Civilization: Beyond Earth redefines the series’ multiplayer, and we talk with the game’s two lead designers to discuss how you’ll be waging war on your friends in space.
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Final Fantasy XIII for PC Has Basically No Graphics Options
October 9th, 2014 
Mark Not all PC games have a multitude of graphics options like Crytek’s Ryse: Son of Rome. The PC version of Square Enix’s Final Fantasy XIII was released today on Steam and early reports show the game does not offer much in the way of configuration options. GameSpot installed the game today and found that configurable […]
Halo: The Master Chief Collection’s Launch Day Multiplayer Playlists Outlined
October 9th, 2014 Mark The selection of multiplayer playlists that will be available in Halo: The Master Chief Collection‘s multiplayer at launch have been revealed, and it looks like you won’t always have control over which Halo game you play when using matchmaking. Many of the playlists will be familiar to Halo multiplayer veterans–Big Team Battle, Team Slayer–but with […]
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Comments Off on Halo: The Master Chief Collection’s Launch Day Multiplayer Playlists OutlinedPatch 6.0.2: The Iron Tide Crashes into Azeroth October 15th
October 9th, 2014 Mark Patch 6.0.2: The Iron Tide is scheduled to crash into Azeroth on Wednesday, October 15. Featuring new content heralding the Iron Horde incursion, updates to the skills and abilities for every class, and a host of gameplay adjustments, this overture to Warlords of Draenor is coming at you armed to the teeth. Treacherous Developments The […]
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October 9th, 2014 Mark Cam and Lucy transform into a rampaging goat, don epic Despair armour, and adopt an adorable Husky Companion in this week’s Top 5 Skyrim Mods.
Microsoft Exec Again Vows Commitment to PC Gaming
October 9th, 2014 Mark PC gaming is “incredibly important” to Microsoft, according to Xbox boss Phil Spencer. Speaking as part of The Inner Circle‘s latest podcast, Spencer wouldn’t give any details regarding the role Windows 10 might play in the future of Microsoft’s PC gaming efforts, but yet again pledged that the company will support PC gamers in a […]
Game of the Month September 2014
October 9th, 2014 Mark September, 2014. It’s the month scores of game-players associated with Destiny, the long-awaited online shooter from Bungie that commanded people’s attention for months before release. Who could have suspected that Destiny’s quality would have been bested by a number of games, each of them worth playing in their own right? Well, perhaps it comes as […]
Wii U’s Big October Exclusive, Bayonetta 2, Gets a Demo Today
October 9th, 2014 Mark Wii U action game Bayonetta 2 is now just about two weeks away from launch, but you needn’t wait any longer to try it out for yourself. Today’s eShop update in North America and Europe brings with it a demo of Platinum Games’ latest effort. Bayonetta 2 has been positioned as an important exclusive for […]
The Evil Within Designed for 30fps, But PC Players Can Juice It Higher
October 9th, 2014 Mark The Evil Within, the upcoming horror game from Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami, has been purposefully designed to run at 30fps across all versions, publisher Bethesda has confirmed. “Shinji Mikami and the team at Tango designed The Evil Within to be played at 30fps and to utilize an aspect ratio of 2.35:1 for all platforms,” […]
Posted in Xbox360 Comments Off on The Evil Within Designed for 30fps, But PC Players Can Juice It HigherGarrison Preview Part 3 – Who Are You Calling Your People?
October 9th, 2014 Mark In this series of blog posts, we’re giving you a closer look at Garrisons and how you can expect to interact with them in Warlords of Draenor. This third part is focused on Followers – the people who populate your home base, do your bidding, and come together to form a small army to take […]
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