Electronic Arts has released the new Sim City game, a title that requires a constant internet connection in order to be enjoyed. And as you may have guessed, the game’s servers took a big hit during its launch day. As a result of that, a lot of gamers were unable to play their newly bought game, and got frustrated with EA’s policy over this issue, as well as possible refunds. Continue reading Sim City Released, Connectivity Issues Spotted, EA Refuses Refunds→
Codemasters has revealed – via the game’s official FB page – a bunch of screenshots for GRID 2. In this huge set, the company included some new, previously unreleased, images that can be viewed below. As you may already know, GRID 2 won’t feature any cockpit view, something that made pretty much everyone upset. GRID 2 is currently planned for a May 2013 release on X360, PS3 and PC. Enjoy! Continue reading GRID 2 – New Screenshots Released→
It appears that AMD has been up to something lately, as the red team teased today a ‘super-secret project’ that is said to be ‘super cool’. Although AMD could not reveal much, it released two Work-In-Progress screenshots from that project that can be viewed below. AMD will unveil more information about this project in the coming weeks. For now, enjoy the screenshots and stay tuned for more! Continue reading AMD teases ‘super cool, super-secret project’ with these two screenshots→
Tomb Raider has just been released – in pretty much every region – but it seems that Nvidia users won’t be able to enjoy Crystal Dynamics’ title as the final build is seriously bugged for all Nvidia users. According to Nvidia, the final build of Tomb Raider suffers from performance and stability issues, and we can confirm that there are indeed major issues with this title, even with the latest GeForce Beta drivers. Continue reading Tomb Raider PC Is Seriously Bugged For All Nvidia Users [UPDATE]→
Ray Tracing is considered by a lot as the holy grail of computer graphics and lighting. However, there haven’t been any engines capable of offering such a feature in the last couple of years. And even though we’ve got some path tracing engines lately, like the Brigade 2 Engine, we’ve still have a long way until we get games without those annoying noise side-effects. Or not? According to Samual Lapere, OTOY’s graphics developer, Playstation 4 might be able to offer real-time ray tracing in a couple of games. Continue reading Brigade Engine’s developer believes that PS4 will offer Ray/Path Tracing, New Screenshot & Video→
Torment: Tides of Numenera may well be the most successful Kickstarter campaign ever, as inXile’s upcoming thematic successor to Planescape: Torment has managed to raise $900K and get funded in less than 10 hours. This clearly shows how Kickstarters can work for some companies, and – like pretty much everyone – we’re glad that we’ll be getting a new Torment game. Continue reading New Torment Game Raises Almost $1 Million & Gets Funded In Less Than 12 Hours→
Konami has just revealed – via the game’s official FB page – that the new engine that will be powering the next Pro Evolution Soccer game will be unveiled next week. According to the Japanese company, the next Edge magazine will have the first information about it and will be released on March 14th. This is really exciting news as PES had some serious issues in all of its current-generation versions. Continue reading Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 – New Engine To Be Unveiled Next Week→
Now here is something really interesting. A HD version of Essemble Studios’ classic strategy game, Age of Empires II, has appeared on Steam’s registry. This HD version was added yesterday, on March 5th, and according to Steam’s registry, this will be a gift and not a proper game. Could this mean that an Age of Empires collection is almost upon us with the HD version of Age of Empires II as a gift? Continue reading Age of Empires II HD Appears on Steam’s Registry→
Ubisoft announced today the release of a new patch for Far Cry 3, introducing a number of new features requested by players on both single player and multiplayer modes. This patch is live for all version of Far Cry 3, and you can view its complete changelog below. According to the French company, the features added or tweaked by this patch are an on-going effort to respond to players and give them more reasons to re-visit Rook Islands, to improve their skills with tougher challenges, and to re-discover the Far Cry 3 world. Enjoy! Continue reading Far Cry 3 Receives A New Update With Fan Requested Features→
