Focus Interactive released a new trailer for their upcoming, explosive real-time strategy game that is developed for PC by Eugen Systems, Wargame: European Escalation. This trailer is fully created using in-game footage, and presents NATO forces and a few of the 361 units of the game, in breathtaking action. The ambush set up by the Warsaw Pact quickly escalates into a full-blown, spectacular battle, as NATO units call in for reinforcements to strike back the aggressor. Wargame: European Escalation is currently slated for a February 2012 release, exclusively on the PC. Continue reading New Wargame: European Escalation Trailer→
YouTube’s member ‘FRANKIEonPCin1080p’ uploaded a pretty interesting and funny video, in which he tries to replicate Nintendo’s classic Super Mario Kart in Battlefield 3. Is this faithful to the original game? Hardly. Is it cool? Hell yeah. We’ve seen various fan-made videos for Battlefield 3 and we begin to wonder if there is something that can’t be done in DICE’s game. Enjoy everyone! Continue reading Battlefield 3 meets Super Mario Kart→
rFactor 2’s beta is a GO and we bet that most of you are wondering one and only thing; does this beta justify the pre-order requirement? Thankfully, some gamers that have already gained access to the beta posted some videos, so you can judge for yourselves. So, special thanks go to DOC, SKeijmel, BSNismo, OSRW and mc0676. Enjoy everyone! Continue reading rFactor 2 Beta footages emerge; looks amazing in motion→
If there is one mod that can make Crysis unique and refreshing, then that’s definitely CyberAlien’s Extreme Quality Mod. CyberAlien’s mod is a piece of art and modder ‘x0TuRn0x’ decided to go the extra mile and to fix some bugs of it, as well as to include it in a map. Thus, Crysis PhotorealIV EGM has come to life. This little mod/map comes with better motion blur and DoF, as well as some gameplay improvements. And damn, those sand textures look lovely! Continue reading Crysis PhotorealIV EGM gives us a taste of how Crysis would look like if it was released today→
There is something really great about all those slow-mo and timelapse videos and YouTube’s member, ‘tjmhay’, has released a lovely and relaxing slow-mo Battlefield 3 video. To make things even better, tjmhay chose Samuel Barber’s classic tune, Adagio for Strings. An excellent choice if you ask us. This is just beautiful and you should definitely give it a go! Continue reading Lovely and relaxing Battlefield 3 slow-mo video→
GroBroPros released a new, live-action fan made video for Skyrim, showcasing what Bethesda’s game would look like in modern day. As with the game itself, our real-life friends can put buckets on heads and coin purses still get thieved. Oh, and throwing fire and ice at each other is still the preferred way of settling a dispute. This is an amazing fan made video and you should definitely give it a go. Enjoy! Continue reading Fan-made live-action Skyrim video shows how a modern-day Skyrim game would look like→
Paradox Interactive released the fourth, and perhaps last, live-action trailer for their upcoming strategy game, Crusader Kings II. True to the game, the King has overstretched himself, conquered the lands of far too many rulers and finds himself with a list of enemies as long as his codpiece. Only his spymaster can save the day, and the man is a conniving, filthy, traitorous, two-faced scoundrel. Crusader Kings II is currently slated for a February 7th release on the PC. Continue reading Crusader Kings II – Seven Deadly Sins: Greed→
Hitbox Team has just announced that indie 2D platformer, Dustforce, a game that is definitely inspired by the awesome Super Meat Boy, will hit Steam on January 17th. A Mac version is also planned for a later release. In Dustforce, players stylishly flow through precarious environments, sweeping up dust, leaves, trash and slime. In the full game, players can sweep their way through one hundred and one unique challenges and a massive seamless adventure mode. Dustforce looks lovely, so make sure to keep an eye on it! Continue reading Dustforce is coming to Steam on January 17th→
Black Mesa Source could very well be the new DNF phenomenon. It has been in development for so many years and since we haven’t got any news about it for so long, a lot of gamers have started thinking that this could be a vaporware and nothing more. Well, good news for everyone as a new gameplay footage has been leaked, showing the beginning of the game and the memorable train sequence. Now you could say that it looks a bit dated but compared to the original game, this looks like a pretty damn good overhaul. Word has it that this is an older build – about three years old. No release date has been announced as of yet for Black Mesa Source, though our guess is that it might see the light of day in 2012. Fingers crossed. Continue reading Sweet mother of Jesus; Black Mesa Source is still alive→
That’s hilarious. Intel attempted to demonstrate the DirectX 11 capabilities of their Ivy Bridge based Ultrabook and guess what; although the commentator was doing his best to simulate his driving skills and claimed that F1 2011 was running in DX11 mode, the main monitor betrayed him when he tried to press the play button on the video player program that was running at the background. This is just sad and shows that Intel’s Ivy Bridge based Ultrabook is not as good for gaming as you’d hoped to. Mooly Eden tried to make a comeback and said that the game was played by someone at backstage, when that wasn’t the case. This is a ‘double fail’ for Intel. Enjoy the following video from Intel’s show. Special thanks to YouTube member ‘networkworld’ for uploading it! Continue reading CES 2012: Intel caught cheating while demonstrating F1 2011 in DX11 on Ivy Bridge based Ultrabook→
