Star Citizen’s crowd-funding campaign is nearing its end, therefore, Chris Roberts and his team decided to push it a little bit more and announce a new stretch goal. After all, they are currently well over $4 million and they’ve already set the record for crowd-funding games. Continue reading The final hours of Star Citizen’s crowd-funding campaign initiated→
Today we bring you new shots from modders voodoohammer, rinxja, jtenma, ian gray, VictoriaG, devona80, nal, xay215, evok99, Grace Darkling, algiedi, SauronsWife, nakrulz and UnitedStrafes. It’s been one year since Skyrim got released and ironically, Bethesda’s RPG looks as good as any modern-day titles. The fact that Skyrim is still a great looker proves how good these modders actually are. Enjoy! Continue reading Weekly Skyrim Gallery [November 11th – 17th]→
Man, it’s been ten years since the debut of Sam Fisher on Microsoft’s console, Xbox. Splinter Cell was meant to be Microsoft’s answer to Sony’s Metal Gear Solid franchise. Thus, Splinter Cell was advertised as the best third-person stealth game. And oh boy was it an incredible experience. Packed with amazing visuals for its time, Splinter Cell quickly became the epitome of third-person stealth games. Fast forward a couple of years, and here we are today with new Splinter Cell games that are more action-oriented than its predecessors. But let’s forget about this and let’s wish Sam Fisher happy birthday, shall we? Continue reading Happy birthday Sam Fisher; Splinter Cell turns 10 years old→
Back in 2010, we were utterly amazed by the concept of Infinity Universe. You see, Infinity Universe is meant to be a massively multiplayer online game set in a persistent futuristic universe, that is packed with an advanced procedural engine allowing for a seemingly infinite galaxy of unique star systems and planets to discover and explore. Continue reading Infinity is one of the most ambitious space games, Kickstarter coming soon, new screenshots→
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 is finally here with us, so it’s time to see how Treyarch’s title performs on the PC platform. Treyarch decided to scrap the DX9 in favor of a brand new DX11 renderer that is said to be better optimized than the previous one. And it seems that the company was partially right. Unfortunately though, Black Ops 2 is still a CPU-bound game and does not take advantage of more than two CPU cores. This is an issue that has been present since Modern Warfare 2, and although Black Ops 2 is not as CPU-bound as the first Black Ops game (or World at War), it still needs a high clocked CPU in order to be enjoyed. Continue reading Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 – PC Performance Analysis→
Okay racing fans, we got some good and some bad news for you today. The good news is that you can find below a new set of community screenshots for Project CARS, and as we all know, pCars is a great looker. The bad news is that the game has been delayed to late 2013. Moreover, the game has been officiallyOriginally slated for a March 2013, Project CARS is now coming officially on PC, PS3, X360 and WiiU in late 2013. Enjoy the following community screenshots! Continue reading Project CARS delayed to late 2013, new community screenshots unveiled→
Reverb Publishing and Lukewarm Media have announced a slew of new content for their dino-MP title, Primal Carnage. ‘Get to the Chopper’ is an all-new objective-based mode and features a brand new mode-specific map. The first of many planned game updates, this FREE content will introduce new modes and maps when it rears its head later this month. Continue reading Primal Carnage – ‘Get to the Chopper’ DLC Is Now Available→