GotGames.com.au is happy to announce the return of the GotGames Counter-Strike:Source one day competition.

The competition will be a 32 team open competition, held on Sunday, the 13th of December. Registrations will be opening 30 November at 8:00pm AEDT. Registrations will close on the 12th of December, although registrations will most likely be full before that date.

There is no entry free for this competition, thus no prize money. The sole purpose of the one day competition is to give teams an opportunity to prove themselves worthy of a GGCEVO invite and give other teams a chance to become familiar with the CEVO system ALL matches will make use of the CEVO CMN anti-cheat system.

The first 32 teams with 5 ready players (on the ready roster with SteamID set in CEVO settings) will get a spot. There will be 8 groups of 4 teams; the top two teams of each group will consequently progress into single elimination finals.

You've heard of Batman no doubt, but if you don't read comics, it's conceivable that you might be unfamiliar with Arkham Asylum. The iconic psychiatric hospital is essentially Gotham City's Alcatraz, and it has housed just about every villain Batman has ever tangled with at one time or another. Now, thanks to Eidos and developer Rocksteady, Arkham is also the setting for a great third-person action game in which the lunatics take over the asylum and only you can stop them.

As Batman, you not only get to go toe-to-toe with thugs in fast-paced punch-ups, but you also employ satisfying stealth tactics, play with great gadgets, solve some remarkable riddles, and do a decent amount of detective work. In short, you get to do all of the things that you want to when you don a Batman costume in a game, provided you weren't hoping to get behind the wheel of the batmobile.

Project Origin is both a sequel and a fresh beginning for the F.E.A.R. series. While it will continue the story of its predecessor, it promises to be more action-oriented thanks to an increase in outdoor environments.

Certainly, the addition of mech-based combat is a new direction for the series, even if it isn't for developer Monolith, which has produced large-scale games in the past. We got a chance to look at an updated build of Project Origin today when Warner Bros. popped into the office, and the publisher was kind enough to tell us about where it's hoping to take the game when it's released in the first quarter of 2009

Playing the game on the Xbox 360, we got to see how Project Origin's open outdoor environments are set to change the dynamic of the combat. Many of you will remember that the original F.E.A.R. had its fair share of scary moments, and while they still occur in Project Origin, the urban environments have been incorporated to allow for a distinct change of action. The gunplay is frantic and violent, while the enemy AI looks like it has learnt even more about using flanking techniques, as well as taking cover.

Enemies open car doors to use as cover, but thankfully you can use a sniper rifle to shoot off extremities that peek out around the edges. If you shoot a soldier in the leg, then he'll hobble over to stronger cover, or you can be safe and use a rocket launcher to blow the entire car up.

The open-world crime epic returns to the PlayStation 3. Grand Theft Auto IV gives players the ability to do nearly anything in a huge virtual city: everything from exploring seedy neighborhoods to visiting strip clubs to shooting Mafia goons.

You play as Niko, an immigrant with a dark secret. Grand Theft Auto IV has been one of the best-reviewed games of the decade, garnering wild critical acclaim for its dazzling graphics, fluid controls, and mature storyline. A new online mode extends the possibilities for years to come with over a dozen game play styles, from racing to deathmatch.

The Mod developers' aims are to rework the original game engine developed by Digital Illusions of Sweden (Dice) within legal and feasible constraints to create a realistic combat environment for gamers. This includes adjusting the games various elements including physics, visual effects and game play. Along with changes to how the game handles, the PR team intends to include additional factions, such as the British military and add to or alter existing factions so that they resemble real life combat elements found within their contemporary environments.

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The Mods name, 'Project Reality', is self descriptive in its aim to create a realistic combat environment on the home computer. The Project Reality team comprises a group of dedicated individuals, several of whom have backgrounds in armed services, whose sole task is to provide researched material, including statistical information, to the developers who are in turn tasked with coding and creating the mod itself. If you are looking for a fact based first person shooter from the perspective of a combat soldier, we feel Project Reality will provide for your gaming needs.