We know that some of you wanted this comparison and luckily for all of us, MaLDo released some comparison shots between his upcoming texture pack and Crytek’s HD texture pack that is currently available. You will immediately spot the difference, as MaLDo’s textures are sharper and of higher resolution. Enjoy the comparison after the jump. Crysis 2 with the official HD texture pack is on the left whereas Crysis 2 modded is on the right. Continue reading Crysis 2 – MaLDo’s Upcoming Texture Pack versus Crytek’s HD Texture Pack→
Iceberg Interactive announced today that a new downloadable content has become available for Starpoint Gemini (PC), the tactical space RPG from game developer LGM Games. The DLC named “Gladiators” is free to all players and features four new ship designs, 50 new special ship systems, a new sector of Gemini where the special tournament is held, a series of difficult combat situations and is completely free-of-charge. Continue reading Starpoint Gemini – New DLC Released For Free→
Flight sim fans, get ready for some old-school action as Benchmark Sims released the latest version of BMS for MicroProse’s flight sim game, Falcon 4.0. BMS is an attempt to revamp the latest version of Falcon 4.0 with updated avionics, new flightmodel, updated DX9 graphics, new sounds, new 3d models. Continue reading Falcon 4.0 BMS 4 Is Now Available→
Okay, there are some videos that you simply can’t miss and this is one of them. JC Denton is called to locate Tong and release him but in today’s world of DLC mayhem, nothing is as easy as you might have thought. This video also showcases some of today’s idiotic features, like health regeneration (although that system is not overused in Human Revolution). Just watch it, you’ll love it! Continue reading Hilarious Deus Ex video showcases what would happen if Deus Ex was built and based on Human Revolution→
As with previous week’s PC charts, Deus Ex: Human Revolution has managed to stay at the top and surpass the legendary and successful series, The Sims. On the retail front, The Witcher 2 lost some places this week and the new Sims title, Medieval: Pirates and Nobles, hit the seventh place. On digital sales, Dead Island moved to the second place and Red Orchestra 2 moved to the third place. CoD series made a come back as both MW2 and MW3 are in this week’s top 10 PC digital sales charts. You can view the charts after the jump. Continue reading Weekly Top 10 PC Charts; UK PC Retail and Steam Digital Charts [August 28th – September 3rd]→
Bad news for all Jagged Alliance fans out there as bitComposer Games and Kalypso Media have just announced that Jagged Alliance: Back in Action will be released later than scheduled. The game was originally slated for an October release but right now, this tactical classic will be available in stores in Q1 2012 for PC (Windows). Continue reading Jagged Alliance: Back In Action delayed to Q1 2012→
Indie fans, get ready because the latest version of Soldat has just been released. In case you were unaware of, Soldat is an exciting unique side-view multiplayer action game. The game takes the best from games like Liero, Worms, Quake and Counter-Strike and gives you fast action gameplay with tons of blood and flesh. Continue reading Soldat is an exciting unique side-view multiplayer action game; Version 1.6 Released→
Here is some new footage from Borderlands 2. This leaked Gameplay video lasts 14 minutes and showcases some of the game’s features so be sure to check it out if you are a fan of it. Borderlands 2 is slated for a 2012 release on X360, PC and PS3! Continue reading Borderlands 2 – 14 Minutes of Off-Screen Footage→
Project Reality Team has announced that the first beta of their Project Reality: ARMA 2 modification is out now. According to the team, this initial beta release should not be considered a final product. It should also be noted that this is v0.1 of a brand new mod on a new game engine and should not be compared in anyway to their previous Project Reality: BF2 modification. Continue reading Project Reality: ARMA 2 v0.1 BETA Is Now Available→
In Q1 of 2006, CSPromod was conceived as an attempt to bring a fully-customizable version of Counter-Strike to the Source Engine for the purposes of growing competitive play and broadcast spectatorship. This project arose from the opinion of many in the professional community that Counter-Strike: Source was lacking in many key areas, and could be vastly improved upon. Much of the Counter-Strike community had been expecting CS:Source to be original CS gameplay with better graphics, and unfortunately, that’s not at all what CS:Source ended up being. Continue reading CSPromod 1.07 Is Out Now – Play Counter-Strike the way it was meant to be played→
