Slightly Mad Studios has released a new set of community screenshots for its gorgeous-looking racer, Project CARS. Our guess is that Slightly Mad Studios has added a new raindrops effects, otherwise we cannot explain why most member decided to capture the following images. Naturally, all shots show purely in-game footage that has not been made in any special photo mode with no post-processing or filters that aren’t available during the actual gameplay. And as you may have guessed, most of those members are using FXAA and SweetFX injectors to improve this racer’s visuals. Enjoy! Continue reading New Screenshots Showcase Project CARS In All Its ‘Wet’ Glory→
A couple of days ago, we informed you about the new engine that will be powering Watch Dogs, the Disrupt engine. Naturally, what came to our mind was that the Disrupt engine would be an evolution of the AnvilNext engine, the engine used in Assassin’s Creed III. Therefore, we decided to ask Sebastien Viard, Technical Director on Watch Dogs, about it and whether this engine would be plagued by the same performance issues we’ve encountered in Assassin’s Creed III. Continue reading Watch Dogs Engine Won’t Be Plagued By AnvilNext’s Engine Performance Issues→
Perfect World Entertainment announced that Blacklight: Retribution Onslaught is now live. Players around the world may visit the game’s official website to experience the largest update ever created for this free-to-play first-person shooter. The Onslaught expansion features new maps, new modes, new weapons, and much more. Continue reading Blacklight: Retribution – Onslaught Expansion Released→
Christofer Sundberg, founder of Avalanche Studios, is at it again and has teased a new image from one of Avalanche’s upcoming, unannounced, games. Not only that, but when a fan asked whether Christofer could show some gameplay footage instead of teasing shots, the founder of Avalanche hinted at an E3 reveal with – possibly – some gameplay footage from this title. Continue reading Avalanche Studios Teases New Image From Unannounced Game, E3 Reveal Seems Possible→
Well, we all saw that coming, right? Still, it’s good to have an official confirmation about the lead platform of Watch Dogs. In an interview with InsideGamer, Ubisoft’s CEO confirmed that the PC is the lead platform for Watch Dogs and all other platforms will be getting a port from it. Yeap, this is the exact opposite of what is currently happening, so this is at least good news for all PC gamers. Why you ask? But because the game will – most probably – be better optimized on the PC. Continue reading Ubisoft’s CEO Confirms That PC Is The Lead Platform For Watch Dogs→
Crytek has released a new version of its free CryEngine 3 SDK, CryEngine 3.4.5. This new version comes with support for increased vegetation sprite texture resolution, tweaked SCAR muzzleflash light to be more orange, added muzzleflash light to single firemode and various fixes (for example fixes for out of memory crash and random snow appearance in levels). You can view below its complete changelog, as well as a download link. Continue reading CryENGINE 3.4.5 SDK Is Now Available→
Capcom has released a new trailer for Remember Me, in which the Japanese company reveals the game’s new release date. Remember Me puts players into the role of Nilin, a former elite memory hunter with the ability to break into people’s minds and steal or even alter their memories. After her escape from prison, Nilin sets out on a mission to recover her identity, helped by her last and only friend. The game is planned for a June 4th release on PC, X360 and PS3. Enjoy! Continue reading Remember Me Gets A New Release Date, New Trailer→
YouTube’s member ‘drloser333’ has created a cool video that showcases the graphical evolution of First Person Shooters from 1992 to 2012. This video shows off the original versions of the games that are featured – without any mods applied to them – rendered in actual resolutions of the period. Ironically, Unreal is nowhere to be found in this video and that’s a real shame as back in the days, Unreal looked better than anything available. That’s a big foul in our opinion, though we should note that drloser333 picked only one game from almost each year. But anyway, it’s a pretty good video and the montage is awesome. Enjoy! Continue reading From 1992 To 2012: Graphic evolution of First Person Shooters→
Deep Silver today revealed more information about the RPG elements in Sacred Citadel. With these RPG elements plus unique weapon combinations, mounts, towns, a multitude of combat options and more aspects still to be revealed, Sacred Citadel offers unsurpassed depth in the genre of side-scrolling action brawlers. Continue reading Sacred: Citadel – New Details & Screenshots Revealed→
Gameforge announced that AION celebrates today its first free-to-play anniversary, thus the team will be celebrating the anniversary of this occasion with many events – together with the players! For example, in the Boost event there will be 50% more experience and Abyss points and a 50% increased chance on the drop rate of items as well as the success rate when crafting until the 6th March. On top of this, a special happy hour is waiting for the AION community alongside the Spring event on Thursday 28th February: the Daeva Special. Players receive an additional 20% of their purchased coins when buying AION Coins between 12 and 2 PM. Continue reading AION Celebrates One Year Of Free-To-Play Mayhem→
