Nadeo has announced that they will present the map editor of ShootMania Storm this Saturday at Paris Games Week. In case you were unaware of, ShootMania is an upcoming first-person shooter video game by Ubisoft and Nadeo. Although we don’t know much about ShootMania, we can only assume that it will be build with its fanbase in mind, pretty much like TracMania is. Continue reading ShootMania to be shown at Paris Games Week→
Might & Magic: Heroes VI has just been released and Ubisoft has rolled out its day-one patch. This patch is 500MB in size and can be downloaded via the game’s auto updater. Ubisoft hasn’t released its changelog as of yet but from what we’ve heard, this update fixes some AI issues, includes better town screens and fixes some other minor issues. Continue reading Might & Magic: Heroes VI Patch 1.1 Released→
After the mind-blowing extended CG trailer of E3, Ubisoft released today an in-game trailer for the latest part of their acclaimed action/adventure game, Assassin’s Creed. In Assassin’s Creed: Revelations player will follow Ezio Auditore da Firenze on his final quest through strange new lands in search of the truth. Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is currently slated for a November 15th release on consoles and for a December 2nd release on the PC. Continue reading Assassin’s Creed: Revelations – The End of an Era Trailer→
Ubisoft has rolled out the second PC patch for Driver: San Francisco. Unfortunatelly though, the company hasn’t provided any release notes with it so we kind of don’t know what exactly this patch fixes or adds. One of the changes is that the menu theme is changed to different tracks and that the default resolution is now the 720p. Continue reading Driver: San Francisco PC Patch 1.02 Is Out Now→
Bad news for all those PC gamers that were looking forward to Ubisoft’s post-apocalyptic action/adventure game, I Am Alive. I Am Alive was engineered to create a convincing, post-disaster world in which players are faced with thought-provoking choices and we were quite shocked that the official announcement that was released yesterday didn’t mention the PC platform at all. In short words, the game is not coming to our beloved platform. Continue reading I Am Alive is not coming to the PC→
We knew it. We’ve been mentioning in each and every post of Assassin’s Creed: Revelations that the PC version could be delayed, as this is the trend with pretty much every Ubisoft game. So, PC gamers and fans of Ezio – and Altair – will have to wait two more weeks till they get their hands on it. Continue reading Assassin’s Creed: Revelations PC Delayed→
The wait is over for all those who have been waiting patiently for Driver: San Francisco’s PC version, as the game is right now available on Steam in North, Central and South America. Those in Europe will have to wait a little bit longer, as the game will be unlocked in a day and two hours (more or less depending on your region). Continue reading Driver: San Francisco is out now on Steam→
Ubisoft released a new version of their CG trailer that was first shown at E3. This latest version features Ezio’s monologue while he follows Altair’s steps in search for the one and only truth. In Revelations, Ezio is trying to find clarity and the wisdom that was left behind by Altair in order to better understand the purpose of their fight and his place in it. Assassin’s Creed: Revelations is currently slated for a November release on PS3 and X360 – we are not including PC as we are certain that Ubisoft will delay it at the last minute. Continue reading Assassin’s Creed: Revelations – Search for Truth Trailer→
Ubisoft has just released a new Q&A video, in which Assassin’s Creed: Revelations’ lead scriptwriter, Darby McDevitt, reveals the relationship between Altair and Ezio. Altair and Ezio are not in the same exact plotline and are not related directly but they come from different bloodlines. Think of it as Ezio coming from Desmond’s father side while Altair coming from Desmond’s mother side. Assassin’s Creed: Revelation is slated for a November release on X360, PS3 and hopefully PC – that is if it doesn’t get delayed at the last minute. Continue reading Assassin’s Creed: Revelations Video Q&A Set 2 – Altair and Ezio related… one way or another→
Call of Juarez was one of my most beloved games. Back in the days of DX9, the game featured spectacular visuals and incorporated some unique ideas. Moreover, it was a quality Wild West game, and we didn’t have one since… Outlaws. It basically filled a gap and became even prettier with a DX10 patch that Techland released afterwards. It seems though that the company didn’t realize the reasons behind CoJ’s success. Either that or they became gritty – like most others – and wanted to appeal to a wider audience. The result was a sequel that was inferior to its prequel and a third part that has nothing to do with the series. It could easily be a new IP franchise instead of a Call of Juarez game, but I guess Techland needed the name to trick and sell the game to the fans of the series. Continue reading Call of Juarez: The Cartel PC Performance Analysis→
