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Tom Clancy’s EndWar Online – F2P Online Role Playing Strategy – Enters Open Beta Phase

Ubisoft announced today that Tom Clancy’s EndWar Online, the free-to-play online role-playing strategy game set in the Tom Clancy’s EndWar universe, is now in open beta. Alongside the open beta, version 1.0 will also debut a brand new and exciting PvP mode, War Game, which pits the toughest commanders against each other using specially constructed decks to earn massive rewards. Continue reading Tom Clancy’s EndWar Online – F2P Online Role Playing Strategy – Enters Open Beta Phase

CliffyB Admits He Was Wrong About Criticizing PC Gamers, Admits PC To Be The Superior Platform

Cliff Bleszinski and PC gamers have a long, long history. While Cliff was responsible for one of the most classic FPS games to date, Unreal, he was also responsible for Gears of War. And when Gears of War 2 released on X360, a lot of PC gamers wondered whether that title would be coming to their platform. Continue reading CliffyB Admits He Was Wrong About Criticizing PC Gamers, Admits PC To Be The Superior Platform

Psychonauts 2 Officially Announced, To Be Funded Via FIG Campaign, Gets Debut Trailer

At today’s Games Awards show, Double Fine officially announced Psychonauts 2. Psychonauts 2 will be coming to PC, PS4 and Xbox One. Double Fine has launched a crowd funding campaing via FIG. The team aims to raise $3.3 million in the next 34 days. Continue reading Psychonauts 2 Officially Announced, To Be Funded Via FIG Campaign, Gets Debut Trailer

Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen – PC Graphics Options Revealed

Gamestar has shared a video, showcasing the PC version of Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen. Thankfully, this particular video also revealed the in-game graphics settings for Capcom’s upcoming action RPG, giving us a glimpse at what PC gamers will be able to adjust/tweak in order to enjoy it. Continue reading Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen – PC Graphics Options Revealed

Steam Report – More Than 35 Million Copies Of Games Were Sold In November 2015

SteamSpy has revealed the November sales numbers for Valve’s distribution service, Steam. According to the stats, more than 35 million copies of games were sold last month. Contrary to our previous report, this one focuses only on the sales that were generated by priced titles (in other words, it does not include free-to-play titles or free weekends sales). Continue reading Steam Report – More Than 35 Million Copies Of Games Were Sold In November 2015

Fallout 4 – New Beta Patch Available, Fixes “Stuck On Terminal” Issue, Brings Performance Improvements

One of the most annoying things in Fallout 4 is when the players gets stuck on terminals. That’s a really awful bug that passed Bethesda’s Q&A. Thankfully, the team has released a new beta patch on Steam that fixes this issue. Moreover, this beta patch brings general memory and stability improvements. Continue reading Fallout 4 – New Beta Patch Available, Fixes “Stuck On Terminal” Issue, Brings Performance Improvements

Avalanche Details Differences Between Mad Max & Just Cause 3 Engines

With the release of Just Cause 3, a lot of gamers wondered why the game performs so horribly on both the PC and current-gen consoles, especially when Mad Max was a top-notch title. Was it because the game was developed by the New York studio of Avalanche (and not the Stockholm one that was responsible for Mad Max)? Or is it more of a technical issue? And why was Mad Max supporting SLI but not Just Cause 3? Well, Avalanche Studios has detailed the differences between the Mad Max and the Just Cause 3 engines. Continue reading Avalanche Details Differences Between Mad Max & Just Cause 3 Engines