Right now, I’m listening Mark Morgan’s score for Planescape: Torment. It is one of the most epic games known to anyone, and it is a PC game. The PC is epic, but lately it’s been finding itself at a bit of loss when matched against the big money the consoles can produce for their publishers. Not so today, friends. Remember those initial reports that racer fans playing Shift 2: Unleashed on the PC wouldn’t be receiving any of the DLC released for console versions of the game? Lies. You’re getting ‘em, and you’re getting ‘em for free.
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Al Gore is best known for having invented the Internet during the '80's (a statement which is not factually correct) but after tackling important subjects like climate change the former vice president and almost president of the United States of America is now talking about video games and about how they can create significant change in the real world.
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There has been much internet sleuthing in the case of Grand Theft Auto V, and various clues to its progress have been unearthed – voice actor castings, supporting characters, things of that minor ilk. However, what’s most interesting about Rockstar’s sequel to Niko Bellic’s inner-city rampage is that, for the first time, Michael Pachter has said something vaguely useful. His prediction that it’d be out before the end of January next year has been supported by an ‘anonymous source close to Rockstar,’ who’s informed Gamespot that a 2012 release is “pretty likely.”
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DICE staff have been answering a slew of questions from fans via Twitter over the weekend, with the latest bombshell being the fact that Battlefield 3 will not support 1080p, or even 1080i on consoles -- the maximum resolution the upcoming FPS will support on PS3 and Xbox 360 will be 720p.
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Yesterday, news broke that Crysis 2 had been pulled from Steam, supposedly by EA, in order to turn it into ...