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If there's one mobile games publisher whose titles Windows Phone needs in order to appeal to mainstream gamers, it's Gameloft. The Paris-based developer has made a massive business of cloning popular console games as smartphone titles, in addition to publishing actual licensed and wholly original titles. Sadly, Gameloft never fully supported Windows Phone 7. They released a few quality games (Splinter Cell: Conviction, Assassin's Creed) and several buggy and/or severely delayed ones (Let's Golf 2, Asphalt 5, Brain Challenge, and Real Soccer), but none of their most popular franchises.
Thankfully that should be changing with Windows Phone 8, as Gameloft has just announced a whopping 12 games for Microsoft's new mobile OS, most of which are true heavy hitters! Check them out after the break.
Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour (pictured at top): The Modern Combat series is essentially a clone of Call of Duty. Yet unlike Activision's stripped-down Call of Duty: Zombies on iOS, Gameloft provides the full campaign and competitive multiplayer experience that fans enjoy in console FPS games. Modern Combat 4 (which isn't even out on iOS or Android yet) will utilize the Havok physics engine, promising to impress the eyes with realistic physics and real-time shadows. It will also support online multiplayer.
Since Microsoft sadly doesn't seem to believe in Windows Phone enough to port their flagship Halo franchise to it, Gameloft picks up the slack with N.O.V.A. 3. This sci-fi first-person shooter involves such exciting activities as piloting a mech, manning a turret on a moving vehicle, and of course providing sniper coverage for NPCs. The touch-screen controls are said to be quite intuitive, and gyroscope aiming is also supported. Plus it will have online multiplayer.
The Amazing Spider-Man:
We played the iOS version of this game at E3 and loved it. The official adaptation of the recent (and terrific) movie, Amazing Spider-Man has fantastic graphics, intuitive web-swinging controls, and (not so good) voiced story scenes. The actual game design differs from the console version, but it still feels like a console-quality game. As a huge Marvel fan, I'm looking forward to taking down the Lizard on the go!
Order & Chaos Online:
What's the biggest hole in the Xbox Windows Phone 7 lineup? RPGs! Besides Final Fantasy, there aren't any. Order & Chaos Online will fix that in a big way. It's not just an RPG, it's an MMORPG – a World of Warcraft clone, to be precise. Players will be able to create their own unique character and venture online with other players to combat foes and complete quests in real-time. The iOS version is graphically rich, controls well, and apparently without too many lag issues, so our version should be an absolutely enthralling experience as well.
Ice Age Village: Based the movie Ice Age: Continental Drift, this title combines city building with zoo management. Players will create a village and breed all manner of prehistoric animals to populate it. There are even minigames like one based on Fruit Ninja. It's basically like Bug Village but faster paced and with far more stuff to do. I don't enjoy the Ice Age film series, but the game sounds like fun.
Shark Dash:
A physics puzzle game in which a toy shark must eat rubber ducks in order to rescue his girlfriend. You aim the shark and launch him, and then he bounces around the level knocking into things and eating them. It supports Play-Pause-Resume, so it should be coming to Windows 8 too.
Asphalt 7: Heat: Asphalt 5 may have been old and not that good when it finally arrived on Windows Phone, but part 7 has the potential to be much better. We played it at E3 and enjoyed the arcade-style racing and beautiful graphics. Let's just hope the difficulty is more reasonable in Asphalt 7, since part 5 got downright annoying (not to mention grindy) towards the end. Regardless of the single-player difficulty, the new version should have much more staying power thanks to the inclusion of online multiplayer.
The Dark Knight Rises:
For some reason, there has only been a single, largely forgotten console game based on the Nolanverse Batman films, the original Xbox-era Batman Begins. Gameloft's take on the third film plays much like Batman: Arkham City, allowing Batman to explore Gotham City and take on story missions at will. On top of fighting foes on foot, Bats even gets to drive the ugly bat tank, bike, and jet things from the movies. This one should play a lot like The Amazing Spider-Man but without the web-swinging.
UNO & Friends: Sure, the single-player UNO game for Windows Phone 7 sucked. Who wants to play such a simple card game all by their lonesomes? But Uno & Friends (not yet released on any platform) corrects that version's faults by including online multiplayer! It also supports Play-Pause-Resume, which seems to indicate that it will be coming to Windows 8 as well.
Fashion Icon: This is basically an RPG about being a vapid female stereotype. You'll play as a lady blogger who dresses up, attends exclusive parties, and bags boyfriends like they were groceries. This is one of those games in which doing things costs energy, so you'll need to check in with it throughout the day instead of just playing all day, unless you want to pony up for PDLC items. Hey, the Sally's games are fun, so maybe Fashion Icon will be too. It will support Play-Pause-Resume, at least.
Texas Poker for Prizes:
This game, which isn't out for iOS and Android yet, will be a free-to-play Texas Hold 'Em simulator. It doesn't impress graphically, with a very flat and no-frills art style. But looks aren't the most important things in a card game; speed, gameplay, and single-player/multiplayer features are. This one will have Play-Pause-Resume and online multiplayer, so it should topple Full House Poker easily enough.
