GTA IV iCEnhacer 2.01/2.1 looks great, right? Well, as we’ve said and before, there are and some other custom ENBSeries mods for GTA IV that are as amazing as Hayssam Keilany’s mod. Therefore, today we bring you some new GTA IV shots from modders Black_D, DarK64, King of K, legacyy, Simple999, Vinz005, Jaizeta, mmikeyy, I´m_CJ_bitch!!, and EVOLINTE. Enjoy! Continue reading Weekly GTA IV Gallery [March 4th – 10th]→
It seems that Crysis 2’s modders are really addicted to the jungle environments, as we got this week lots of shots from some jungle maps that are currently on development. However, there is one shot from Neolight that is simply beyond anything we’ve seen so far. Neolight has created a cinematic wide shot of some fantastical world that looks bloody amazing. Alongside that shot, we bring you today some images from modders rGOt, neo83_gr, iSqueezee, darkchazz, ReVan1199, as well as a machinima video from ShadosProd. Enjoy! Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [March 4th – 10th]→
Now this is extremely interesting. German magazine PC Action is said to reveal the PC version of an exclusive console RPG. According to the magazine’s ‘next month’ column – spotted by Neogaf’s member ‘Anarkin’ – the magazine will reveal the game’s identity in its next issue that will hit stores in April 11th. Continue reading German magazine PC Action to reveal the PC version of an exclusive console RPG→
Biart Studios have released their first indie third-person shooter title, Deep Black: Reloaded. The game was initially known as U-Wars and was meant to take advantage of Nvidia’s PhysX and 3D Vision. Back when it was called U-Wars, the developers had trouble finding a publisher. Fast forward a couple of years and here we are with Biart’s renamed game that is published by them in a digital form. Given its indie nature, we were wondering whether or not it was worth writing a Performance Analysis about it. However, we got intrigued when we found out that it was a 3D-Ready title, so we felt the need to give it a shot. As always, we used an overclocked Q9650 with a GTX295, 4GB RAM, Windows 7-64Bit and the latest version of Nvidia’s ForceWare drivers. Continue reading Deep Black: Reloaded PC Performance Analysis→
We’re pretty sure that most CS: GO fans will be disappointed to hear that the game has been delayed yet again. Yeah, that sucks but hopefully Valve will be able to further polish your beloved game, so no reason to start cursing them. In addition, the company released a new update for the game’s beta version that replaces Source’s shadow engine and adds support for both FXAA and Intel’s integrated graphics chipsets. Furthermore, the update enables the Arsenal Mode: Demolition, fixes, miscellaneous map bugs and removes the capping mouse acceleration values. The update will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client and you can view its changelog below. Continue reading New Counter-Strike: GO Beta Update comes with FXAA & Intel’s integrated graphics chipsets support→
YouTube’s member ‘ECLIPSc70’ has captured some lovely new footage from the second episode of Sonic 4. This GDC 2012 footage shows Sonic and Tails running accross a snowy level. The physics in Sonic 4: Episode 2 look awesome and there is a lot of ‘speed’ travelling, something that we’d expect from a Sonic game. Sonic 4: Episode 2 is slated for a 2012 release on current generation consoles and PC. Enjoy! Continue reading GDC 2012 – Lovely footage from Sonic 4: Episode 2→
In a recent interview with VentureBeat, Jake Solomon, lead designer for Firaxis Games’ XCOM: Enemy Unknown, said that their upcoming remake of the legendary XCOM game will be a really challenging game. Jake wanted to differentiate this term and said that it would not be impossibly difficult or tedious to play, just challenging in so many other ways. Moreover, Jake said that they have a game that openly embraces the idea of challenge as a selling point and that’s exactly what will differentiate their game from all other previous frustrating parts of the series, like X-Com: Terror from the Deep. Continue reading XCOM: Enemy Unknown will be a really challenging game; not impossibly difficult or frustrating→
A lot of PC gamers have been reporting some framerate issues with Biart Studios’ latest underwater third person shooter, Deep Black: Reloaded. To be honest, we didn’t notice any issues at all but that was because Deep Black could not connect to the Internet. When we enabled its launcher to connect, it downloaded a small update for it. Although we don’t have any release notes for that day-1 patch, we know that it introduces the framerate issue that all other PC gamers have been reporting these past days. Continue reading Deep Black: Reloaded suffers from framerate skips, developers will fix it in the coming days→
Paradox Interactive released a massive update for their strategy game, Crusader Kings II. This update comes with a revised Message Setting system, Religion groups are now marked playable in the religion file, AI has been improved, the Caliphates and the Seljuks are bugged while the Byzantines are nurfed and all peasant revolt risk factors have been halved. This update will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client and you can view its entire changelog below. Enjoy! Continue reading Massive Crusader Kings II Update Released→
Great news for racing sim fans, as Slightly Mad Studios released a new weekly build of their WMD-powered Project CARS title, giving all members with Team Member status and above lots of new content to enjoy. This new build comes with five new tracks, meaning that the next community screenshots will be quite interesting. You can view the complete details of this new build after the jump. We’ve also included two videos from this latest build, courtesy of MotoGamesTV. Enjoy! Continue reading New Project CARS Build 169 comes with 5 New Tracks→
