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Amazon discounts Nail'd, Dungeon Siege and more in game Lightning Deals

by David Hinkle on Sep 1st 2011 3:20PM

Looking for something new to play on the cheap? Well, Amazon has a bunch of deals it'll be rolling out all day long, starting with discounted copies of Nail'd and Dungeon Siege 3 for the Xbox 360. Here's the breakdown: 11am PT: Dungeon Siege 3 on Xbox 360 ($34.99) and Nail'd on Xbox 360 ($9.99)1pm PT: "The Man of Steel always gets the babes" (Duke Nukem?) and "This Collector's Edition comes straight from Vault Tec" (Fallout 3?)3pm PT: "Battle your way across this limited edition's heat-blasted wasteland" (Fallout: New Vegas?) and "Get ready for the sequel by playing this original role playing shooter" (Borderlands?)Need for Speed: Shift is the one constant today. Amazon is offering the PS3 version for a reasonable $9.99.

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[PC, PS3, X360] Review Roundup - Dungeon Siege III

[PC, PS3, X360] Review Roundup - Dungeon Siege III
IGN - 6.5/10 - "Obsidian Entertainment's take on the Dungeon Siege franchise has some merit. The core combat system is well-designed, offering a small but useful set of abilities for each character class. The varied enemy encounters encourage the frequent use of abilities and the dodge mechanic, which makes the basic gameplay – whittling down the health bars of enemies – satisfying. But the rest of the game mostly falters, unfortunately, to a degree that overshadows its achievements. Dungeon Siege III is a dungeon crawler with a boring loot table, poorly implemented multiplayer, and little lasting incentive to continue running around the world once the tedious story ends."

GameSpot - 6/10 - "With Dungeon Siege III, you might have expected a game that lived up to the nine-year-old adventure that started the series. Instead, you get a short and simple dungeon crawler with no aspirations to be anything more. On its own terms, Dungeon Siege III is fine, if standard-issue. You mash a button, cast some magic, and earn a ton of loot for your troubles. This game drizzles gold upon you as if it were pennies from heaven, and because you can turn unneeded items into currency right in your inventory screen, you never need to leave anything cool on the forest floor. But you needn't have played the first two games to see where this sequel falls short of its potential. And if you did play them, you're bound to be disappointed by how everything that made previous Dungeon Siege games special was stripped away. It's not that playing Dungeon Siege III is a choice you'd regret--it's that you wouldn't remember anything about it once it was over."

VideoGamer - 8/10 - "When the likes of Torchlight and even Deathspank are offering the crawler experience for a fraction of Dungeon Siege's price, you need to wonder what the incentive is to lighten your wallet. But the trade-off is a level of craftsmanship. Dungeon Siege 3 is noticeably pricier - it currently edges around the £30 mark - but it's a modernised take on dungeon crawling that brings a few new ideas to the series."

PC Gamer - 78/100 - "The real shocker for Dungeon Siege fans is the terrific 18-hour story’s memorable characters and choices, where a spared enemy might turn out to be a convenient ally later. But adding story depth seemed to cause Obsidian to forget some action-RPG fundamentals. The mini-map provides no indication of which direction you should be going, convoluted stats (such as Doom and Withering) are never explained, and you have to press E to retrieve every single piece of loot you want to grab. Finger cramps aside, fighting through this imaginative, stunningly beautiful world is good fun. There are better single-player RPGs out there, but if you hunt for loot in a pack, Dungeon Siege III is a satisfying battlefield to conquer."

Game Informer - 8/10 - "I recommend Dungeon Siege III to anyone who wants to connect with friends and kill a whole mess of monsters together. Thanks to the strong AI, even the single-player campaign is worth a look if you can’t wrangle up a party. It’s one of the best hack-and-slash options out there for consoles, and it’s no slouch on the PC front, either."

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[PS3, X360, PC] Hunted - Demon Forge, the Gears of War for Dungeon Crawl Fans

[PS3, X360, PC] Hunted - Demon Forge, the Gears of War for Dungeon Crawl Fans
Bethesda recently sent out a new trailer for Hunted - Demon's Forge, an upcoming action fanatasy title that is described as a modern day dungeon crawling game for the Gears of War era. It promises a blend of action and fantasy, did the trailer do anything for you?

You can look for the game across PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC on the 1st of June.

Written by: Kyran Morrison

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