You know what, this is bullcrap. There, I said. High Moon has just revealed that they will not port ‘Fall of Cybetron’ to the PC, because the PC is outside of High Moon Games’ area of expertise and as a result of that, they won’t be bothered with porting it. And you know why I say that this is bullcrap? Because ‘War for Cybetron’ was a good port. Yeah, it didn’t have as many graphical options and there was this awful 30fps lock but otherwise, it was stable and ran great to a lot of PC configurations. It just needed a little bit love. Just that extra touch and nothing more. Continue reading Transformers: Fall of Cybetron won’t be coming to the PC; outside of High Moon’s area of expertise→
I know, I know; some of you were disappointed with F.E.A.R. 3. You see, the third part of our beloved FPS series has lost its way and was a bit generic. I mean, come on. An identical scene with that spectacular meat fridge moment? And then a scene that was suited best to Left4Dead? That was not what F.E.A.R. was all about and we are thankful that Day 1 Studios has decided to return to its routes. The company has released a teaser video that hints to a new MechAssault title. Enjoy the teaser after the jump and stay tuned for more! Continue reading Day 1 Studios hints to a new MechAssault title→
Rockstar Games have released a new trailer for their upcoming third person shooter, Max Payne 3. Based on incredibly precise and fluid gunplay and maintaining the series’ famed dark and cinematic approach, Max Payne 3 follows the famed former New York detective onto the streets of São Paulo, Brazil. Max Payne is slated for a June release on the PC. Enjoy! Continue reading Max Payne 3 gets a new trailer→
The first closed beta phase of TERA will be running this weekend. From the 17th to the 19th of February the servers will be online from 3 pm (CEST) until midnight each day for courageous adventurers to walk on the wild side in the world of TERA. It will be the first of five beta tests for all pre-order customers, last year’s beta participants, and the 1,000 selected winners of the early beta registration. Two character slots invite the participants to explore the races of TERA and to prove their skills in thrilling battles up to level 22. For the first time guilds can now fight each other on a PvP server that also offers an outlaw mission in the town Velika to all unfearful adventurers. Continue reading First closed beta test for TERA begins this weekend→
Jagged Alliance Online, the next part of the legendary turn-based strategy series with a full-fledged multi-player mode, is leaving closed beta testing today. The game’s publisher, gamigo, would like to thank all the testers for the feedback and is now inviting all players to to experience the quality of the thrilling PvE missions and PvP matches first-hand during the open testing phase. Continue reading Jagged Alliance Online enters Open Beta phase→
2K Games has just revealed a new expansion for Civilization V. Sid Meier’s Civilization V: Gods & Kings is the first expansion for 2K Games’ acclaimed strategy game and is currently slated for a late Spring 2012 release. Gods & Kings will add more techs, units, buildings, Wonders, and playable Civilizations. Continue reading Sid Meier’s Civilization V: Gods & Kings announced and coming in Spring 2012→
A week away from its worldwide release, Wargame: European Escalation, the real-time strategy from Eugen Systems (R.U.S.E., Act of War) today released a last series of screenshots. Planned for release on the 23rd of February, Wargame: European Escalation already amazed the many players who pre-ordered it online. Those who pre-purchased it received access to the new multiplayer beta, in order to participate in the very last tests and adjustments of the online network and services of EugenNet. Continue reading New Wargame: European Escalation screenshots→
Remember when everyone was jumping around – prior to Battlefield 3’s release – due to the fact that Commo Rose would be included in it? Oh the joy. Fast forward some months though and we can clearly see that Commo Rose is broken. Not only that, but it seems that it is there only for the sake of being there. In other words, Commo Rose is there in order to satisfy some old fans, and while it does that, it just isn’t useful in its current form. All this could very well change though, as DICE is working on an improved version of it. Continue reading Battlefield 3 – DICE is working on an improved version of Commo Rose→
Experimental indie game Dear Esther recouped its financial backing from Indie Fund in just five and a half hours, soaring to the top of Steam’s sales charts in the process. thechineseroom and Robert Briscoe’s first-person walk-’em-up released yesterday to critical acclaim, picking up glowing reviews from various gaming websites. Continue reading Dear Esther sells 16,000 units on its first day→
Now here is a nice surprise. A few hours ago, Rockstar released a new patch for the PC version of L.A. Noire. This new patch adds DX11 support to this unique third person adventure game and it improves performance on many Windows Vista and Windows 7 setups using DX11 graphics cards. Unfortunately, DX10 owners won’t be able to take advantage of this new renderer. This update will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client and you can view its complete changelog after the jump. Continue reading L.A. Noire PC gets a DX11 Patch→
