Even good games usually put the design credits at the end, or at least place them in a separate option off the main menu. ValuSoft's new budget-priced first-person shooter, Navy SEALs: Weapons of Mass Destruction, lists the developers' names front and center during a movielike credit sequence that plays during the opening cutscene. It's hard to imagine that anyone would want his or her name prominently displayed on such an abysmal game, especially one whose only distinguishing feature is that it's actually even worse than the awful game that preceded it, a contender for worst game of last year, Elite Forces: Navy SEALs.

Welcome to HEAVYWEIGHT THUNDER, the game that casts you as a rising superstar on a quest to become the world’s top-ranked boxer. As every great contender knows, it takes more than fists of steel to become a living legend… you also need to carry yourself like a champion both inside and outside of the ring.

The Ultimate Fighting Championship® makes its Philadelphia debut on Saturday, August 8th for UFC® 101: Declaration. In the main event, the two best 155-pound fighters in the world finally meet when UFC® lightweight champion BJ Penn looks to defend his crown against number one contender Kenny Florian. Penn has never lost at 155-pounds, and Florian is looking to change that stat this summer.

In the co-feature, the pound-for-pound king of mixed martial arts, middleweight champion Anderson “The Spider” Silva, tests the waters at 205 pounds once again when he battles former light heavyweight champ and Ultimate Fighter season one winner Forrest Griffin.

You are a volunteer assigned to an ANNIHILATOR ship. Your target is to perform an inroad in the back land of the contender and destroy the military supply support system. For this long mission, far away from supply support ships, the scientists have developed a SAWBLASTER - a radically new type of weapon requesting no recharge! Nothing can stand against the destructive capacity of a SAWBLASTER! But it has one disadvantage - the SAWBLASTER is hard to control! Good luck, soldier!

You are a volunteer assigned to an ANNIHILATOR ship. Your target is to perform an inroad in the back land of the contender and destroy the military supply support system. For this long mission, far away from supply support ships, the scientists have developed a SAWBLASTER - a radically new type of weapon requesting no recharge! Nothing can stand against the destructive capacity of a SAWBLASTER! But it has one disadvantage - the SAWBLASTER is hard to control! Good luck, soldier!

Can you imagine what it would sound like if Whitesnake or Cinderella had covered Iron Maiden? Well, listen to this album and all the non-Di'Anno tracks will give you a clearer idea. Those track are mainstream-sounding and would have been perfect in the heyday of "Hair Metal". This isn't a negative criticism, as most are actually quite nice to listen to, but this simply isn't Maiden. The power and rawness are absent and these covers sound a bit bland.

Musicians:
Lea Hart – Lead Guitar, Paul Quinn – Guitar, Bernie Torme – Guitar, Andy Barnet – Guitar, Rob Page – Guitar, Steve Parry – Guitar, Dave Colwell – Guitar, Steve Bennett – Drums, Dean Moraity – Bass, Jem Davis – Keyboards.

Songs:
1. Can I Play With Madness [Steve Overland]
2. 2 Minutes To Midnight [Steve Grimmett]
3. Wrathchild [Paul Di'Anno]
4. Hallowed Be Thy Name [Doogie White]
5. Running Free [Paul Di'Anno]
6. The Evil That Men Do [Doogie White]
7. Phantom Of The Opera [Paul Di'Anno]
8. The Number Of The Beast [Steve Grimmett]
9. Iron Maiden [Paul Di'Anno]
10. Run To The Hills [Steve Overland]

Get what it takes to win-and unleash the ultimate fighter in you
Think you know your way around the cage? Think again.

Mixed martial arts powerhouse Mickey Dimic, two-time middleweight world champion and Hall of Famer, kicks your game into gear with this no-holds-barred guide to grounding and pounding, sprawling and brawling, and boxing dirty like the toughest contenders.

Breaking down the fundamentals of mixed martial arts competition, Dimic brings his decades of MMA experience to teach you the various skills of boxing, wrestling, Muay Thai, judo, and Jiu-jitsu, arming you with an unstoppable arsenal of weapons sure to yield maximum damage to any opponent.

With Dimic's cage-tested tips and drills, you'll learn to:
* Hone your body with proper training
* Punch and kick with power and precision
* Beat down your opponent with a merciless full mount
* Escape from the tightest traps
* Force submissions with vice-grip grappling holds
* And strategize your way to victory in every fight

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