Real Soccer 2013: Alright, so the gimped version of Real Soccer that recently launched on Windows Phone 7 was pretty bad all around. But Gameloft may just redeem itself with Real Soccer 2013, which we can only hope will actually come out before the end of the year 2013 instead of two years later (the iOS version just came out this month). The lack of multiplayer (even on iOS) is somewhat disconcerting considering that even FIFA offers that essential feature. 2013 is a freemium game, so we'll be able to find out how it stacks up without the need to purchase it outright.
A bright future
Gameloft did not announce a release schedule yet, so it remains to be seen when these games will reach Windows Phone 8. Since some have not been released on any platform yet, there is the possibility that they could launch simultaneously on WP8, iOS, and Android. However, the late release of the WP8 SDK makes that scenario a bit unlikely, at least for the time being.
Let's also hope that these games will be less glitchy than Gameloft's Windows Phone 7 lineup. Three out of the developer's six WP7 games have broken Achievements that were never fixed – not the best track record. By all accounts, Windows Phone 8 is much easier to develop for, so glitchy Achievements should be scarcer going forward. Gameloft is also showing more confidence in WP8 by announcing a larger lineup filled with higher quality games. Surely they will put more care into these ports than the previous ones.
Texas Poker for Prizes has been cancelled, and Fashon Icon is likely cancelled as well. In their places, Gameloft will release Six Guns and Kingdoms & Lords. Check out the new teaser video here.
There are 59 comments. Sign in to commentKrazyKatz64 says:
Brace yourself , more and more game coming !!
ratchetjaw#AC says:
This is really good news. Now hopefully others will follow suite
dkp23 says:
I would be concerned with the pricing, i see angry birds space 4.99 on win8, but 99 cents on mobile.
Even angrybirds on wp7 was like 2.99 when it released and finally reduced to .99.
Hopefully wp8 can get some competitive pricing.
GoodThings2Life says:
I'm sorry, but it's NOT real soccer unless you're outside on a grassy field with goals, a ball, and friends...
trazer says:
Well that sucks - I have no friends. I guess I'll never take up soccer/football then. :( In fact really most sports are a bore with no friends fyi.
EJNelly says:
MrSean490 says:
Well son, it is a game afterall.
Call of Duty: It's not really war unless you're in the trenches with mortars flying over your head!
Antonio Giovanni says:
we don't fight in trenches anymore
CJ Thunder says:
Halo Wars like Advance Wars. A tactices Halo Wars stratagey game. Perfect for tablets and phones.
PS I will say this in many threads about games on this platform, sorry, everyone has an annoying quirk.
1jaxstate1 says:
I always thought a good RTS would be great for a mobile phone [yeah i'm old] and a tablet.
EJNelly says:
I agree with that. I've been dying for a good rts for mobile. In the mean time I'll have to live with turn based.
jonathan sink says:
I agree rts would be amazing on wp
Cobbakazi says:
Advance wars was one of my favorite games of all time. Have you tried Armed! It is a fantastic strategy game just on Windows Phone
Elerador says:
Yes! Finally! I hope we will get some other titles too, I would love to play "Grand Theft Auto: Vice City" again when it does come at its 10th anniversary next year!
Microsoft, give the big game developers some many and "make them do something" - for Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8!
WPhoton says:
I would definetly buy GTA, but I guess it's dreaming too high...
Mafiatounes says:
At last! With the arrival of WP8 and awesome hardware we will finally have good quality games, hopefully other big name devellopers will jump on WP8 as well.
evilrobot says:
Well I was hoping for Sacred Odyssey and Shadow Guardian but Nova 3 will do for now, meh on the others.
VinomX says:
Awesome! Can't wait. Now only for AT&T to wake up and release the L920...
dkp23 says:
can we assume these will make it to surface RT too?
pizzalovinhulk says:
If it's on wp8 its automatically on windows 8 right??
dkp23 says:
Dont think it is that simple, im sure there is some porting that needs to be done, but im talking about surface RT which runs windows RT.
If MS's vision is correctly, the games should be playable on WP8, Surface RT/Pro, and any w8 device with some porting involved.
WPhoton says:
Probably not!
According to Microsoft, it would be easy to port them to Windows 8 once they are Windows Phone 8 games, but Gameloft will probably not bother like most of other companies...
pizzalovinhulk says:
Take all the Xbox 360 arcade games and put them on the windows phone 8
TheNerdlyKnight says:
Nice to see some really advanced games and support coming from the developers finally! I have to agree with others that my only worry is pricing and hoping that is finally competitive to iOS and Android in those terms.
teom95 says:
Really got to het myself a wp8 phone, i love my Lumia 800 but its gonna lack so much from wp8
unstoppablekem says:
Same. I love my 900 but I'm getting the 920 when it first comes out. I'm also getting the surface pro, nexus 4, and new iMac. Been saving up money for a while.
