Rob Platt (also known in YouTube as Pl511) has informed us about his latest collaboration with Plasma3Music, as these two fellas have decided to remix Halo 4’s main theme. As Rob described, in this remix, Plasma3Music and he tried to keep it faithful to the original version while adding their own touches and styles to the theme. Needless to say that this is a piece of art that you deserves your attention, even if you’re not fans of Halo. But let’s be honest here; even though some of you may hate the game, its score is among the best we’ve heard in a video-game. Enjoy! Continue reading Halo 4 – Main Theme ‘To Galaxy’ Remix→
David Braben and Frontier Developments have unveiled the first early footage of Elite: Dangerous, the sequel to the classic Elite space game. In this video, Braben talks about procedural content and showcases some rich cloudscapes that can be generated by their procedural techniques. As Braben points out, it looks stunning, even at this early stage so go ahead and take a look. Continue reading Elite: Dangerous has rich procedural cloudscapes, first early footage unveiled→
Earlier yesterday, a lot of PC gamers noticed something awkward on Steam’s digital store. Even though GTA: Vice City was previously available for purchase, it was suddenly removed. And since GTA V was not announced – officially – for the PC, a lot of gamers got worried; did Rockstar give PC gamers the finger once again? Continue reading Rockstar temporarily removes GTA: Vice City from Steam due to music licensing issues→
BioWare and LucasArts announced today that the new, Free-to-Play option for the massively multiplayer online game, Star Wars: The Old Republic is now live. Now players can experience the complete storylines of all eight iconic Star Wars classes, all the way to level 50 for free. This new option complements the existing subscription offering, providing players with maximum flexibility in how they choose to experience Star Wars: The Old Republic. Continue reading Star Wars: The Old Republic Is Now Free-To-Play, Update 1.5 Released→
Interceptor Entertainment has released a new set of screenshots for its upcoming remake to Apogee’s classic shooter, Rise of the Triad. As you can see, Interceptor has used a lot of high-resolution textures, and the overall IQ (that is image quality mind you) is remarkable. Rise of the Triad is powered by the Unreal Engine and is currently planned for release later this year, exclusively on the PC. Enjoy! Continue reading Rise of the Triad Remake Looks Stunning – New Screenshots Released→
Bethesda has released the first screenshots of Skyrim’s upcoming DLC, Dragonborn. As we can see, this new DLC features some ‘Morrowind’ elements, and we are pretty sure that all fans of it will appreciate them. The Dragonborn DLC will feature mountable dragons and will be released on December 4th on X360. PS3 and PC version will most probably come at a later date. Continue reading The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dragonborn DLC – First Screenshots Unleashed→
Focus Home Interactive has released the first screenshots for Spiders Studio’s upcoming game, Mars: War Logs. These six images are a testament of the progress made on the game, since its first appearance in the short video teaser unveiled a few months ago. They give a glimpse of some of the places, inhabitants and creatures of the Red Planet, which are brought to life by the Silk Engine, the graphics engine developed by Spiders Studio. Continue reading First Screenshots Unveiled For “Mars: War Logs”→
Okay, this is not much but what the hell; it’s the first screenshot of Dragon Age 3 so let’s all celebrate it, even though we can’t see much as everything looks a bit blurry. Perhaps too blurry. And low-res. And why didn’t BioWare reveal the raw image this morning? And why are they teasing us? Let’s all bash BioWare for doing this. Boooooo BioWare for treating us like that, we hate you. No we love you, but we hate you. Oh bummer. Continue reading First – off-screen – screenshot from Dragon Age 3: Inquisition→
Profenix has released a new set of screenshots from the latest version of its proprietarygame engine, S2Engine HD, showcasing some of the new graphical effects that have been implemented to it. S2Engine HD is said to be a complete general-purpose software kit for developing and running videogames or other virtual-reality applications such as architectural walkthrough, physical simulations. Enjoy! Continue reading S2Engine HD – New Screenshots From Build 1.4.0→
