EA announced today that their twin-stick shooter, Gatling Gears, will be launched today in North America on the PlayStation Network and will be priced at $9.99. The game is developed by Amsterdam-based Vanguard Games in partnership with EA Partners and is also available on Xbox LIVE Arcade for 800 Microsoft points. Continue reading Gatling Gears Launches Today→
Alongside the release of the much-anticipated DX11 Patch, EA and Crytek revealed yesterday that a Map Editor Pack for Crysis 2 will be released on June 29th. This Map Editor will give players the ability to design their own maps and create their own epic battleground. Continue reading Crysis 2 Map Editor Coming Tomorrow→
Crytek has finally released the much-anticipated 1.9 patch for Crysis 2. This latest patch enables the game’s DX11 features, however you need to download the optional DX11 package from this link. Make also sure to download the High-Resolution Textures Pack that is located in there. You can view its download links and its changelog after the jump. Continue reading Crysis 2 Patch 1.9 Available Now→
EA has just released the packshots of Battlefield 3. You can view them after the jump. The game hasn’t been rated yet but is scheduled for an October 28th release on PC, X360 and PS3. Battlefield 3’s primary platform is the PC and features amazing graphics and perhaps the most destructible environment we’ve ever seen. Enjoy the packshots! Continue reading Battlefield 3 Packshots Revealed→
EA released today five new screenshots and a trailer for their upcoming Harry Poter game, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 the Videogame. As you may have guessed, the game is based on the Harry Poter movie and is scheduled for a July release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, Nintendo DS and PC. Continue reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 the Videogame screenshots and trailer→
This is the way Crytek should have updated their textures. In case you don’t know him yet, MaLDo is a PC modder that has been preparing these past months a Texture Pack for Crysis 2. His first screenshots were mindblowing and we couldn’t wait to get our hands on his Pack. And if you were disappointed with what we’ve shown you in our comparison between Crysis 2 vanilla and its Official High-Res Textures Pack, here is something that will put a smile on your face. Continue reading Mind-blowing Crysis 2 Textures from MaLDo – First version of his Texture Pack is out now→
Crytek released yesterday the DX11 Pack and a High-Resolution Textures Pack for Crysis 2. These two packages will be enabled with the upcoming 1.9 Patch, but someone has already managed to enable those high-resolution textures. It seems that Crytek didn’t replace each and every texture of the game with a high-resolution version. Instead, the company concetrated on those that were really blury (low-res) and upped their resolution in an attempt to offer a crisper image. Continue reading Crysis 2 – High Resolution Textures Comparison→
Crytek announced that the much-anticipated DX11 patch for Crysis 2 will be released next week. Additionally, the company released a High-Resolution Texture Pack, as well as the DX11 Pack that will be required for all those funky DX11. Moreover, you can view some comparison shots of those DX11 effects after the jump. Continue reading Crysis 2 Patch 1.9 – coming next week with DX11 support→
EA has finally released the sequel to one of the greatest third person games. Developed by Amerinan McGee’s team, ‘Alice: Madness Returns’ follows Alice on a journey through a wildly corrupted and shattered Wonderland to uncover the truth behind her haunted past and tortured psyche. Alice’s inner world collapses, Wonderland is in danger and players need to fight their way and ultimately save Wonderland. Continue reading Alice: Madness Returns PC Performance Analysis→