WPhoton says:
Yeah! I can't get tired of playing FIFA 2012, Madden NFL, NBA Jam 12, Death Space and the other 16 games EA and Nokia brought to Windows Phone this year...
Ho!! Whait... we haven't got any of those games Nokia and Eletronic Arts told they were working on. I didn't buy PES 12 because I waited too long for FIFA 12 (that was beter than PES on Android and iOS) to end up realising it would never come and it was to late to buy PES by that time because the PES 13 should be arriving anytime.
Drawsomethink come just in time to I play it with nobody because most people already forgot about it and moved to other games...
Even Microsoft develops apps that are exclusives to non-Windows Phone devices and promotes services and apps to iOS and Android as main target instead of Windows Phone.
I just can't trust Microsoft, Nokia or any game developing company anymore because they almost never do what they promise.
I'm not saying to give up from Windows Phone and move to Android or iOS, specialy because I'm in Windows Phone most because I hate the alternatives and I remeber the time I loved WP7 and come to wpcentral.com and wmpoweruser.com is still the first thing I do when I turn on my computer. I'm just saying to don't have much hope on this games to come to Windows Phone, specially before Android or iOS like Modern Combat.
erzhik says:
Let me guess. All this keynotes and announcements, but in the end when they release games for iOS and Android, there will be a small WP8 logo on the bottom somewhere with a text "Coming Soon".
unstoppablekem says:
Goodbye iOS.
Terrin says:
here is the thing alot of you guys seem to be complaining about it is annoying and hard to port a game to wp7 as the coding is completelty different and most developers are not use to it but with wp8 it is much much easier *if you understand programming watch the build keynotes* so for those ea games they didn't say windows phone 7 they just said windows phone they may just port them all to winodws phone 8 right away same with these gameloft titles, most likely if given xbox live treatment we will see launchs at the same time or very close to it.
Lasp24 says:
those look amazing, I am glad windows phone is growing so much and so fast and so well
TonyDedrick says:
No one has made games based on Nolan's movies because the Arkham Games are adequate enough and IMO, are one of the best interpretations of Batman outside of the TAS
Luc4 says:
And we'll also see Angry birds star wars:
unstoppablekem says:
They posted that
TheMofaDe says:
This is why Wp7 suck
unstoppablekem says:
You should realize, technology is growing fast. Of course windows phone 8 is better than 7...
ymcpa says:
And Microsoft chose to promote Pandora? This would have been a bigger announcement.
unstoppablekem says:
Why Pandora? Thru have a service to replace that, even 3rd party apps. What we need is instagram. That's it!!
macastle says:
Sadly I will miss the days of being the only one in the room with this awesome UI.
unstoppablekem says:
mjrtoo says:
Someone should port Jagged Alliance, that's an awesome strategy game that would work great on the mobile/tablet platform.
daddymassacre says:
Now if they could give me gears1 or a clone I'll be happy shoty battles on the go and blind headshots with TBow that's the way to go
stvnx says:
This is exactly the type of announcement I was looking forward to. Glad to see Developers jumping on the wagon, hope it keeps getting better.
rstall#WP says:
Yeah but I'm still waiting for capcom to get on board. I could really use a real fighting game on windows phone
gr4v1g0r3 says:
well, some decent sounding games, some of which i'll no doubt try at some point, but with them being from gameloft, i think at least half of them will contain a glitched achievement and they will be slightly overpriced
at least someone still makes games for this thing...hoping that we move away from 1 release a week owards 2 or more when WP8 hits properly
Winterfang says:
Fucking finally. Bring more please, much more.
And people say Dual Core didn't matter XD.
Mohit tyagi says:
really great new love all games but not the poker really
wow.... guys the future of wp Central is HAPPILY EVER AFTER...........ossssm look guys
scumpuppy says:
Do you know if using an OTG cable will let u use USB Xbox controllers on wp8 devices?
Like androids HTC one x and galaxy x 3 do out of the box (without the need for root access)
I don't see why not being as both r Microsoft products, could you do a story on it and post your findings please?
First person shooters would be so Money supermarket using a controller (Epic)
Murgatroyd7 says:
These games look damn good for being on a phone.
paganZERO says:
Awesome, tried Spidey on an old iPhone and it was decent. Can't imagine it on the 920!
jerrynomenon says:
Where is Asphalt 7
spacedvest says:
On the XBox Hub page on the phone, they are now showing a video that has all these games in it. So hopefully they are coming soon. Good to see that Microsoft is acknowledging that we need some new games. At the end it says "Coming 2012/2013", so it looks like they have some things queued up.
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Jay_wpcentral says:
I hope they haven't forgotten about us windows phone folks. Come on gameloft. Just today, they let me download Assassin Creed for free. I hope this is a sign of some things to come :) Using the free Assasins Creed as free publicity may be...Fingers crossed
Sandeepz says:
Gamesloft has announced 12 titles for windows phone likes Real Soccer 2013, The Amazing Spider-Man, Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour,Asphalt 7: Heat,The Dark Knight Rises etc... I heard that these games require 1GB ram. I am gonna buy Nokia lumia 720 and it has got 512mb ram.... can any one help me reg. this ?????


