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So, we are kicking off our new column/tribute/’you_name_it’ today everyone. As you may have noticed, there is a ‘Comment of the Week’ section on the left side of our website. That section will be updated each and every week with the best comment that was submitted. Naturally, it’s really hard figuring out the one comment that is best suited for it, meaning that you can share the comment that impressed you the most, made you laugh, or the one you think should win. So go ahead and share the best comment you’ve seen this past week (remember to also include the user that posted the comment). Continue reading DSOGaming – Comment Of The Week [April 26th – May 2nd]
Monthly Archives: April 2014
Game Of Thrones’ Red Wedding Environment Recreated In CRYENGINE
Polycount’s member ‘Somarion’ has shared some images of a new map inspired by the Red Wedding event that shocked everyone in the last season of Game of Thrones. Somarion came really close to that environment, and this is by far the best tavern scene we’ve seen in CRYENGINE. Yeap, what you’re seeing is from CRYENGINE, proving that developers have not really taken advantage of what this engine is capable of. Enjoy! Continue reading Game Of Thrones’ Red Wedding Environment Recreated In CRYENGINE
Deus Ex: Human Revolution Recreated In Unreal Engine 4 – New Screenshots Show Mind-Blowing Details
Polycount’s member ‘Disting‘ has released some new screenshots from his Deus Ex: Human Revolution remake in Unreal Engine 4. The attention to detail in these images is extraordinary, and Disting has already managed to provide something that most developers won’t be able to come close to. Ironically, the next Deus Ex game may not look as good as this fan-made map, so kudos to Disting. Enjoy! Continue reading Deus Ex: Human Revolution Recreated In Unreal Engine 4 – New Screenshots Show Mind-Blowing Details
New Project CARS Video Shows Incredible Visuals + All Weather Settings
YouTube’s member ‘Hannes Wetterauer’ has shared an amazing video from Project CARS, showing off all the different weather settings that are currently being supported. Project CARS looks incredible, although the water splashes and the thunderstorms need more polishing. Still, the lighting system looks amazing and the ‘behind_car’ camera feels great. Project CARS is planned for a November 2014 release and is coming on PC, SteamOS, Linux, PS4, Xbox One and WiiU. Enjoy! Continue reading New Project CARS Video Shows Incredible Visuals + All Weather Settings
Dark Souls 2 PC Performance Analysis
Dark Souls 2 has just been released on the PC and it’s time to see whether or not FromSoftware has learned from its mistakes. Before starting, let’s get one thing straight; no. The lighting system that wowed everyone when Dark Souls 2 was initially introduced is nowhere to be found. Yeap, FromSoftware removed that lighting system from the PC version too, something that does not surprise us. While FromSoftware claimed that the PC version was the lead platform for Dark Souls 2, it is obvious that this was a lie. If the PC version was the lead platform then there was no reason to remove it. After all, the lighting system was removed from console versions because the game could not run acceptably on them, something that is not an issue at all on the PC. Continue reading Dark Souls 2 PC Performance Analysis
Wolfenstein: The New Order – 25 Minutes Of New Gameplay Footage
Bethesda has shared the second TwitchTV stream for Wolfenstein: The New Order that is packed with 25 minutes of gameplay footage. Wolfenstein: The New Order reignites the franchise widely recognized for pioneering the first-person shooter genre. According to the publisher, the next livestream will be held on Monday, May 19th – the day before the game’s worldwide release. Enjoy! Continue reading Wolfenstein: The New Order – 25 Minutes Of New Gameplay Footage
Here Is A Fan-Made Sonic Game, Powered By Unreal Engine, Running With Oculus Rift
So, we all pretty much know that a Sonic game in a First-Person title would not work well. Unless of course there is a fixed camera on the character and you’re experiencing it with Oculus Rift. YouTube’s member ‘Chadtronic’ has shared a video of Sonic the Hedgehog GDK – a fan-made Sonic game with a first-person perspective that is powered by Unreal Engine – running with Oculus Rift. It looks cool and opens up a lot of possibilities, so go ahead and give it a go! Continue reading Here Is A Fan-Made Sonic Game, Powered By Unreal Engine, Running With Oculus Rift
Namco Bandai & FromSoftware To Fix Dark Souls 2’s Launch Crashes, Incoming Patch
Dark Souls 2 has just been released and as you’d expect, a lot of PC gamers are experiencing a number of issues. Namco Bandai and FromSoftware have been investigating most of them, and have announced that a fix for Dark Souls 2’s crashes – upon launch – will be coming shortly. Continue reading Namco Bandai & FromSoftware To Fix Dark Souls 2’s Launch Crashes, Incoming Patch
Free-To-Play “Happy Wars” Is Coming To The PC Later This Year
Our reader ‘walikor’ has informed us about the incoming PC release of Happy Wars; a free-to-play title that was initially released on X360. Spotted by Gamespot, Happy Wars is coming to PC later this year, and there is already a website to sign up for its upcoming beta phase. Continue reading Free-To-Play “Happy Wars” Is Coming To The PC Later This Year
Kickstarter Launched For The Universim; Next Generation Planet Management God Title
Crytivo Games has informed us about the launch of a Kickstarter campaign for The Universim; a next generation Planet Management God game that is designed by Alex Koshelkov. Continue reading Kickstarter Launched For The Universim; Next Generation Planet Management God Title