Well, most of us saw that coming. It seems that the PC version of Crysis 3 did not sell well, despite Crytek’s efforts to offer mind-blowing graphics and visuals. Yes, the PC version of Crysis 3 looks gorgeous but as a game itself… well… you know now… different Psycho… a f’ed up storyline… laughable attempts to connect Crysis 2 and 3 with Crysis 1. Let’s just say that we were disappointed with it, and it apparently we weren’t the only ones feeling that way. Continue reading Disappointing Sales – Crysis 3 PC Has Just Passed 100.000 Sold Copies In Its Homeland→
Nvidia has released a new video in which its engineers and military personnel traveled to Los Angeles to bring the Respawn Development team GeForce GTX TITANs and NVIDIA SHIELDs. It’s an interesting video but what’s buried in that video is more interesting than the fact that TitanFall will work great with Nvidia’s GPUs. Continue reading TitanFall Will Be Playable At 4K On A Single Nvidia GTX Titan→
DICE has released a new update for Battlefield 4, as well as a new server update for Battlelog. According to the release notes, these new updates come with various fixes, miscellaneous stability fixes that further reduce the number of client crashes and server side crash fixes, including the top seen crashes on R14. These updates will be auto-downloaded and you can view their changelogs below. Continue reading DICE Rolls Out New Updates For Battlefield 4 & Battlelog, Changelogs Included→
Electronic Arts and DICE have released a new update for the PC version of Battlefield 4. Although this patch does not bring any stability improvements to the table, the development team promised that its next update will further increase stability. Question now is when this ‘next’ update will hit the Internet and whether it will come with the promised Mantle support. As always, this update will be auto-downloaded from Battlelog and you can view its complete changelog below. Continue reading Battlefield 4 – New Update Released, Next Update Will Further Increase Stability→
Kotaku has spotted an EA job listing, according to which EA Canada is currently working on an open-world Star Wars title. And in case you’re wondering then no; this isn’t a prank. This new Star Wars game will be coming on next-gen platforms and will most probably be powered by Frostbite 3. After all, this is the engine that will power most of EA’s latest titles. Continue reading Report: EA Canada Is Working On An Open-World Star Wars Game→
And SEGA (and Sports Interactive) have officially beaten Electronic Arts. At least that’s what we make out of an open letter in which the big publisher confirmed that it is cancelling its FIFA Manager series. As EA’s open letter claimed, ‘the football manager genre at this level of sophistication is highly specialised and primarily played in two countries (England and Germany), in which – on top of everything – one game has practically dominated the market in recent years.’ And that title is no other than Football Manager. Continue reading SEGA’s Football Manager Series Prevails, Electronic Arts Cancels FIFA Manager Series→
As we all know, Need for Speed: Rivals is locked at 30fps. Well, not anymore as Guru3D’s member ‘BetA’ has found a way to unlock the game’s framerate without speeding up the game. However, there is a big catch here. According to BetA, players will need a rocksteady 60fps in order to take advantage of his workaround, otherwise the game will either suffer from the slowmo or the fast forward side effects. Continue reading Need for Speed: Rivals – Modders Find Temp Fix For 60FPS→
Electronic Arts and DICE have released a new trailer for BF4, in which the game’s executive producer Patrick Bach discusses Second Assault, new vehicles, weapons and fan-favourite maps including Gulf of Oman, Operation Firestorm, Caspian Border and Operation Metro. Continue reading Battlefield 4 – Second Assault DLC Unveiled In This Latest Trailer→
Man, it seems that EA wants to simply ruin the NFS franchise. We first got the 30fps lock and according to EA’s official Q&A page, the game won’t support any driving wheels. Yeap, a driving game that does not support wheels. Yes, we’re talking about an arcade title but last time I checked, all arcade driving games (from Outrun to Sega Rally and Ridge Racer) supported driving wheels. Continue reading Hilarious Times Part #9999 – Need For Speed: Rivals Does Not Support Driving Wheels→
A couple of months ago, we posted a story regarding the framerate of Need For Speed Rivals PC. As the development team noted back then, all versions of the game would be locked at 30fps. However, last month TeamVVV claimed that the framerate on the PC version of Need For Speed: Rivals was unlocked. Well, it appears that’s not the case as our dear friends over at PCGamesHardware reported that the game is indeed locked at 30fps. PCGamesHardware has also shared the first PC screenshots of NFS: Rivals that can be viewed below. Enjoy and stay tuned for our Performance Analysis! Continue reading Report: Need For Speed: Rivals Is Locked At 30FPS On The PC→