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Clark describes spending three years after his injury wallowing in guilt and self-pity. His desire to become who he used to be, he says, helped him find the will to not only move again -- but to move on.
Clark's recovery is documented in his book "Walking Papers."
In the intensive care unit, his prognosis was hopeless. Doctors told his parents that their son would live the rest of his life on a ventilator and never speak. There was no chance of him ever moving anything below his neck.
"The man next door to me was screaming for morphine because he was in the final stages of cancer," says Clark. "The thing that really scared me was that when I got in my room, he had a higher chance of living. It really made me fight."
He attributes this perseverance to his family and their unconditional support.
Clark's sister, Charlotte, had just graduated from college when he was paralyzed. She and the rest of his family have helped Clark battle his injury from the start.
"We've come to appreciate early on the small improvements that he makes because they become actually quite big," said Charlotte Clark.
"He'll be walking, I know he will be. When it's time, I know his body is going to be ready."
In the months after the accident, Clark pushed his health insurance provider to double his physical therapy sessions and cover more of his therapy equipment.
When doctors urged him to just accept that he would never move again, Clark defied the prognosis. Less than a year after his injury, he could feel his shoulders.


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"May see 4-6 foot drifts!" wrote National Weather Service meteorologist Rick Smith on Twitter. "Traveling is beyond discouraged!"
Such forecasts raised alarms throughout the Plains, leading to crowded stores as residents prepared for the storm.
Amanda Roberts, an entrepreneur and blogger in Warrensburg, Missouri, was one of them. Writing on Twitter, she said she made out well in her preparations.
"The snow has everyone stocking up on groceries," she said. "Fresh produce is basically gone but i got the last gallon of chocolate milk. I call it a win."
Record-setting February
Kansas City International Airport set a February 21 record of 9 inches of snow, 4 more inches than the amount that fell the same date in 2010. Monday might bring 6 to 10 more inches, forecasters said.
Kansas City is approaching its February snowfall record of 20.7 inches, set in 1960.
The state of Kansas is also still digging out in many places.
Wichita saw its second-highest storm snowfall total on record last week with 14.2 inches over two days, the National Weather Service said.
The town of Russell in the state's middle lay under a 22-inch layer of white by the time the storm roared by.


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The district honored staff who have reached milestones in their career with the district. People with 15, 20, 25 and 30 years of service got a special gift depending on how long they've served. 85 people celebrated retirement this afternoon.
"Tonight is all about fun. You get to say congratulations and thank you to so many children who have spent a lifetime serving children. I think it's the most important and honorable profession in the entire world," said AISD superintendent Heath Burns.
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Those of us who cover the automotive industry for a living smelled trouble early on for the U.S. launch of the Fiat 500, which was the initial Fiat model to migrate to America as part of the company's takeover of Chrysler It seemed as though there was a disconnect between the two companies, which translated to journalists having trouble getting even the most basic information with no dedicated press contact to call.
March 27, 2012
Entry-level owners won't be settling with 2012 Kia Rio
Kia's entry-level Rio was, not that long ago, a settle-for car that was an alternative to a new car, but not exactly the ride of anyone's dreams. Plucky but anonymous-looking, the Rio served as an adequate placeholder until its owners could afford something more substantial.
February 25, 2012
2012 Toyota Prius v review: Prius gets 2 siblings as Toyota reproduces platform
For decades, auto manufacturers have been using "platform sharing" as a path to profitability — develop one basic vehicle, with an engine and transmission, and use it for a variety of vehicles: A sedan, a coupe, maybe a wagon or even a crossover SUV.
8:54 PM CST, January 18, 2012
2012 Subaru Impreza adds fuel economy
The recipe for Subaru's compact Impreza is getting a rewrite for 2012.
9:25 PM CST, December 7, 2011
Chevrolet Sonic is a sound subcompact
This may come as a surprise to some motorists, but Chevrolet, a brand celebrating its 100th anniversary this year, has only now figured out how to make a good subcompact.
November 24, 2011
Hyundai Veloster is filled with value but low on power
Hyundai Motor Co. recently put on sale its all-new Veloster three-door coupe, and without pledging any affinity for their music, the car is a rolling Jonas Brothers concert.
5:36 PM CDT, October 26, 2011
Scion 2012 iQ review: Everything's compact except the price
When thinking about the all-new iQ microcar's origins, imagine engineers at Scion and parent company Toyota Motor Corp. grabbing a shrink ray and going to work downsizing a normal-size hatchback. They shrank the engine; they shrank the cargo space; they shrank the overall footprint.
October 21, 2011
Meet the Beetle: 2012 model is much improved
Let's clear this up first: When the Beetle was revived in 1998, Volkswagen called it the "New Beetle," which has been the model's official name since. But now that there really is a new New Beetle, VW has dropped the official "New" for 2012, so this is just the Beetle again.
