6. Bomberman LIVE
7. Sonic The Hedgehog 2
8. TMNT 1989 Arcade
9. 9 Worms
10. Marble Blast Ultra

The above arcade list is based on full versions purchased.

Original Xbox Top Live Titles (based on UU’s)

1. Halo 2
2. Battlefield 2: MC
3. Counter-Strike
4. Star Wars: Battelfront 2
5. Madden NFL 08
6. Call of Duty 3
7. Fable
8. Street Fighter Anniv.
9. Ghost Recon 2
10. Rainbow Six 3