A new set of beta drivers for AMD’s graphics cards has been leaked onto the Internet. Although there is no release notes at this moment, AMD users claim to have gained better performance in a number of benchmarking tools. Moreover, this driver seems to be working fine, meaning you won’t brick your GPUs if you install it. Still, we advice you to use these drivers at your own risk (the same thing applies to all beta drivers coming from the green team). Continue reading AMD Catalyst 13.11 BETA3 Drivers Leaked→
Okay everyone, there is nothing stopping this crowd-funding campaign. After hitting its $20 million, a lot of people thought that Star Citizen’s crowd-funding campaign would come to a stop. Ha, guess again. Star Citizen has just surpassed its $24 million goal, and it’s still going strong. We won’t be surprised if this title breaks all records – okay okay, it has already broken them – and hit $30 million. Continue reading There Is Nothing Stopping This Space Train – Star Citizen Surpasses $24 Million→
Electronic Arts today announced that The Sims 4 will be shipping in autumn 2014 worldwide. In development at Maxis’ The Sims Studio, The Sims 4 brings all new ways to play with life; powerful new creative tools, all-new Sims with enhanced emotion and intelligence, and a gaming experience where players control the mind, body and heart of their Sims to bring their stories to life like never before. Continue reading The Sims 4 To Be Released In Autumn 2014→
Electronic Arts announced today that Titanfall, the debut game from acclaimed independent videogame developer Respawn Entertainment, will be landing on store shelves beginning March 11, 2014 in North America and March 14 in Europe on Xbox One, PC and X360. Crafted by one of the co-creators of Call of Duty and other key designers behind the Call of Duty franchise, Titanfall aims to deliver a brand-new online experience that combines fluid, fast-paced multiplayer action with heroic, set-piece moments found in traditional campaign modes. Continue reading TitanFall To Be Released On March 11th→
Nvidia’s G-Sync technology seems to be the next big thing according to both reporters and developers that attended the green team’s recent Montreal event. However, it seems that customers will have to rely solely on Nvidia’s GPUs in order to enjoy this new tech, as G-Sync won’t work with other GPUs in the foreseeable future. Continue reading Nvidia’s Tom Petersen: We don’t expect G-Sync to work with other GPUs anytime soon→
Sweet Mary of Jesus. Valve has released a new update for DOTA 2 that comes with one hell of changes, fixes and tweaks. This is perhaps the biggest update we’ve seen for DOTA 2 and since it changes almost every aspect of the game’s stats, we’re pretty sure that some players will get slightly annoyed by some of the changes. As always, the update will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client, and you can view its huge changelog below. Take a deep breath and heeeeeere weeeeee goooooo. Continue reading DOTA 2 Gets A Massive Update→
Lukewarm Media has launched a wave of new content for Primal Carnage including a new game mode, a new map, and three new Dino Skin packs, paired with a $1 sale on the popular Dino-buster skin. In addition, the company revealed that the game will be 50% off during Steam’s Weekly sale. Continue reading Primal Carnage Gets New DLC – 50% Off On Steam During Weekly Sale→
Eidos Montreal announced today that Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director’s Cut, the definitive version of the critically acclaimed action-RPG title, ships today in North America for PC, PS3, X360 and WiiU. The Director’s Cut is also available for download immediately on most platforms and is available in stores on October 25 in Europe and other PAL territories. Continue reading Deus Ex: Human Revolution – Director’s Cut Is Now Available, Gets Launch Trailer→
