We’re pretty sure that most CS: GO fans will be disappointed to hear that the game has been delayed yet again. Yeah, that sucks but hopefully Valve will be able to further polish your beloved game, so no reason to start cursing them. In addition, the company released a new update for the game’s beta version that replaces Source’s shadow engine and adds support for both FXAA and Intel’s integrated graphics chipsets. Furthermore, the update enables the Arsenal Mode: Demolition, fixes, miscellaneous map bugs and removes the capping mouse acceleration values. The update will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client and you can view its changelog below. Continue reading New Counter-Strike: GO Beta Update comes with FXAA & Intel’s integrated graphics chipsets support→
Valve has released a new update for the beta version of DOTA 2. This new patch comes with some gameplay fixes, various visual/audio/UI issues resolved and improvements to the game’s bots. You can check out the complete changelog below and as always, the patch will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client. Moreover, Valve has been sending a few new invitations to the game’s beta phase, so check your inboxes. Enjoy! Continue reading New DOTA 2 Update rolled out, new invitations for the game’s beta sent out→
Razer, the world leader in high-performance gaming hardware, together with Sixense Entertainment, the leader in precision motion technology, announce fully integrated motion gaming support for Valve’s game titles including Left 4 Dead 2, Half-Life 2, and Team Fortress 2 using the Razer Hydra motion sensing controller. Future Valve titles Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive will also support full motion play with the Razer Hydra. Continue reading Razer Hydra supports now HL2, Team Fortress 2 and Left 4 Dead 2; compatible with over 250 Steam titles→
A while ago, we informed you about Baldur’s Gate 1 & 2 hitting Steam. Well, Steam’s registry got updated a few hours ago and some interesting BioWare classic games were added to it. According to Steam’s registry, Planescape Torment, Temple of Elemental, and both parts of Icewind Dale are coming to Valve’s digital distribution service. Could this mean that BioWare is preparing a Classic RPG Pack that will contain all of those amazing D&D games? We also know that a Baldur’s Gate website was launched recently. Are these two facts connected in any way? Let the speculation begin! Continue reading Steam’s Registry indicates that BioWare Classic Games will hit Valve’s Distribution Service→
Black Mesa could very well be the DNF of mods (or the epitome of ‘mod vaporware’). It was said that this highly anticipated mod would hit the PC in 2011 but… guess what… it was delayed. Not surprising, right? However, Hubicorn, Black Mesa’s webmaster, has revealed something that will definitely wet your pants. Ladies and gentlemen, it’s official; Black Mesa is coming really soon. Continue reading Black Mesa is coming and no… we are not kidding→
Connor McGuire and Colin McGuire are the directors of a fan-made live action film that is based on Valve’s zombie FPS, Left 4 Dead. The team behind it has already released its first two parts and have just released the teaser trailer of its third part. This third part will be coming out, hopefully, this Summer and you can view bellow its teaser trailer, alongside with its previous parts. Enjoy! Continue reading Left 4 Dead – The Movie (Part 3) Teaser Trailer→
Half Life fans, here is something special for you today. Black Mesa Source won’t be released anytime soon, so here is something else to keep you busy. Half-Life: Dreamcast is a PC port of the unreleased Sega Dreamcast console version of Half-Life, developed by Gearbox Software and originally slated for release in late 2000, and is available right now. Continue reading Half Life fans, here is something special for you; Half-Life: Dreamcast is now available→
Juergen Vierheilig released the latest version of his Cinematic Mod for Half-Life 2. As always, some will like it while others might hate it. Still, this is an amazing overhaul for Half-Life 2 and if you haven’t tried it yet, we’d urge you to. Cinematic 11 Mod is a graphical / music total overhaul, as it looks and sounds very different compared to vanilla HL2 and you can view some comparison shots and videos from this latest version bellow. Continue reading Half-Life 2 Cinematic Mod 11 Is Now Available→
Black Mesa Source could very well be the new DNF phenomenon. It has been in development for so many years and since we haven’t got any news about it for so long, a lot of gamers have started thinking that this could be a vaporware and nothing more. Well, good news for everyone as a new gameplay footage has been leaked, showing the beginning of the game and the memorable train sequence. Now you could say that it looks a bit dated but compared to the original game, this looks like a pretty damn good overhaul. Word has it that this is an older build – about three years old. No release date has been announced as of yet for Black Mesa Source, though our guess is that it might see the light of day in 2012. Fingers crossed. Continue reading Sweet mother of Jesus; Black Mesa Source is still alive→
