Paradox Interactive announced that King Arthur: Fallen Champions is now available for $9.99 on all major digital distribution channels. King Arthur: Fallen Champions is the standalone, story-driven game which bridges the gap between the prior title and its upcoming sequel, King Arthur II, entrusts players with guiding a band of unlikely warriors through their stories by way of bloody tactical combat across the battlefields of Britannia. Continue reading King Arthur: Fallen Champions is out Now→
Another week, another weekly PC charts. As we can see, both Space Marine and Dead Island have managed to stay at the top of the UK PC Retail and Steam Digital charts respectfully. However, while Dead Island is at the first place of digital charts, it lost 4 places in UK and Deus Ex: Human Revolution remained at the same place. There are some minor changes in UK’s retail chart but nothing noteworthy. You can view the entire charts after the jump. Continue reading Weekly Top 10 PC Charts; UK PC Retail and Steam Digital Charts [September 11th – 18th]→
NFS fans, get ready for some more cars that will be featured in Need For Speed: The Run. Today we bring you the Ford GT, Nissan GTR R32, Chevrolet Corvette Z06, Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32), Subaru Impreza WRX STI and Porsche 911 Carrera S. Need For Speed: The Run is slated for a November release on PC, X360, PS3, Wii and Nintendo 3DS. Enjoy the shots after the jump. Continue reading Need For Speed: The Run – More Cars Showcased→
Call of Juarez was one of my most beloved games. Back in the days of DX9, the game featured spectacular visuals and incorporated some unique ideas. Moreover, it was a quality Wild West game, and we didn’t have one since… Outlaws. It basically filled a gap and became even prettier with a DX10 patch that Techland released afterwards. It seems though that the company didn’t realize the reasons behind CoJ’s success. Either that or they became gritty – like most others – and wanted to appeal to a wider audience. The result was a sequel that was inferior to its prequel and a third part that has nothing to do with the series. It could easily be a new IP franchise instead of a Call of Juarez game, but I guess Techland needed the name to trick and sell the game to the fans of the series. Continue reading Call of Juarez: The Cartel PC Performance Analysis→
Another week, another bunch of GTA IV screenshots. These are by far the best GTA IV screenshots we’ve encountered this week and showcase some amazing visuals. Especially the first four screenshots are simply jaw-dropping. The lighting, the shadows, the TOD… everything is top notch. Enjoy the screenshots after the jump. Continue reading Weekly GTA IV Gallery [10 – 17 September]→
Each and every week, we’ll be bringing you the best CryEngine 3 shots. Today we have for you some amazing shots from two maps; Continuum and Niagara. Additionally, there are two amazing shots with high-resolution vegetation textures and a replica of Apple’s iPod. Enjoy the screenshots after the jump. Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [10 – 17 September]; CryEngine 3 at its best→
Hard Reset’s preview code was great, that is something we have to admit. However, there was a big concern while playing it; could a company announce and release so quickly a highly polished game? Apparently not as Hard Reset is plagued by two major issues that have a negative impact to the whole gaming experience. It ends before it even starts and there is a limited type of enemies. Continue reading Hard Reset PC Review→
Tom Antos released today a new live-action short film that is based on Bethesda’s Skyrim. This video showcases a dragon’s hunt and although it looks good, it lacks a bit polishing here and there. The sounds are also a bit underwhelming but overall, it’s sweet and shows that there is great potential for an actual live-action mini series. Check it out after the jump. Continue reading Skyrim – Real-Life Action Short Film Is Sweet→
Digital Arrow and White Rabbit Interactive announced today an agreement with Epic Games to power the innovative movement-based game “inMomentum” with Epic’s groundbreaking Unreal Engine 3. Continue reading InMomentum to be powered by Unreal Engine 3→
Codemasters released today the fourth and final F1 2011 developer diary video video that features all new gameplay footage and reveals the all-new Safety Car in action alongside a range of season updates that make the game feel ‘completely different’. F1 2011 launches for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC Games For Windows on September 23rd. Continue reading F1 2011 – Developer Diary Video 4 (Season Updates & Safety Car)→
