DICE and Electronic Arts have released a flythrough video from Battlefield 3’s Armored Kill Alborz Mountain map. This video highlights the team’s work on increasing the terrain fidelity in the game and showcases some amazing visuals that are powered by Frostbite 2 engine. In addition, the developer has released some screenshots of this map that can be viewed below. Moreover, DICE has posted an interesting ‘Inside DICE’ opinion piece in which Environment Artist Andrew Hamilton runs us through the creative goals of creating the environments for Battlefield 3: Armored Kill, so be sure to check it out. Continue reading Battlefield 3: Armored Kill – Alborz Mountain Flythrough Video & Screenshots→
Electronic Arts has released a new gameplay trailer for Criterion’s upcoming racer, Need For Speed: Most Wanted. In Most Wanted all the cars are open from the start, meaning if you can find it, you can drive it. The action starts in an Aston Martin V12 Vantage before jumping into a Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG Black Series from a Jackspot. Mods are then added using the EasyDrive menu, instantly giving you a boost over the competition. Continue reading Need For Speed: Most Wanted – ‘Find It, Drive It’ Trailer→
Eric Cochonneau has revealed – on his portfolio page – some new screenshots and artworks from Crytek’s cancelled game. This game was under development for PS3 and X360 (and possibly for the PC) back in 2008, and was called Redemption. In our previous coverage, we described this title as a ‘The Last Of Us’ game, however these new screenshots have a different look and feel than Naughty Dog’s survival game. Truth be told, Redemption was meant to be a survival game in which the main character was protecting a girl, but they seem to share different concept ideas. Enjoy and special thanks to NYC_Gamer for spotting it! Continue reading More Artworks & Screenshots from Crytek’s cancelled game; titled as ‘Redemption’ for X360 and PS3→
Electronic Arts has announced that Battlefield 3: Armored Kill DLC will be coming to the PC on September 25th. Naturally, Battlefield 3 Premium owners will get this DLC earlier, as it will be available to them on September 11th. And as always, PS3 gamers will be able to enjoy this upcoming DLC a week earlier from all other gamers. Yeah, this is a kick in the nuts due to exclusivity deals, but then again you saw this coming a mile away, right? Continue reading Battlefield 3: Armored Kill DLC Coming On September 25th→
Man, now this is a bit ironic. In an earlier editorial piece, we said that the Indocrination Theory was disproved from Mass Effect 3’s Extended Cut. Well, it seems we were wrong, as there are still indications that hint towards that theory. Not only that, but BioWare has included some new features/indications/hints/whatever_you_want_to_call them. Now if the company wanted to disprove that theory, why did they add these new hints? But anyway, Julian Kluk has created a massive, two hour long, documentary about the Indocrination Theory of Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut that can be viewed below. Naturally, some will agree with Julian’s claims while others will not. Enjoy! Continue reading Massive Indocrination Theory Documentary for Mass Effect 3: Extended Cut→
We were a bit disappointed this week by CryEngine 3’s community, as there weren’t a lot of screenshots from the works of the on-going projects. Truth be told, it’s August and some of the modders are on vacations, but still… we were expecting for something more. Fortunately though, we have a number of videos and teaser trailers from some CryEngine 3 projects. Therefore, enjoy the screenshots from modders mystichobo, themodman101, Puppy, scumm, Arthurwalter and JohnBart, as well as the videos from CrydaVinci, TheDistiller, jaalt0, Fafaxounette, wjmoosting and KingBadger3d. Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [August 19th – 25th]; CryEngine 3 Videos/Teasers Overload→
Electronic Arts and BioWare have released the trailer – that was shown during EA’s Summer Conference – for Mass Effect 3’s Leviathan DLC. Mass Effect 3: Leviathan is the first story-driven, single player DLC to be made available since Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut. Leviathan expands upon the events of Mass Effect 3 with gripping and emotional storytelling, compelling new characters, powerful weapons and unique upgrades. This DLC is slated for release later this month on all platforms. Enjoy! Continue reading Mass Effect 3 – Leviathan DLC Trailer→
Now here is something interesting. As you may already know, Back To Karkand (and all upcoming DLCs for Battlefield 3) was included in Battlefield Premium. This expansion pack was under the Bonus content category, however, the expansion is nowhere to be found after the latest update of Battlelog. Unfortunately we weren’t quick enough to notice it, but thankfully, Guru3D’s member ‘iako’ has captured some screenshots from Battlelog before and after its update. Continue reading EA/DICE have mysteriously removed Back To Karkand from Battlefield’s Premium Bonus Content Section→
Freddie Wong has uploaded his latest live action short film that is based on Electronic Arts’ upcoming console shooter game, Army of Two. According to Freddie, EA helped the team as they hooked them up with a bunch of Army of Two props to make this video possible. Army of Two: The Devil’s Cartel is coming to X360 and PS3 in 2013. Enjoy! Continue reading Army of Two – Cartel Takedown – Live Action Movie From Freddie Wong→
Man, things are not looking good for Command & Conquer: Generals 2, the Frostbite 2 engine game that has joined EA’s F2P plans. Truth be told, we were looking forward to its Single Player mode as it had the potential to be as epic as ever, especially if we take into consideration the destructible environemnts that would be featured. Or at least that’s what we were hoping. However, SP fans are not EA’s target group. Bioware Victory’s general manager, John Van Caneghem, told PCGamer that the game will ship without a single player mode. Continue reading Command & Conquer: Generals 2 won’t feature Single Player Campaign; fans create a petition for a proper PC game→
