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AMD may have leaked Halo 3 for the PC, artwork showcased during its Korean R5 launch event

AMD held a launch event in Korea for its new R5 CPUs. So, during that event, AMD showcased a video with some upcoming games for the PC platform. What’s really interesting here is that AMD included an artwork from Halo 3, suggesting that this classic Halo game will finally come to the PC. Continue reading AMD may have leaked Halo 3 for the PC, artwork showcased during its Korean R5 launch event

Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands – Update #3 is now available, full release notes revealed

Ubisoft has just released a huge new update for Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands. According to the release notes, this update focuses on game stability and bug fixing. Furthermore, the French company has implemented changes in order to improve the user experience. Continue reading Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Wildlands – Update #3 is now available, full release notes revealed

Spark The Electric Jester is a 2D platformer inspired by Sonic and Ristar, and is available now

Feperd Games has released its new action/platformer video game that is heavily based on the best classics from the 16-bit era such as Mega Man X, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Kirby Super Star (Kirby’s Fun Pak in the EU), in which players assume the role of Spark; an electric jester frustrated by the loss of his job. Continue reading Spark The Electric Jester is a 2D platformer inspired by Sonic and Ristar, and is available now

PlatinumGames would love to release all of its games to the PC, but that’s up to publishers

These past few years, we’ve seen a lot of Japanese – as well as previously console-only – titles hitting the PC. And that’s because the PC market is currently huge and, let’s face it, most publishers and developers cannot simply ignore it. The same applies to the developer behind Bayonetta and Vanquish who told PCGamer that it would love to see all of its titles on our platform. Continue reading PlatinumGames would love to release all of its games to the PC, but that’s up to publishers