Saturday, March 30, 2013

Unreal Engine 3 For The Web

Mozilla and Epic Games are working on bringing a web version of the Unreal Engine 3.Mozilla stated their commitment toward developing applications improving 3D performance on the web. Browsers will be enabled to fully utilize a hyper efficient JavaScript capable of displaying the fastest and most visually impressive 3D works.Here’s the ambitious lowdown from Mozilla. Unreal Engine 3 For The ...

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Resident Evil 6 And Left 4 Dead 2 Crossover

Capcom has announced that the PC version of Resident Evil 6 will feature characters and creatures from Valve’s popular Left 4 Dead 2.PC owners will have the luxury of playing the exclusive version of RE:6 Mercenaries No Mercy mode that will allow them to select the cast from Left 4 Dead 2 along with the original RE:6 characters. It will also feature a couple of nefarious monsters from the Left 4 Dead series.The PC version of Left 4 Dead 2 will also...

Sunday, March 17, 2013

Not a WipEout Clone

Have you played WipEout on the PS2? It rocked and WipEout was put to sleep by SCE with the very last installment being WipEout 2048 on the PS Vita. Now here’s a chance for someone to recycle the series into iOS fodder but Pixelbite seems to have missed the point.I love the whole WipEout series. I bought in on the PSP and got it on the PS3 too. That said, I didn’t hesitate to download Repulze in the hope it was a clone of a good gravity...

Sunday, March 10, 2013

20 Minutes Of Up Coming Turn Based RPG

The first slice of gameplay footage from Kickstarter success Shadowrun Returns has been released online. Nearly 20 minutes of alpha gameplay are available to watch below. It’s our best look yet at Harebrained Schemes’ ambitious project, which completed its crowd-funding campaign almost a year ago. Shadowrun Returns’ barn-storming Kickstarter raised a huge $1.89m (£1.25m), more than quadruple its $400,000 goal. Highlights of the new footage include...

Saturday, March 2, 2013

Respect The Gamer

Although the economy might not be in the thick of a recession as it once was, that doesn’t mean things are going especially great for videogame publishers. Take Electronic Arts, for instance, which hasn’t exactly set the world on fire with its performance as of late. The start of the next generation is an ideal opportunity to effect change that doesn’t come along often, and it seems EA doesn’t intend to miss it; just yesterday it revealed plans to...