A couple of days ago, we informed you about the GPU powering Battlefield 4’s gameplay footage. As we revealed back then, DICE took advantage of AMD’s upcoming dual-card, the AMD HD 7990, to showcase its title. We are pretty sure that a lot of you were – somehow – disappointed by this as an upcoming high-end dual card could mean that this title would struggle with older GPUs. However, that’s not the case as DICE has unveiled some new, interesting details about it. Continue reading Battlefield 4’s Footage Was From A Pre-Alpha Build, Was Running At 3K Resolution→
Battlefield 4’s reveal trailer has been unleashed, and most gamers are amazed with its visuals. Truth be told, DICE’s upcoming FPS looks spectacular and is easily one of the best looking games we’ve ever seen. It’s not up to the standards of Deep Down, but then again we don’t know whether Capcom’s title will look as impressive as that tech demo or not. And even though a lot paid attention to some finer graphical details, it seems that none noticed a small pop-up window, hinting at a possible always-online DRM for the Single Player campaign of BF4. Continue reading Battlefield 4 May Feature An Always-Online DRM→
Electronic Arts and DICE have officially unveiled Battlefield 4. Battlefield 4 will be powered by Frostbite 3, and promises to provide a visceral, dramatic experience unlike any other shooter. The game is planned for a Fall 2013 release on PC, X360 and PS3 (no mention about a possible next-generation release). Battlefield 4 will feature an intense, dramatic character-driven campaign that starts with the evacuation of American VIPs from Shanghai and follows your squad’s struggle to find its way home. In addition, the companies have unleashed a 17 minutes video with gameplay footage that can be viewed below. Enjoy! Continue reading Battlefield 4 Officially Unveiled – 17 Minutes Gameplay Footage, Powered By Frostbite 3, Coming This Fall→
Battlefield fans, get ready for a treat. We’re a couple hours away from the official reveal of BF4 and until we get our hands on its teaser trailer, we can all take a look at the first leaked screenshots that hit the Internet a couple of minutes ago. Battlefield 4 is said to be powered by the next iteration of the Frostbite engine, and these shots show off visuals that surpass even those of Crysis 3. Textures are also spot on and are up to what we’d expect from a polished triple-A game. Enjoy the shots and stay tuned for more! Continue reading Battlefield 4 – First Screenshots Leaked→
Lucas Arts and EA have revealed that the first paid expansion for Star Wars: The Old Republich will be available for purchase on April 14th. The expansion will be priced at $20 for non-subscribers and $10 to subscribers. Ironically, the game itself is a free-to-play title, yet people are asked to buy this expansion. Oh boy, what next? The expansion ups the SWTOR level cap to 55, adds a new planet, adds new loot and features new story content. You can view a ‘Making Of’ for it below. Continue reading Star Wars: The Old Republic – Rise of the Hutt Cartel Expansion Coming On April 14th→
Today we bring you new shots from CryEngine 3 modders Fede3d, EliteGhost walid-payne, RayFan9876, Sickbert, camrat, Droideka and fran.mts, as well as a new image from Enodo Studios’ project. The highlight of this week is fran.mts’ Earth project. Even though these two images look quite simple, there is something really cool and mesmerizing about them. We should also note that we were amazed by EliteGhost’s custom TOD, a TOD that comes close to the one of ArmA 3. Enjoy! Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [March 17th – 23rd]→
The official website of Battlefield 4 has gone live today, however its source code includes a hidden message that made some laugh and others cry out loud. It appears that IGN has already a promo article for DICE’s upcoming FPS title, suggesting that EA has partnered with IGN in order to promote it. That, or a DICE has already held a press event and showcased its title to a number of gaming portals, meaning that preview articles will start popping out in a couple of days. Continue reading Battlefield 4 Official Website Now Live – IGN Controversy Arises Due To The Website’s Source Code→
Electronic Arts and Maxis have released a new update for SimCity. This patch comes with performance improvements for low-end PC systems, improvements to the game’s traffic, and the addition of a new server for Asia. And no, there isn’t any offline mode in case you’ve been wondering. This update will be auto-downloaded next time you run the game and you can view its complete changelog below. Continue reading SimCity – Update 1.7 Released – Improves Traffic & Performance On Low Spec Systems→
Some new – rumored – details have emerged yesterday for the fourth part of the Battlefield series, coming from the same source who was the first to leak the Battlefield 4 artwork / teaser, and who was also spot on about EA releasing a teaser trailer. In other words, this new info could be real but as with all rumors, take everything you are about to read with a grain of salt.
CryEngine fans, today we bring you new shots from the works of kadeschui, JustGarry, , iSqueezee, Tiesto, RayFan9876 and conceptcrash. In addition, we also bring you some shots from studios White Water Games and Enodo, as well as videos from modders PG01 and romich. The highlight of this week is the interiors of Enodo’s project, that look way better than any interior we’ve seen so far (especially due to the lighting model/techniques that have been used). Enjoy! Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [March 10th – 16th]→
