Christina Coffin, DICE’s Frostbite Engine Coder has just released a new, custom theme for Battlefield 3. Christina was having fun with photoshop and this theme is the result of that. It looks great and we’d definitely buy for something like that. No seriously, just imagine a Tyrannosaurus rushing towards a tank. It’d be an unforgettable experience, don’t you agree? Enjoy this theme after the jump. Continue reading Tyrannosaurus rushes into battle in this custom Battlefield 3 Theme→
EA informed us today that they are conducting the 2011 ‘Need for Speed European Spokesmodel Search’. This continent wide search is set to discover two women with boundless energy, an outgoing personality and an edgy style fused with a passion for cars and gaming. So, if you’ve always wanted to be featured in most of gaming sites and publications and showcase your ‘curvy gifts’, here is your chance. Continue reading Need For Speed: The Run – “European Spokesmodel Search” launched→
As we’ve informed you last month, MaLDo released some spectacular textures for Crysis 2. However, that texture pack was compatible only with the 1.1 version of the game and since Crytek has finally released the latest patch which basically unlocks the modding functionality of the game, MaLDo decided to update his pack and make it compatible with Crysis 2’s 1.9 version. Continue reading MaLDo’s HD Texture Pack version 2.0 for Crysis 2→
EA announced that a new map for their free-to-play third-person cartoon-ish shooter will be released later this month. This map is the Wake Island, one of Battlefield franchise’s most popular maps. Moreover, players who login till July 8th will receive two free Party Packs. Continue reading Battlefield Heroes – two free Party Packs + a new map later this month→
With the release of the Sandbox 3 Editor, we kind of expected to see amazing things from Crytek’s community. And they didn’t let us down. Behold the first screenshots of Crysis 2 modded that showcase some breathtaking visuals and open up the gap between current-generation consoles and PCs. If you thought that a high-end PC couldn’t provide far superior graphics than those of X360 or PS3… think again. We should note that the ghosting at the top-left of the screens is due to a bug with Crysis 2’s ‘e_Screenshot’ function. Enjoy the following screenshots! Continue reading Next-Generation Graphics Made Possible With custom TOD’s for Crysis 2 – Gap between current-generation consoles and PCs opens up→
Let’s get one thing straight from the beginning. I was among those that criticized Crytek’s decision to release a dumbed down version of Crysis 2 to the PC. As I wrote in my ‘How Crytek doomed Crysis 2’s PC version’ article for another publication, Crytek had failed to release a proper PC version of Crysis 2 and didn’t include any DX11 support, modding tools, advanced graphics options or an 64bit executable file. Fast forward some months and here we are today with most of those issues addressed/fixed. Continue reading Crysis 2 – The Way It Was Meant To Be… Partially→
It certainly is a great week for PC gamers. Crytek released the much anticipated DX11 patch two days ago and guess what’s just came out today. Oh yeah, the much anticipated Map Editor has just been released. This basically opens the door to all kinds of cool mods and custom maps. This is what PC gamers were waiting for. And here it is, right now available to all of you. Continue reading Crysis 2 – Sandbox 3 Editor Is Now Available→
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→
