Gamespot has released two videos, showcasing some maps from the PC version of Halo 5: Forge. Halo 5: Forge will be released on September 8th as a free download via the Windows Store on Windows 10 PCs, and will let map makers share and play new levels, maps, and experiences across Windows 10 PC and Xbox One. Enjoy! Continue reading Here is your first look at the PC version of Halo 5: Forge
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Halo 5: Forge – Official PC Requirements Revealed
Microsoft has just revealed the official PC requirements for Halo 5: Forge. According to them, PC gamers will need at least a modern-day quad-core CPU with 8GB of RAM, 40GB of free hard-disk space and an NVIDIA GeForce 650Ti. You can view the full PC specs for Halo 5: Forge below. Continue reading Halo 5: Forge – Official PC Requirements Revealed
Microsoft cancels Halo Online
Back in 2015, Microsoft announced a F2P multiplayer version of Halo for the PC, called Halo Online. Halo Online was powered by a reworked version of the Halo 3 Engine, and was meant to be released first in Russia. However, it appears that Halo Online will never get officially released. Continue reading Microsoft cancels Halo Online
Halo 5: Forge is coming to the PC on September 8th
Microsoft has just announced that Halo 5: Forge will be coming to the PC on September 8th. According to Microsoft, Halo 5: Forge will be coming as a free download via the Windows Store on Windows 10 PCs, and will let map makers share and play new levels, maps, and experiences across Windows 10 PC and Xbox One. Continue reading Halo 5: Forge is coming to the PC on September 8th
Here is 30 minutes of gameplay footage from Forza Horizon 3
Microsoft showcased Forza Horizon 3 at this year’s Gamescom, and below you can find a video featuring almost 30 minutes of gameplay footage. Forza Horizon 3 will be released for both Xbox One and PC this September and will support cross-play between the two platforms. Enjoy! Continue reading Here is 30 minutes of gameplay footage from Forza Horizon 3
Gears of War 4 – PC Graphics Settings revealed, supports Async Compute, Tiled Resources & MultiGPUs
During Gamescom 2016, Microsoft showcased the PC version of Gears of War 4, and HomeCinema-FR was able to capture its graphics settings. The good news here is that The Coalition has included a huge number of options that PC gamers can tweak. Not only that, but Gears of War 4 will support Async Compute, Tiled Resources, Multi-GPUs and Dynamic Resolution Scaling. You can view all of Gears of War 4’s PC graphics settings below! Continue reading Gears of War 4 – PC Graphics Settings revealed, supports Async Compute, Tiled Resources & MultiGPUs
Gears of War 4 – Official PC Requirements Revealed
Microsoft has just revealed the official PC requirements for Gears of War 4. According to the specs, PC gamers will need at least an AMD FX-6300 or an Intel i5 with 8GB of RAM, Windows 10, 80GB of free hard-disk space and a Radeon R7 260X or an NVIDIA 750Ti. You can view the full PC requirements for Gears of War 4 below. Continue reading Gears of War 4 – Official PC Requirements Revealed
Gears of War 4 – First gameplay trailer from the PC version in glorious 4K
Microsoft has released the first gameplay trailer from the PC version of Gears of War 4. This short gameplay demo through the “Rescue” chapter of Gears of War 4 shows JD, Kait and Del as they are chasing an unknown enemy through an old fort. Enjoy! Continue reading Gears of War 4 – First gameplay trailer from the PC version in glorious 4K
Remedy claims that Quantum Break’s Win10 version will be identical to the Steam version
Earlier this week, we informed you about the Steam version of Quantum Break that will be released on September 14th. This version will support both DX11 and DX12, and a lot of people wondered whether the Win10 version would be updated in order to support both of these APIs. Continue reading Remedy claims that Quantum Break’s Win10 version will be identical to the Steam version
Quantum Break – Win10 version will not receive any new patches, DX11 support unlikely coming to it
Yesterday, we informed you about Quantum Break coming to Steam. This Steam version will be a Win32 application and will support both DX11 and DX12. Naturally, we wondered whether Remedy would add support for DX11 in Quantum Break’s Win10 version (that is currently sold via Windows Store). And according to Remedy’s Head of Communications, Thomas Puha, that seems unlikely. Continue reading Quantum Break – Win10 version will not receive any new patches, DX11 support unlikely coming to it