Posts by Thomas P:

PCMark 8 Now Available On Steam

Posted on: 22 Oct 2013

Futuremark has announced that its popular benchmarking tool, PCMark 8, is now available on Steam. PCMark 8 combines performance benchmarking, battery life testing, a dedicated benchmark for SSDs and HDDs, and real-world tests using popular applications from Adobe and Microsoft.

Free-To-Play “Warface” Has Been Launched In North America & Europe

Posted on: 21 Oct 2013

Crytek announced today that its new online shooter, Warface, is now live and playable for free in North America, Europe and Turkey on GFACE. Players can gain instant access to the game by signing up at its official website.

Project CARS Looks Fabulous – New Screenshots In All Their HD Glory

Posted on: 20 Oct 2013

Slightly Mad Studios has released a new set of screenshots for its upcoming racer, Project CARS. Contrary to our previous galleries, this time around we decided to keep the images in their original resolution, giving you the ability to further drool all over your monitor while viewing them. As the team noted, these images show … Continue reading Project CARS Looks Fabulous – New Screenshots In All Their HD Glory →

DICE Releases Battlefield 4 Open Beta Feedback Changelog

Posted on: 16 Oct 2013

Battlefield 4’s open beta phase is over and DICE felt the need to thank all those who participated in it. In addition, the team revealed the changelog for this open beta test that can be viewed below. Regarding performance, DICE claimed that it is using ‘the information we received to optimize the performance for the launch … Continue reading DICE Releases Battlefield 4 Open Beta Feedback Changelog →

Watch Dogs & The Crew Delayed To Spring 2014

Posted on: 15 Oct 2013

And another one bites the dust. Ubisoft has just announced that Watch Dogs is delayed to Spring 2014 on all platforms. Yes, this isn’t like the AC4 case in which the current gen version is planned for an earlier release than the next-gen one. And to be honest, we’re not surprised by that announcement. Seriously … Continue reading Watch Dogs & The Crew Delayed To Spring 2014 →

Metro: Last Light – Chronicles Pack Now Available

Posted on: 15 Oct 2013

Deep Silver and 4A Games today released the ‘Chronicles Pack’ for Metro: Last Light. As the press release reads, this final piece of add-on content is rolling out worldwide on Steam, the Xbox Live online entertainment network from Microsoft and the PlayStation Network from today.

Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag – New Multiplayer Footage Unveiled

Posted on: 14 Oct 2013

YouTube’s gaming channel ‘RajmanGamingHD’ has shared three new videos from the multiplayer mode of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, showcasing the game’s MP character customization as well as its training modes.Moreover, ‘PlayStation Access’ has shared 11 minutes of MP gameplay footage. Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is currently planned for a November 22nd release on … Continue reading Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag – New Multiplayer Footage Unveiled →

Legacy Of Kain: Nosgoth – Closed Alpha Begins Next Week

Posted on: 14 Oct 2013

Square Enix and Psyonix confirmed today that the first invites for the Nosgoth Closed Alpha will be emailed to registered users in Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, and the Netherlands from today. Those invited will get to experience for themselves the brutal war between Humans & Vampires from as early as next week.

CRYENGINE has potential – New indoor scenes blur the line between reality and video-games

Posted on: 13 Oct 2013

Man, CRYENGINE has a lot of potential. A couple of hours ago, John shared with you some amazing images from a car model that was created with Crytek’s engine. Well, get ready for some extra CRYENGINE treatment as modder Paravach has presented an amazing indoor scene from a new map. Believe it or not, this … Continue reading CRYENGINE has potential – New indoor scenes blur the line between reality and video-games →

Hilarious things happen when video-game physics go wrong – part 3

Posted on: 11 Oct 2013

You’ve got to admit that you really can’t stop laughing when the video game physics engines go wrong. A couple of days ago, one of my friends shared the weirdest and ‘fail-est’ Fifa 14 video I’ve ever seen. Instead of simply presenting you that video, though, I decided to gather some from the latest games … Continue reading Hilarious things happen when video-game physics go wrong – part 3 →