EA has been teasing for awhile now about the reveal of a new Need for Speed game. This morning they followed through and released a brand new teaser trailer announcing their newest game. The game is simply being titled Need for Speed, but the official site claims it’s the start of a new era. The new trailer shows a variety ...
Read More »Witcher 3 PC optimization guide: Tips to make the Wild Hunt run and look better
Needless to say, CDPR’s The Witcher 3 has been eagerly anticipated by many, and has been exceptionally received by critics and gamers all around the board. It looks good, but it’s also a demanding game. Some players are struggling with poor performance, while others have the hardware to run it easily and would like to crank up the visuals even ...
Read More »Witcher 3 gets 1.03 patch on PC promising performance and stability improvements
It’s only been two days since the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt has graced our consoles and PCs, and CDPR is fast at work trying to improve upon a game that, let’s face it, most of use are currently playing or planning on playing. A few minutes ago, CD Project Red released a new patch for the PC version, version 1.03, ...
Read More »Heroes of the Storm Goes Open Beta
This week has already had a couple of big releases, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, House of Wolves for Destiny. It’s shaping up quite well and we’re not even halfway through the week. And now, Blizzard has just moved their own version of a MOBA, Heroes of the Storm, into open beta. Not that Blizzard refers to it officially as a ...
Read More »Kickstarter PvP MMO – Das Tal
Now, I’m intrigued by the idea of Das Tal but, I’m not normally one for MMO’s. Their very nature demands a bit more time spent into them than the average game. Their quest systems typically send you off on menial tasks collecting varieties of common materials from a specified variety of creature that you may or may not also have to kill ...
Read More »Bargain Bucket: Murdered: Soul Suspect – Re-Review
Some games get unfairly slated by critics at the time of their release, with reviewers focusing more on technical deficiencies rather than humour, story-telling and soul. A game like Deadly Premonition which was bashed in the media at its time of original release for Xbox 360 is a prime example. The game was a clunky mess, but had a story ...
Read More »PC vs. Console: Converting to the Master Race
You may be familiar with the console wars in which the fans of three factions; Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo, battle it out on discussion boards and comment sections, determined to prove why their console is better than the other. Until very recently there has been a faction mostly overlooked, which is actually showing its face more commonly in these discussions, and ...
Read More »Capcom set to release more HD Remasters
Like a fart in an elevator, remastered games are going no where, according to Capcom at least. The publisher of the Resident Evil and Street Fighter franchises have recently announced they plan to follow up the successful remastering of the original Resident Evil with more remasters of past favourites. During a recent financial briefing, the Japanese publisher announced, “HD remasters of our catalogue hit titles will ...
Read More »Kingston and Corsair Roll Out the World’s Fastest RAM Kits At 128GB
I remember the day when I decided to build my own computer. Everyone I knew was doing it and I felt I needed to prove my merit as a nerdy geeked out teenager. Deciding which memory I would go with was one of the hardest decisions of my venture. Should I include 8GB or 16GB in my PC? The question ...
Read More »Steam Greenlight Spotlight: Shape of the World
Today’s Greenlight Spotlight is on Shape of the World, a first-person exploration game with procedurally-generated environments that grow around you. First off, the game’s beauty really drew me in. While the art style presents no realism, it fills my mind with sensations of relaxation and peace. This would be a perfect example of a game that I would love to ...
Read More »