Far Cry 2 is now available on GOG, is DRM-free and priced at $9.99

Good news for all those who boycotted Ubisoft’s games due to their DRM implementations as GOG has added Ubisoft’s title to its catalogue and, like all GOG-games, this edition of Far Cry 2 is DRM-free. Entitled as Far Cry 2: Fortune’s Edition, this special version is patched to the most recent version and includes the Fortunes Pack DLC that added three new weapons and two new vehicles to the game, as well as several new multiplayer maps. Continue reading Far Cry 2 is now available on GOG, is DRM-free and priced at $9.99

CD Projekt RED is gearing up for a major announcement

Good news for all gamers, as CD Projekt RED is gearing up for a major announcement. The developer of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Enhanced Edition will host a conference on the 30th of May at 5 p.m. GMT. The studio will make a major announcment on that day and also reveal a lot of other information concerning its products and the DRM-free distribution platform GOG.com. The conference will be streamed live at facebook.com/thewitcher so stay tuned for more! Continue reading CD Projekt RED is gearing up for a major announcement

Enjoy Thief 1, 2 and Deadly Shadows with upgraded graphics via some Texture Packs

Thief Gold and Thief 2 have been added recently on Steam. As you may have guessed, these titles look quite dated but thankfully, there are some Texture Packs for them and our member ‘RipNard’ has informed us about them. According to RipNard, Steam uses the DDFIX mod for both Thief 1 and 2, but it seems it has an older version. Those interested can download the latest version from here. Continue reading Enjoy Thief 1, 2 and Deadly Shadows with upgraded graphics via some Texture Packs

Total War: Shogun 2 – Map Editor is now available

SEGA announced today the availability of the first-ever official Total War modding tool. The Editor, or TEd for short, enables modders to create their own custom maps for use in multiplayer and custom VS AI battles across both Shogun 2 and its recent standalone expansion Fall of The Samurai. Continue reading Total War: Shogun 2 – Map Editor is now available

World of Tanks Update 7.4 introduces new Game Modes, Maps and Combat Vehicles

Wargaming.net, the award-winning global videogame publisher and developer, announced today Update 7.4 for their distinguished free-to-play MMO World of Tanks introducing a wide range of new gameplay features. The key innovation of the update is the introduction of two new game modes – Encounter Battle and Assault. The Encounter Battle mode invites two sides to fight for one base. The Assault sets the players in the roles of attackers and defenders where the former have superior combat capabilities. Continue reading World of Tanks Update 7.4 introduces new Game Modes, Maps and Combat Vehicles

Super Street Fighter II meets Portal in this amazing mashup

YouTube’s member ‘thepixelkingdom’ made an amazing mashup between Super Street Fighter II and Portal. This mashup shows how helpful a Portal gun actually is for our beloved Street Fighters. Oh, and did we mention that there is a fatality move at the end of the video? Yeap, a fatality in a Street Fighter video. Who would have thought, right? Enjoy! Continue reading Super Street Fighter II meets Portal in this amazing mashup

Spec Ops: The Line PC Demo Release Date & Requirements Announced

2K Games has just announced that the PC demo of Spec Ops: The Line will be released in June 12th. As promised, the demo comes to our beloved platform before the official release of its retail/digital final version that is currently slated for June 29th. Not only that, but the company has also unveiled the minimum and recommended PC requirements for it that can be viewed below. The game uses Valve’s Steamworks and will require a one-time internet Steam authentication. Continue reading Spec Ops: The Line PC Demo Release Date & Requirements Announced

From Dust is now available and playable via your Chrome browser

Ubisoft announced today that From Dust, a modern God game from visionary creator Eric Chahi, is available today for Google Chrome Browser for £7.99 for the first week, then for £11.59. From Dust allows players to control the destiny of a primitive tribe against the backdrop of a world in constant evolution, in one of the most advanced real-time nature simulations, where everything you see and interact with evolves dynamically. Continue reading From Dust is now available and playable via your Chrome browser

PC gaming is dead? Guess again – Diablo III sets PC game launch record

Blizzard Entertainment announced today that as of the first 24 hours of Diablo III’s release, more than 3.5 million copies had been sold, setting the new all-time record for fastest-selling PC game. That number does not include the more than 1.2 million players who received Diablo III as part of signing up for the World of Warcraft Annual Pass promotion. Continue reading PC gaming is dead? Guess again – Diablo III sets PC game launch record

Happy Times – Mortal Kombat Turns 20 Years Old

Man, it’s been 20 years since the release of the first Mortal Kombat game. Some hated it, others loved it. Personally, I loved all 2D versions of this legendary series and I still remember visiting the arcades to play Mortal Kombat 2. Or how about the cencored SNES version of MK1 that was – kind of – awful? Or the way the media advertised it, stating that this game would turn us into psychopaths? Ah, the memories. But anyway. Happy birthday Mortal Kombat and in order to celebrate it, we’ve included all the fatalities from MK1, 2, and Ultimate 3, as well as a retrospective that is courtesy of GameSpot. Enjoy! Continue reading Happy Times – Mortal Kombat Turns 20 Years Old