With the upcoming release of Dark Souls PC, we thought it would be appropriate to share our thoughts on the ideal and proper PC version of Dark Souls. Obviously, most PC gamers would love to see better textures and better graphics but let’s be realistic; that ain’t gonna happen. Therefore, we’ll be realistic on our demands and we’ll present you what features the PC version of Dark Souls should support. PC gamers demanded this game to get released on their beloved platform and it would be wise for Namco (and the company porting it) to support them. Continue reading Dark Souls – These are the features that should be supported in the PC version→
And as you may have guessed, all those rumors were true all along. Dark Souls is officially coming to the PC. As promised, german magazine PC Action had a feature for a console exclusive RPG hitting the PC and that was Dark Souls. The PC version will be called ‘Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition’ , will feature new boses and will be released this August. You can find below an image from the cover of PC Action. Great day for PC gamers. Enjoy and prepare to die… a lot… this August. Continue reading Success: Dark Souls is coming to the PC this August→
Earlier today, we informed you about the trailer of the PAC-MAN movie, a short fan film that was created by SteelehouseDigital. As we told you, the full film would be made available this week and here we are now with it. As the team has said countless times, Pac-Man (The Fan Film) and its associated trailers are fan-made shorts created to celebrate Pac-Man and are not affiliated with Namco Bandai, and in no way represent their original work. Enjoy! Continue reading PAC-MAN The Movie Released – Full Fan Short Film→
Now that is just great. SteelehouseDigital is creating a fan film for Namco’s classic game, Pac-Man and its teaser trailer has just been released. The company has stated that the full film will be coming later this week, meaning that we might see it even and today. As with all fan films, the Pac-Man [Fan Film] and Trailer are fan-made videos created to celebrate Pac-Man and they are not affiliated with Namco Bandai, and in no way represent their original work. Enjoy! Continue reading PAC-MAN gets a fan short film; trailer released, film coming later this week→
Bugbear and Namco have released a new PC update for their arcade racing game, Ridge Racer: Unbounded. This new update fixes the MP invitations that were reported a few days ago and improve the bloom effects in some stages. Unfortunately, there were not made major fixes or improvements to the controllers as – according to Bugbear’s Fred – most of the company’s developers are taking a few days off. You can view below the key features of this update which will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client. Continue reading Ridge Racer: Unbounded – PC Update Released; improvements & fixes to startup CTDs, bloom, invites→
We always liked Bugbear’s games. FlatOut was a great arcade racing series and run flawlessly in a lot of PC system configurations. Naturally, we thought that Ridge Racer: Unbounded would live up to the standards that were set by the Finish studio. Sadly though, what we have in our hands is a shoddy console port of a really promising game. Not only, that, but Ridge Racer: Unbounded suffers from all the flaws and issues that plagued the entire FlatOut series. Yes, there is rubber band and yes the controls are a mess, especially if you try to play the game with the keyboard, something that was no issue with the FlatOut games. Continue reading Ridge Racer: Unbounded PC Performance Analysis→
Man, Ridge Racer: Unbounded PC was certainly broken at its time of release. Alongside the Level Editor bug, the game suffered from a Multiplayer issue. Long story short, PC gamers cannot invite their friends in a game. This is a major issue and Bugbear has revealed that they are working on a new update that might hit Steam next week. Continue reading Ridge Racer: Unbounded – PC patch to fix the ‘MP invitation’ issues coming next week→
Ridge Racer: Unbounded has been released on the PC and unfortunately, it comes with a bugged Level Editor. Although the game is perfectly fine and playable – we do mind though that there aren’t any PC options but that’s another story, when you try to run its Level Editor you’ll get a fatal error message. According to the developers, this might be due to a PC patch issue preventing the City Creator from launching. Continue reading Ridge Racer: Unbounded – PC Editor is bugged, incoming patch, demo coming soon→
Great news for all PC racing arcade fans as Namco’s Ridge Racer: Unbounced is now available on Steam and comes with 50 Steam Achievements. The latest title in the RIDGE RACER franchise, RIDGE RACER Unbounded gears up to carve its own destructive path with a new breed of arcade racing. RIDGE RACER Unbounded brings an unexpected dimension to the series, delivering an original blast of ferocious racing adrenaline. The game is currently priced at 49.99 euros. Continue reading Ridge Racer: Unbounded is now available on Steam and comes with 50 Steam Achievements→
We hate to be the bearers of bad news. Unfortunately though, a nice co-op feature that was found in the PS3 version of Street Fighter x Tekken won’t find its way into the upcoming PC version. Local co-op allows two players to go online as a team on one console and play. This feature is not supported in the X360 version of the game and as Capcom’s Christian Svensson revealed, it won’t be included even in the PC version. Continue reading SFxT PC won’t support local co-op, no physical copies for purchases via Capcom USA Store→