October 8, 2011
Sonic boom: Chevrolet scores with new entry-level model
Chevrolet has had more than its share of proud product moments, but introducing its roster of entry-level cars have not been one of them. Dating back to the unfortunate Vega, with its handsome but rust-prone bodywork and fire-prone aluminum engine, there have almost always been better cars at the very bottom of the new-car food chain than Chevrolet's offerings.
September 29, 2011
2012 Camry: Sharper angles, but nothing edgy in this update
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September 8, 2011
2012 electric Coda sedan: Not showy but packed with substance
When electric car maker Coda Automotive Inc. introduces its first model this year, the independent Southern California manufacturer will pioneer a new EV profile: the unassuming four-door five-seater.
August 25, 2011
Toyota ratchets up the room with 2012 Prius v
As the world's first mass-produced gasoline-electric car, the Toyota Prius has become the iPod of hybrids. More than 2 million of these automotive icons have been sold since the Prius was introduced in 1997, with mostly minor changes to its aerodynamic profile.
August 18, 2011
Sorry, VW, but Hyundai Accent is 'the people's car'
Apologies and all due respect are in order to a certain German automaker, but it seems the term "the people's car" has been appropriated by the 2012 Hyundai Accent.
July 28, 2011
Kia Optima Hybrid: No longer just a pretty face
Perhaps the most astounding story in the automotive world is the success of Kia, which only entered the U.S. market in 1993 with the little Sportage SUV, then the Sephia, an anonymous-looking sedan. In 1997, Kia declared bankruptcy, and a majority of the company was sold to the other major Korean manufacturer, Hyundai. It wasn't until 1999 that Kia vehicles were available in all 50 states.
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Countryman is a more grown-up Mini but still playful
Back in the day, vintage Minis were so narrow they could drive on sidewalks. They were so short, the only view out the driver's side window was often another car's hubcap.
10:54 AM CDT, May 13, 2011
Steven Cole Smith: Littlest Lexus is based on the Toyota Prius hybrid
After having only one model of the Toyota Prius since it was introduced as a 2001 model, the company is finally making use of the Prius hybrid platform for other models.
11:44 AM CDT, April 29, 2011
Steven Cole Smith: Elantra moves Hyundai to the head o fthe compact segment
Just as Hyundai did with the new Sonata -- which matches and in many ways surpasses its top competition in the midsized category, the Honda Accord and Toyota Corolla -- the Korean company is hoping to drive to the front of the compact market.
April 21, 2011
With B-Class F-Cell, Mercedes rolls out an impressive steppingstone
The only Mercedes hatchback on the U.S. market, the 2011 B-Class F-Cell, wouldn't be recognizable as a Benz if it weren't for its premium badge.
March 24, 2011
2012 Fiat 500 adds Italian style to subcompact class
My first reaction upon seeing the new Fiat 500 was "Ciao bello!" It's about time a little Italian style entered the subcompact segment.
10:50 AM CDT, March 25, 2011
Steven Cole Smith: Plug-in Toyota will help bolster the Prius brand
The most expensive part of designing and building a new vehicle is not what you see -- the body and the interior -- but what's underneath: The basic platform, consisting of the chassis, the engine and the transmission.
February 24, 2011
Smart Fortwo Electric Drive: Half the car for nearly twice the price
In the hullaballoo surrounding last year's debuts of the Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf, one new electric vehicle was mostly overlooked: The Smart Fortwo Electric Drive.
February 3, 2011
Volkswagen Touareg Hybrid's selling point is power, not fuel economy
Volkswagen recently put on sale the second generation of its mid-size sport utility vehicle, the 2011 Touareg. Sitting at the top of the Touareg line is the $61,385 Hybrid, a vehicle that is eminently capable and well-executed.
5:06 PM CST, January 14, 2011
Test Drive: 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid auto review
Sonata hybrid gets serious
The 2011 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid is another example of how quickly hybrids have become more polished and require no penalty when it comes to creature comforts or the simple pleasure of driving.
5:37 PM CST, December 9, 2010
Test Drive: 2011 Volkswagen Jetta SEL
2011 Jetta bores way into American market
Executives at Volkswagen headquarters in Wolfsburg, Germany, must stifle a yawn and reach for the NoDoz when they hear an American is coming to visit.
5:28 PM CST, December 8, 2010
Nissan Leaf: A revolutionary vehicle that drives like a car
No one loves lofty rhetoric and prosaic hyperbole more than car manufacturers. With a dollar for every time a mundane car was described as "exciting," "revolutionary" or "race-inspired," you could pull an Oprah and buy everyone on your block a Lamborghini.
November 25, 2010
2011 Kia Optima drives toward top of its class
You know you like a car when the only thing you would change is the hard, uncomfortable seats.
8:41 PM CST, November 10, 2010
Audi A8 review: This V-8 lightweight proves its mettle
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November 18, 2010
Chevrolet Cruze review: A car off the value menu with some upscale ingredients
As the economy stumbles along in recovery, bargains continue to define the marketplace, whether it's dinner at McDonald's, refreshing a winter wardrobe at Target or buying an affordable car.
