Street Fighter X Mega Man Announced – Free Game Coming On December 17th

Now this is bloody amazing. Mega-Man fans have been cursing Capcom for not releasing a new Mega-Man game, but look and behold everyone; a brand-new retro-like Mega-Man is scheduled for release next week, and will be distributed for free. According to Capcom, Mega Man and the Street Fighters meet in this FREE PC download, coming to Capcom-Unity on December 17, 2012. You can view below the game’s first trailer and screenshots. Enjoy! Continue reading Street Fighter X Mega Man Announced – Free Game Coming On December 17th →

Bioshock: Infinite ditches GFWL for Steamworks

Great news for those hating Games For Windows Live, as Irrational Games’ third part in the acclaimed Bioshock series will not be using it. When asked whether Bioshock: Infinite will be using the GFWL service as its DRM, Ken Levine, creative director and co-founder of Irrational Games, responded and said that it won’t. Continue reading Bioshock: Infinite ditches GFWL for Steamworks →

Dark Souls II Announced, PC version confirmed, first official details unveiled

And the moment most hardcore action RPG fans have been waiting for has finally arrived. Namco has unveiled a cinematic trailer for Dark Souls 2 on today’s VGA Awards. You can view the official press release below which confirms the PC version of it. Guess Namco Bandai was benefit from porting the game to the PC platform. Here is hoping that PC gamers will get a better port this time around, though it would be sweet if FromSoftware was to develop all versions simultaneously. Continue reading Dark Souls II Announced, PC version confirmed, first official details unveiled →

New IP “The Phantom Pain” Announced At VGA Awards 2012

A new IP has been announced on today’s VGA awards. At first glance, this looks like a MGS title as the main character looks exactly like Big Boss. I mean, come on. Look at him; same hair type, same beard, and let’s not forget that Big Boss was a clone so he should be facing amnesia issues. But this title is developed by Moby Dick Studio, therefore this can’t be a MGS title. Unless of course Konami is co-operating with Moby Dick for a new MGS title. NeoGAF users on the other hand have made a lot of investigation, so be sure to check what they have to say. All points hint that The Phantom Pain and MGS: Ground Zeroes are the same thing. But anyway, this all is speculation and below you can find the game’s debut trailer. Continue reading New IP “The Phantom Pain” Announced At VGA Awards 2012 →

Flipping tanks in Battlefield 3 can be surprisingly fun

Back in November, the guys over 1080PixelGaming have released a mind-blowing Battlefield 3 video where they flipped a tank onto the roof of a building. It looked great, and the team is back with a punch, with a new video that puts that previous tank flipping clip to shame. In this new video, the team has managed to flip a tank over a canal and land it onto another roof. It looks fun, it looks great, and we highly recommend watching it. We’ve also included the previous flipping tank video, so go ahead and enjoy both of them! Continue reading Flipping tanks in Battlefield 3 can be surprisingly fun →

Portal 2 Recreated In LEGO

Following yesterday’s LEGO post, today we bring you Lego Portal 2. As the title suggests, this is Portal 2 that was recreated in LEGO by Kooberz. Kooberz is the man behind the amazing ‘Bricks of War‘ and ‘Battle of the Brick, Built for Combat‘ LEGO videos that we featured a while ago. This fella is quite talented, so you should definitely give this video a go. Enjoy! Continue reading Portal 2 Recreated In LEGO →

Incoming Black Ops 2 DoubleXP weekend and patch that will address gameplay balancing issues

Good news for Black Ops 2 fans, as Treyarch is working on a PC patch and will offer a DoubleXP weekend, though there is no ETA for them yet. Treyarch’s pcdev has spilled the beans earlier this week about the upcoming patch of Black Ops 2, when he tweeted that Treyarch was working on patch and on various AMD and Nvidia hw specific issues. Continue reading Incoming Black Ops 2 DoubleXP weekend and patch that will address gameplay balancing issues →

Bioshock Infinite – PC Graphical Settings Revealed – DX10 & DX11 Support Confirmed – FOV Slider Spotted

Our friends over at PCGamer have unveiled the graphical settings for the PC version of Bioshock: Infinite. According to PCGamer, Bioshock: Infinite was showcased this week on an octo-core CPU (AMD FX-8120) with a single Radeon 7900 series GPU (though we don’t know the exact model that was used) and 16GB of RAM. Bioshock Infinite PC supports DX10, as well as DX11. Still, we don’t know whether Irrational Games will go ahead and include any tessellation effects or not. Continue reading Bioshock Infinite – PC Graphical Settings Revealed – DX10 & DX11 Support Confirmed – FOV Slider Spotted →

Carrier Command: Gaea Mission – Update 1.03 Released

Bohemia Interactive has released a new update for Carrier Command: Gaea Mission that aims to address a number of issues, including those related to the pathfinding of ground units. Before upgrading though, we feel the need to inform you about a crucial detail; save games that were created in versions 1.1.0026 and older are not compatible with the 1.03 version. Continue reading Carrier Command: Gaea Mission – Update 1.03 Released →

Might & Magic Heroes VI: Shades of Darkness Release Date Announced

Today, Ubisoft announced the long-awaited Might & Magic Heroes VI standalone expansion, Shades of Darkness, set to be released on Windows PC on the 28th February 2013. According to its press release, this fully fledged standalone game will feature a new faction, Dungeon, led by the Dark Elves, and two new campaigns unveiling another piece of history in the Might & Magic Universe. Continue reading Might & Magic Heroes VI: Shades of Darkness Release Date Announced →