‘Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor’ Release Date, Game Plot: Moved To September 30, 2014, Game For Personal Computers (PC), The Newest Xbox One And PlayStation 4

By Alicia Pablo Sep 09, 2014 11:40 AM EDT

'Middle Earth Shadow of Mordor' Release Date, Game Plot: Moved On September 4, 2014, Game For Personal Computers (PC), The Newest Xbox One And PlayStation 4

Good news for the solid RPG (Role-Playing Game) gamers, Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor release date is moved to September 30, 2014 from its original release date, October 7, 2014. Though the said release date has remained October 8, 2014 for Australia, there is not stopping this newest RPG game by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment to create buzz in the gaming market.

The game plot takes place some occurences from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, both written by J. R. R. Tolkien.

Gamers will be now capable to play as a Dark Ranger with phantom strength, named Talion.Tailon's family is a ranger of Gondor whose duties and responsibility is safeguarding the Black Gate of Mordor and thus slayed by Sauron's troops.

The new Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor provides freedom for the gamers to play quests that they prefer and navigate around the world with their character. With Tailon's special skills that can turn down an enemy in an instant, gamers will definitely raveled to battle different quests on the game.

Talion, the Dark Ranger is customizable and allows gamers to choose their preferred ways on how they can fully interpret Talion's ability in their own unique way. A new system will be introduced by the name of Nemesis System. This system allows the gamer's interaction be remembered with various characters they will encounter along the journey of the game. To increase Talion's level and status is one of the quests of the gamer to fully reach his character potential.

In line with the Nemesis System, a large system produced by Warner Bros., it will be debilitated for consoles PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360; also because the system's main focus is on the next-generation consoles or game platforms - specifically: for Personal Computers (PC), the newest Xbox One and PlayStation 4.