November 4, 2010
Lincoln stays true to form with MKZ Hybrid
Driving eco is often equated with sacrifice — smaller cars with higher price tags that trumpet under-the-hood efficiencies and skimp on in-the-cabin pampering. Efficient as they are, hybrids are the vegans of the automotive world.
3:30 PM CDT, October 28, 2010
Test Drive: 2011 Chevrolet Volt
Plug it in: Chevrolet Volt goes from concept to reality
The 2011 Chevrolet Volt doesn't consume a drop of gas or exhale an ounce of exhaust into the air. But not always.
October 20, 2010
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Think small: Scion's subcompact iQ set to hit U.S. in early 2011
Back in 1997, I test drove a Toyota Prius Hybrid. The car didn't go on sale in the U.S. until 2001, surely one of the slowest launches ever. Now there are 1.8 million Priuses on the road worldwide, 814,000 of them in the U.S.
5:30 PM CDT, October 27, 2010
2011 Volkswagen Jetta: You can feel the cost-cutting
With Halloween around the corner, imagine for a moment Volkswagen's Jetta as a piece of candy. For decades it was the rich German chocolate of the compact segment: mass marketed and similar to other cars in its class, yet with a distinctive European flavor and a touch of luxury that its competitors couldn't match.
September 30, 2010
2011 Scion tC shifts into gender-neutral
Like the Boy Scouts, the waiting line for a midnight release of Halo or tractor trailer-pulling contests, Scion's new 2011 tC is pretty much for the guys. Or so the company would have you think.
11:40 AM CDT, September 27, 2010
2011 New Car Preview
Alternatives to gas guzzlers
This year consumers concerned either about the environment or what they're paying at the pump — or both — have more high-mileage automotive choices than ever before.
11:47 AM CDT, September 27, 2010
Test Drive: 2011 Ford Fiesta review
2 Fiestas, half the fun
For those on a budget one of the most eagerly awaited 2011 models has been the Ford Fiesta. It is new, smaller-than-Focus and based on a European car generally admired for its spunk and handling. And, Ford's promise of 40 mpg highway looked terrific. But it turns out all Fiestas are not created equal.
2:33 PM CDT, August 12, 2010
2010 Versa delivers economy, sensibility
Shortly after man began walking he probably began dreaming of going places while sitting down, and the Nissan Versa fulfills that ancient goal with minimal fanfare and expense.
August 12, 2010
2011 Mazda2 is an entry-level blast
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July 29, 2010
Test Drive: 2011 Hyundai Sonata
2011 Hyundai Sonata impresses
If the all-new 2011 Hyundai Sonata were a person, it would be a winning contestant on NBC's "The Biggest Loser."
1:41 PM CDT, July 22, 2010
Test Drive: 2010 Chevrolet HHR car review
Chevy HHR: A fine under-the-radar domestic
What a good little foot soldier the Chevrolet HHR has been in Chevrolet's battle against the imports. Initially regarded as a novelty when it was introduced as a 2006 model, the HHR promptly proved to be a handsome, stylish people-mover that was economical and fun to drive.
June 22, 2010
Test Drive: 2011 Honda CR-Z review
Zippy, efficient Honda CR-Z: It's a hybrid too
Honda's latest hybrid, the 2011 CR-Z, attempts to be both sporty and a hybrid, and it has middling success at each.
May 6, 2010
Ford is thinking big with its little Fiesta
Whether it's date night at the El Pollo Loco or trading clothes at a swap, it's never been so hip to live econo. Now Ford is hoping to capitalize on the trend with a new take on an old car designed for the fashionably frugal — and young.
May 13, 2010
HS250h a little less Lexus, a lot less Prius
It's revealing that for a few days in early May, the top item on Lexus' media Web site was a report touting the progress Lexus and Toyota have made in handling product recalls. "Remedies," as Toyota calls them, have been performed on more than 3 million vehicles for sticking accelerators and floor mats that can trap accelerator pedals, plus some modifications to anti-lock brake systems.
April 22, 2010
Audi A3 TDI: The joy of diesel
It is not often that an automaker tries to combine "high-mileage fuel economy," "entertaining driving" and "luxury" in one vehicle. But those guys at Audi are giving it a shot with the diesel-powered A3 TDI, rated at 30 mpg city and 42 highway.
4:23 PM CST, January 8, 2010
Test drive: 2010 Mitsubishi Lancer Sportback is slick, sporty ride
The Mitsubuishi Lancer has long been the company's alternative to the Honda Civic and the Toyota Corolla, and this current version — on the market since 2007 — matches up well with the two market segment leaders.
April 15, 2010
Well done Nissan Versa hatchback is no econobox
The 2010 Nissan Versa hatchback is an attractive car, with one downright gorgeous feature: The window sticker. At most any trim level, the Versa is one of the best buys in the entry-level category.
