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Battlefield 3 – PC ‘November 22’ Patch Is Live Now

Electronic Arts and DICE released a major client update for the PC version Battlefield 3 that – among other things – brings massive tweaks to the game’s Squad system. This patch is 484MB in size and will be auto-downloaded next time you start EA’s Origin. In case you encounter any trouble with Origin’s auto-download mechanics, try to update it manually. We should also note that with this patch, PC gamers will be able to highlight the various Squads and select which one they wish to join by selecting a Squad and then clicking the Join Squad button. Continue reading Battlefield 3 – PC ‘November 22’ Patch Is Live Now

Battlefield Heroes – Capture The Flag Mode Added

Battlefield Heroes, the hit free-to-play shooter, today announced that the classic game mode ‘Capture the Flag’ is now available. To win, players will not only have to dodge bullets from the opposing team, but will have to look out for other players dressed as trigger-happy dinosaurs and mummies in kilts. Gamers will have to work togetherto steal the other faction’s flag and return it home safely. The first team to do so three times will be crowned victorious! To play Capture the Flag, players can log in at its official website and hit “Play Now”. Continue reading Battlefield Heroes – Capture The Flag Mode Added

Battlefield 3: Strike at Karkand Gameplay Trailer

DICE and Electronic Arts released a massive gameplay trailer for Battlefield 3’s upcoming expansion map pack. Back to Karkand will feature four of our most loved maps from Battlefield 2, boldly reimagined with enhanced destruction in the Frostbite 2 engine. The expansion pack also features new vehicles, persistence, and the return of the classic Conquest Assault. Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand is out December 2011 at no extra charge if you own a copy of the Battlefield 3: Limited Edition, or available the same date at $14.99 USD. Continue reading Battlefield 3: Strike at Karkand Gameplay Trailer

Populous 2 is now available on Good Old Games

Here is some great news for all retro fans out there. Populous II: Trials of the Olympian Gods, Bullfrog’s highly acclaimed strategy game is now available on Good Old Games. Populous II is more versatile and has more “divine intervention” effects than its predecessor. Populous would only bestow eight powers on the player but the sequel has thirty. The game is only 15MB in size, sports both SP and MP and is priced at 5.99 euros. Continue reading Populous 2 is now available on Good Old Games

Enjoy Battlefield 3 without Origin or Battlelog using your browser

I’ve said it before and will say it again; it was a really bad move to force both Origin and Battlelog in order to enjoy Battlefield 3. And as you’d expect, the PC gaming community has come up with some ways to override these obstacles. Well… sort of as the way to override Origin is illegal. Still, PC gamers have that option and it’s quite disturbing that we have to rely on crackers – yeah that’s right. We are now relying on crackers to fix our games – to simply enjoy the games we bought. Oh, the horror. Continue reading Enjoy Battlefield 3 without Origin or Battlelog using your browser

Capcom joins Origin; SSF4: AE and DR2: Off The Record available through EA’s distribution service

As promised, Origin is extending its catalogue with third-party games and it’s time now for Capcom to jump on the ‘Origin-wagon’. The giant Japanese company is offering the PC version of Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition and Dead Rising 2: Off the Record through EA’s digital distribution service. And their price you ask? Exactly the same as with the Steam ones. Continue reading Capcom joins Origin; SSF4: AE and DR2: Off The Record available through EA’s distribution service

And another one bites the dust: NFS: The Run is locked at 30fps

I seriously don’t understand developers these days. After Rockstar’s adventure game, here comes another one that is locked at 30fps. And get this right; this is a racing game. Yeap, Electronic Arts’ and Black Box’s highly anticipated Need For Speed: The Run is locked at 30fps. L.A. Noire can get away with this limit as it’s a slow paced adventure game but what were Black Box thinking? This is simply unacceptable. Continue reading And another one bites the dust: NFS: The Run is locked at 30fps

Battlefield 3 vs Modern Warfare 3 Graphics Comparison

YouTube user ‘RiseDarthVader’ posted a great comparison between Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3. Both of these games are running with max details at 1080p and we can clearly notice that Modern Warfare 2 features better scripted-events. In addition, although both of them feature scripted destruction, Modern Warfare 3 has more ‘in-your-face’ destruction that – ironically – looks better than BF3’s Frostbite 2.0 effects. On the other hand, the lighting is way better in BF3, as well as the general image quality. Enjoy the comparison after the jump! Continue reading Battlefield 3 vs Modern Warfare 3 Graphics Comparison

Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [November 6th – 12th]

It’s Sunday time and as always, here are some brand new images that showcase what CryEngine 3 is capable of. After all, we promised to bring you the best shots from all upcoming Crysis 2 mods and maps. So, today we bring you some new screenshots from jason187781, OCASM, rGOt, chicken, SSSlayer and scumm, as well as a video from a new mod called ‘Sapience’. Enjoy everyone! Continue reading Weekly CryEngine 3 Gallery [November 6th – 12th]

Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand – The Beauty of Frostbite 2

Back to Karkand is just around the corner, so here is a compilation admiring the beauty of the Frostbite 2.0. This fan-made video looks awesome and even better than the official trailer. As we can see, Back to Karkand will feature extended destruction which is a big plus in our books. The video was made by BattlefieldoTV’s Erik aka BFO-Stadler. Enjoy everyone! Continue reading Battlefield 3: Back to Karkand – The Beauty of Frostbite 2