******************************************************** EBgames.com Newsletter 03.04.03 www.ebgames.com Your Source for News, Reviews and the Freelancer Sweepstakes! ********************************************************
**************** >From the Editor: **************** Once relegated to the vaporware category, Freelancer for PC arrives on the scene this week a fully realized and addictive space adventure.
Combining elements of fast-paced combat, role-playing and space simulation, Freelancer succeeds on all levels. Space flight is handled through familiar click-and-target travel and a free form "mouse flight" that delivers an accessible and exciting combat experience. Whether you stick to the single-player campaign or make your own way through the cosmos, Freelancer provides a wide range of worlds to visit and missions to complete. Follow this link to order now:
And don't forget to enter the Freelancer Sweepstakes for a chance to win a huge stash of Microsoft products, including Windows XP Pro, Office XP Pro, Force Feedback accessories and a pile of top-notch Microsoft games, including Age of Mythology, Asheron's Call 2, MechWarrior 4: Mercenaries, Dungeon Siege and more. Total value of the entire package exceeds $2100! Follow this link to see a full prize list and enter today:
Then read on for some great March Nintendo deals, free Everquest with the PS2 Network Adaptor, a free T-shirt offer, Zone of the Enders returns and the newsletter special hits the beaches.
*********** Contents: *********** >1>> Newsletter Special >2>> Get up to $25 Back with March Nintendo Deals >3>> PS2 Network Adaptor with Free Everquest Online Adventures >4>> MVP Baseball 2003 with Free T-shirt >5>> Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner for PS2
*********** >1>> ***** Newsletter Special
Ever wonder what the beautiful women of Dead or Alive do when they're not beating the living daylights out of each other? It appears that they don bikinis for their own version of Beach Blanket Bingo. This week's newsletter special lets you in on the party, where you can watch the ladies spike and dig their way through some fierce volleyball matches. Just follow the link below and get $5 off, along with a free collectible DOA lenticular card:
*********** >2>> ***** Get up to $25 Back with March Nintendo Deals
Buy select GameCube and Game Boy Advance titles during the month of March and we'll spot you some sweet mail-in rebate coupons -- up to $25 worth! And this isn't some sort of clearance ploy designed to clear out the warehouse. We're talking grade-A choice first-party games, such as Metroid Prime, Wario World, Golden Sun: The Lost Age, the new GBA Pokèmon games and more! You can also score a $25 mail-in rebate coupon when you purchase either Pokèmon Ruby or Sapphire and a new GBA system. Follow this link for all the details:
Itching to join the hundreds of thousands of PS2 gamers online? Now you can get a free copy of Everquest Online Adventures when you buy the PlayStation 2 Network Adaptor. Reach out and crush your opponents with the Network Adaptor in such hits as SOCOM: U.S. Navy SEALs, Madden 2003 and the upcoming Midnight Club II. And now you can roam the land of Norrath with Everquest Online Adventures. Follow this link to order now:
*********** >4>> ***** MVP Baseball 2003 with Free T-shirt
Kudos to EA and MVP Baseball 2003 for at least getting the year right! It's also a nice touch that a free T-shirt is included with every pre-order from EBgames.com. Those two facts, while laudable, do not a great baseball game make. It's a good thing that MVP 2003 also comes packed with features that will redefine what baseball sims look like in the future. The pitcher/batter showdown takes center stage with an improved interface and new "hot" and "cold" zones that throw some strategy into the mix. Add a laundry list of other well-executed features and we're talking some serious baseball. And a free T-shirt. Ships next week for PS2 and Xbox, and mid-April for PC sans T-shirt.
*********** >5>> ***** Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner for PS2
Funny thing happened a while back when Metal Gear Solid 2 fans ordered a game called Zone of the Enders just to get a playable demo of the then-unreleased Sons of Liberty. Turns out that Zone of the Enders kicked mecha butt, which, in retrospect, should have been expected, seeing as how ZOE came from MGS producer Hideo Kojima. Anyway, there's a new Zone of the Enders game coming out next week, and advanced word is that this one also kicks mecha butt -- only it kicks it harder, kicks it faster and kicks it with stunning new graphics. Follow this link to pre-order:
Questions? Comments? Corrections? Send us a note at editor@ebgames.com.
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Key for system abbreviations: (DC)= Dreamcast (GBA)= Game Boy Advance (GBC)= Game Boy Color (GCN)= Nintendo GameCube (N64)= Nintendo 64 (PC)= Windows OS (PSX)= PlayStation (PS2)= PlayStation 2 (XBX)= Microsoft Xbox
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