March 18, 2010
Test Drive: 2010 Kia Forte Koup SX review
Jim Mateja: Cute, cost-conscious Kia Forte Koup
With a nip here, a tuck there, Kia transformed its staid Spectra into a larger sedan catering to older motorists looking for fashionable styling and a roomy, comfortable cabin that they can slip into without taking a deep breath.
September 27, 2009
Test Drive: 2010 Lexus HS250h
Jim Mateja: Lexus HS250h saves gas costs for those who can easily afford to buy it
In its quest to "minimize emissions and maximize mileage," Lexus is offering its first 4-cylinder econocar for the well-heeled, the 2010 HS250h.
July 19, 2009
Test Drive: 2010 Chevrolet Equinox LTZ
Jim Mateja: Chevy Equinox offers balance of luxury, mileage
The midsize TrailBlazer had to go. And take its 12 to 14 m.p.g. city and 16 to 20 highway mileage, depending on the model, with it.
July 5, 2009
Test Drive: 2009 Mini Cooper S
Jim Mateja: Free-spirited Mini Cooper S convertible a joy ride
We've found that not only is the Mini cute and cuddly, but also that its owners will come back carried on their shields defending the coupe made by BMW.
June 28, 2009
Test Drive: 2010 Toyota Prius
Jim Mateja: Improvements keep Prius as the hybrid to beat
The Toyota Prius that debuted in the U.S. in the 2001 model year has become the nation's best-selling hybrid.
May 16, 2009
Test Drive: 2010 Honda Insight EX
Greater Insight
Honda offered the first hybrid in the U.S., the Insight, which bowed in December 1999.
April 26, 2009
Test Drive: 2009 Chevrolet Silverado 4WD Hybrid Crew Cab
Jim Mateja: Hi-yo, Silverado: Hybrid a way to save gas
You can carry 240 cans of pop on ice in the walls of the Dodge Ram pickup.
April 19, 2009
Test Drive: 2010 Kia Soul
Jim Mateja: Kia baring its Soul before youthful carbuyers
When piloting the 2010 Chevy Camaro sport coupe through the Detroit 'burbs, jaws dropped, eyes popped and one loyalist was so moved he broke into a gallop to try to catch up with it for a closer look.
April 12, 2009
Test Drive: 2009 BMW 335d
Jim Mateja: BMW 335 diesel delivers power, range without raising a stink
When putting fuel-efficient vehicles on a shopping list, most wouldn't mark down any BMWs, which are better known for 0-to-60-m.p.h. performance than for sipping liquid energy.
March 1, 2009
Jim Mateja: Suzuki packs a lot in little SX4 crossover
Suzuki is a bit player on the auto industry stage.
February 22, 2009
Jim Mateja: Even non-hybrid Fusion a pleasant diversion
The 2010 Ford Fusion offers all the flavors.
February 15, 2009
Test Drive: 2009 Jeep Patriot
Jim Mateja: Make room for Patriot—by fiat
General Motors and Chrysler failed to march to the altar, so Chrysler is now holding hands with Fiat.
December 7, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Mercedes-Benz ML320
Jim Mateja: Mercedes singing the BlueTEC with ML
Now that the petroleum industry has cleaned up its act, the auto industry has, too.
November 30, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Pontiac G5
Jim Mateja: Pontiac builds m.p.g. excitement
Pontiac has trouble deciding what it wants to be when it grows up.
November 9, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Ford Escape Hybrid
Jim Mateja: Zippy, thrifty Escape hybrid is truly politically correct
Why would President-elect Barack Obama trade in his sporty and luxurious, Hemi-powered Chrysler 300C on a 4-cylinder and battery Ford Escape hybrid compact SUV?
October 26, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Acura TSX
Jim Mateja: Acura weds luxury and economy in TSX
The host of first-class amenities from power moonroof to leather heated seats to automatic climate control leaves no doubt that the Acura TSX is a luxury car.
August 17, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Honda Pilot
Jim Mateja: Unyielding Pilot running on all 3, 4, 6 cylinders
When a vehicle controls the number of cylinders in use based on its need for more or less power, you'd think the automaker would shout it from the highest mountain—especially with gas prices rising like CEO salaries.
June 8, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Toyota Corolla
Jim Mateja: Corolla at 40: A little wider, more solid
The Toyota Corolla has survived more than 40 years since its 1968 U.S. debut.
August 10, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Chrysler Aspen / Dodge Durango Hybrid
Jim Mateja: At long last, a hybrid from Chrysler
Better late than never?
July 20, 2008
Test Drive: 2009 Volkswagen Tiguan
Jim Mateja: What do you get when you cross tiger, iguana?
Don't ever let Volkswagen name one of your kids.


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RIVERDALE, N.Y. — Elena Popkey scored 12 points, while Sinclair Russell added eight rebounds and three blocks, as a furious comeback effort fell just short for Oakland University's women's basketball team Saturday at Draddy Gymnasium.
The Golden Grizzlies (5-4) outscored the Jaspers (2-6) by a 34-19 margin in the second half.
"It may be cliché to say it, but we just needed to put two halves together today," said OU head coach Beckie Francis. "I was really proud of our second-half effort and the fight we showed. We were coming back, but just ran out of time."
