WB just released the PAX dev diary for the third FEAR game, confirming the horror shooter has mech combat. The footage explains the process of shifting the IP over to developer Day 1 and shows a fair...
09/02/2010 01:30 PM
It’s Halo. It’s Halo multiplayer. It’s an automatic win. You should go ahead and watch, just to hear Bungie’s Brian Jarrard say “suck it”. Infamous stuff. Keza p...
09/02/2010 01:30 PM
“Wi-Fi support has been the most requested feature among OnLive members, so we made it a top development priority and were able to roll out a beta version ahead of schedule,” said OnLive C...
09/02/2010 01:30 PM
Famitsu ’s posted up several new shots of Killzone 3, detailing some of the new environments you’ll explore on Planet Helghan. There’s some concept art there too as well. Get them ...
09/02/2010 01:30 PM
The The Wu-Tang Clan founder joins Deadmau5, David Guetta, DJ Qbert, and Tiesto for the game, and will include two unique mixes. The tracks are, ‘LL Cool J “I Can’t Live Without My ...
09/02/2010 01:30 PM
[This week, our partnership with game criticism site Critical Distance brings us Ben Abraham's picks among fascinating bloggers on player autonomy, building successful game worlds, and when game elements alter our perception of the game world.] I'm taking a break from compiling This Week in Video Game Criticism for a few weeks, but it will continue with a few guest authors. The weekly posts are already a collaboration with the numerous people who send in ...
Crytek has added stereoscopic 3D support to its CryEngine development platform, promising full support for games in 3D on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. The fruition of an announcement made in March, the company says it's devised a solution that will let CryEngine developers implement stereoscopic 3D into their games without the need to write code or change any assets. Further, Crytek promises that CryEngine can render in 3D with "minimal performance loss and ...
Independent online game developer and and publisher Artix Entertainment announced that its browser-based titles have brought in 110,136,863 registered accounts. The small developer is based in Land O' Lakes, Florida and was founded in 2002. Its catalog includes three single-player online RPGs -- DragonFable, MechQuest, and AdventureQuest -- and two free-to-play MMOs, AdventureQuest Worlds and EpicDuel, the latter of which it acquired last December. Artix reached this milestone just five months after its library hit ...