2K Games has released the launch trailer of the first episode for BioShock Infinite’s latest DLC, Burial at Sea. Developed by Irrational Games, this new DLC features Rapture as you’ve never seen it before — a shining jewel at the bottom of the ocean, built almost entirely from scratch in the BioShock Infinite game engine. BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1 releases today on PC, X360 and PS3. Enjoy! Continue reading BioShock Infinite: Burial at Sea Episode 1 Releases Today, Gets A Launch Trailer→
Electronic Arts today announced that the SimCity Cities of Tomorrow expansion pack is now available for PC and Mac at retail stores across North America and for digital download on Origin. The expansion will go live in Europe on November 15th. Continue reading SimCity – Cities of Tomorrow Expansion Now Available→
AMD’s Developer Summit is currently underway and yesterday the company showcased its new APU, the Kaveri. AMD’s Kaveri – the A10-7850K – was put against an Intel i7-4770K paired with an Nvidia GeForce GT630. Without a discrete GPU – and without taking advantage of the Mantle API – the A10-7850K has double the performance of the aforementioned combo in Battlefield 4. There is a video from that demonstration that can be viewed below. AMD’s Kaveri APU was running Battlefield 4 at 1080p and medium settings with 28-40fps while the i7-4770K + GeForce GT630 combo was running it with 12-15fps. AMD’s Kaveri APU will be released in the first quarter of 2014. Enjoy! Continue reading AMD Kaveri APU Showcased, Has Double The Performance Of Intel 4770K With A GeForce GT630→
AMD’s Developer Summit will begin shortly, and we’ve already got some interesting news for you. A couple of days ago, Square Enix stated that it would support AMD’s Mantle, though we had no official word on Thief supporting it. Well, we just got a confirmation. During AMD’s event, Nixxes Software’s Jurjen Katsman (yeap, once again Nixxes is handling the PC version of EIDOS Montreal’s title) will speak about Thief, Mantle, 4K gaming and AMD’s TrueAudio. Continue reading Thief Will Officially Support AMD’s Mantle, TressFX 2.0 Announced→
Gazillion Entertainment has released the biggest content update yet for Marvel Heroes, Game Update 2.0 – Asgard. This massive update ushers in a new era for Marvel Heroes players, allowing them to play, for the first time, as the infamous Marvel character and brother of Thor: Loki. In addition to taking control of Loki’s sorcerous powers, players will experience new enemies, new items, new crafting recipes, new zones and more. Continue reading Marvel Heroes – Update 2.0 Released, Loki Now Playable→
Theory Interactive has launched today the crowdfunding IndieGoGo campaign for Reset. The team aims to raise €65K in the next 43 days, and those interested can back it up by visiting its IndieGoGo page. Reset is described as a sci-fi noir, a mystery, a first person puzzle game that is infused with mind boggling puzzles, a grippingly haunting but beautiful story and an unparalleled immersive atmosphere. Continue reading Reset’s IndieGoGo Campaign Is Now Live→
And here is comes a new challenger. A couple of days ago, a Ramfix was released for Activision’s Call of Duty: Ghosts. Yes, that tool (or should we say ‘cracked’ executable file) allowed the game to run on systems with less than 6GB of RAM, however the only mode that was available was its Single Player mode. Modder ‘master131’ has come to the rescue though and released a new tool that unlocks the RAM requirement, makes both SP and MP available, and does not alter the game’s executable files.
Andrew Silverman has informed us about a new IndieGoGo campaign for a new title. French artist Anthony Beyer has just launched the Indiegogo campaign for his technoir stealth-based platformer, Interference. Interference is a stealth puzzle-platformer set in the tech-noir city of Arachnopolis, a place where citizens’ rights have been replaced by totalitarianism, oppression, and a robotic police force. Continue reading IndieGoGo Campaign Launched For Interference; a technoir stealth puzzle-platformer→
Futuremark has announced that its benchmark tool, 3D Mark, is now fifteen years old. The first 3D Mark benchmark tool was released in 1998, when Microsoft released Windows 98, Apple sold the first iMac, and the world was introduced to a new search engine called Google. 3D Mark supported DirectX 6 and since then, Futuremark has released 11 versions of 3DMark, each one pushing hardware to the limit to demonstrate the potential of the latest graphics APIs. Continue reading 3D Mark Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary By Giving Away Fire Strike Monster Statues→