Trailing by as many as 23 points, Oakland cut the score to 43-38 with 1:12 to play on a free throw by Russell, the Troy Athens grad. OU missed two late chances to cut it to a single possession game and could only get as close as a four-point margin on a 3 by Popkey with 11 seconds to play.
Zakiya Minifee led OU with nine rebounds and the Golden Grizzlies had a 31-12 rebounding edge in the second half that led to 12 second-chance points. Oakland also hit seven 3-pointers in the second half. Victoria Lipscomb had eight points, seven rebounds, a game-high five assists and three steals.
Oakland faced its largest halftime deficit of the season, down 28-9. The Golden Grizzlies shot just 19 percent from the field and went 1-for-10 beyond the arc in the opening half. Following a 10:20 scoreless stretch, Lipscomb scored to spark a 4-0 run to end the half. The Golden Grizzlies committed 14 turnovers in the first half and finished with a season-high 26 giveaways.
Toni-Ann Lawrence led Manhattan with a double-double effort of 13 points and 10 rebounds. Allison Skrec also reached double-digits with 11 points. After the Jaspers shot 44.4 percent from the field in the first half, OU held Manhattan to just 20 percent shooting in the second half.
The Oakland bench was held scoreless in the first half, but fueled the comeback effort with 10 points in the second half. OU was 5-of-12 at the free throw line, where the team was outscored for the first time all season.
Oakland will have a week off for finals before hosting No. 15/14 Purdue at the Athletics Center O'rena on Dec. 16 at 3 p.m.
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EDMONTON - Mike Reilly has found a home to take his shot at being a starting quarterback.
The 28-year-old pivot, who spent the last three seasons with the B.C. Lions in a backup role, was sent to the Edmonton Eskimos Thursday morning along with a second-round pick in this year's Canadian Football League draft. In
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Barring any additional moves, the Green and Gold will now head into training camp with both Reilly and returnee Matt Nichols looking to lock down the No. 1 spot at QB.
"The quarterback competition is officially on," Eskimos
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Playing behind Travis Lulay in B.C., Reilly's shot at being a starting quarterback wasn't going to come on the West Coast anytime soon. It's something the prolific NCAA Division-II passer knew all too well.
"I don't think that in professional sports you're ever going to have a guaranteed situation, unless you're the incumbent guy that started the year
before," Reilly told 630 CHED on Thursday night.
"My entire career, from high school to college and on into the professionals, nothing's ever been handed to me. I've always had to earn something, I've always had to beat out other guys. And that's how I prefer it," he said.
Now Reilly will get that chance in Edmonton where the Esks are looking to erase the memory of a disappointing 2012. The season was capped by former franchise QB Ricky Ray and the Toronto Argonauts downing Edmonton 42-26 in the East Division semifinal.
"He has everything that you want," Hervey said of Reilly. "He's been in the CFL long enough to know the game. You're not going to get an opportunity out in B.C., obviously, with Lulay. He feels that he's ready (to be a starter).
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The trade was accompanied by a new contract for Reilly, who was set to become a free agent Feb. 15 and would've been a coveted asset on the open market.
"I started to hearing words and whispers out there that there were other teams calling trying to make a move, so I figured that I had to take a chance, give (Lions GM) Wally (Buono) a call and ask for permission (to negotiate)," Hervey explained. "The games that he's played, he's shown poise, he's got plenty of athleticism. He's a typical CFL quarterback — (the) type of guy who gets the ball down the field. He's everything that you want in an Eskimo quarterback."
As for where Reilly, who has just 77 CFL pass attempts to his name, fits into the depth chart when camp opens in June, it won't necessarily be ahead of Nichols, who ended last season with a dislocated ankle in Edmonton's playoff loss to the Argos.
"If he comes into camp ready and healthy, it's going to be a really good competition
between both quarterbacks and we're excited about the opportunity," Hervey said of Nichols, who was at Commonwealth Stadium Thursday continuing his rehab. "I didn't offer anyone the starting job. I offered him an opportunity to compete for the job and he'll tell you that. Again, who plays, who starts, where they play, that's entirely up to the head coach.
"Matt is rehabbing and his rehab is going well. We anticipate him being ready for training camp, but it couldn't be a one-man competition, so we wanted to make sure that we were able to get the best available quarterback on the market here in Edmonton."
"That's what I love about football — is that the best man is going to play," Reilly said. "And if I'm not the best man, then I wouldn't expect to be on the field. ... That being said, I have confidence in myself and I think I'm ready to play.
"I think I'm not only ready to play, I'm ready to start and I'm ready to do it at a high level."
Regardless of Hervey's caution when it came to anointing Reilly the front-runner heading into camp, he had no shortage of good things to say about the Central Washington product, who had cracks at the NFL with Pittsburgh, Green Bay, St. Louis and Seattle before joining B.C.
"After watching numerous hours of all those quarterbacks that were available, there was no question the Mike Reilly was the obvious choice for the Edmonton Eskimos," said
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