Videocardz has revealed some new details – coming straight from NVIDIA’s Jen-Hsun – about NVIDIA’s new GPU, the NVIDIA GeForce 980Ti. The GeForce 980Ti will pack 6GB of VRAM, will be available with custom cooling solutions, will have five display outputs: three DisplayPorts, HDMI and DVI-I, and will sport GM200-310 GPU. Continue reading Report: NVIDIA GeForce 980Ti Detailed, Will Feature 6GB of VRAM, Coming in Few Weeks
Monthly Archives: April 2015
Dead Island 2 Delayed to 2016
Deep Silver and YAGER revealed via Dead Island 2’s official Facebook page that the game will be delayed to 2016. As the development team noted, the game was delayed because it is still not complete yet (despite the team working hard on it). Continue reading Dead Island 2 Delayed to 2016
Grand Theft Auto V – New Patch Released, Fixes Ambient Occlusion, Breaks “Script Hook” Compatibility
Rockstar has released a new update for the PC version of GTA V. Although the team has not revealed yet the changelog for this latest update, PC gamers report that this patch fixes the game’s bugged ambient occlusion effect. Moreover, it appears that this new patch broke compatibility with Script Hook. Continue reading Grand Theft Auto V – New Patch Released, Fixes Ambient Occlusion, Breaks “Script Hook” Compatibility
Solarix Is Now Available
KISS Ltd announced today that its indie stealth FPS title, Solarix, is now available on Steam. Developed and self-funded by PulseTense Games and a team of just 7, Solarix is described as an amazing example of just what the indie dev community can deliver to gamers. Continue reading Solarix Is Now Available
PC Gaming Gets Its Own E3 Conference, Will Be Livestreamed via Twitch on June 16th
AMD announced today a new E3 PC Gaming Show that will be powered by PC Gamer, a first-of-its-kind event for developers, publishers, hardware companies, press and fans, that will take place in Los Angeles on June 16th. Presented by AMD, organized by PC Gamer, and streamed live in partnership with Twitch from the Belasco Theater, the show will bring the PC gaming community together under one roof for breaking news and perspective from some of the biggest names in the industry. Continue reading PC Gaming Gets Its Own E3 Conference, Will Be Livestreamed via Twitch on June 16th
Grand Theft Auto V Sells 2 Million Copies on PC in Less than a Month
Despite the controversy surrounding its late release, it appears that Rockstar’s open-world title is selling well on the PC. In less than a month, Rockstar has managed to sell 2 million copies of GTA V (according to SteamSpy’s stats). Continue reading Grand Theft Auto V Sells 2 Million Copies on PC in Less than a Month
Unity Engine Will Fully Support Microsoft’s Hololens Technology
Unity announced today that it will officially support Microsoft’s Hololens in Unity Engine. Unity and Microsoft will work closely together to optimize the HoloLens for Unity with tools, working methods and dedicated optimizations of Unity’s ability to efficiently create 3D and 2D models in Hololens. Continue reading Unity Engine Will Fully Support Microsoft’s Hololens Technology
Watch_Dogs 2 Hinted Via Ubisoft Employee’s LinkedIn Profile
We all basically suspected that Ubisoft may be already working on the second part of its latest introduced IP franchise, Watch_Dogs. Although the French company has not revealed anything officially about it, Julien Risse’s LinkedIn profile revealed its existence. Continue reading Watch_Dogs 2 Hinted Via Ubisoft Employee’s LinkedIn Profile
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood – PC Requirements Revealed
Bethesda and MachineGames have revealed the PC requirements for Wolfenstein: The Old Blood. According to the game’s official Steam page, PC gamers will at least need 38GB of free hard-disk space, 4 GB of RAM and a 6564-bit operating system. The game releases on May 5th and you can view its full PC specs below. Continue reading Wolfenstein: The Old Blood – PC Requirements Revealed
Microsoft HoloLens – On Stage Demo at BUILD 2015
Microsoft presented Hololens at BUILD 2015 and holy boy does it look sexy. Microsoft showed off its development to make the HoloLens VR headset compatible with browsers. As a result of that, those wearing/using this device will be able to walk around and resize Windows 10 app screens and interact with them through the holographic computing technology. It looks awesome, so be sure to watch the video after the jump! Continue reading Microsoft HoloLens – On Stage Demo at BUILD 2015