The latest video marks the game’s launch this week, where players can take part in the final battles before the Transformers leave Cybertron for Earth. This is the follow-up to 2010′s successful Transformers: War for Cybertron, which is developed by High Moon Studios and published by Activision.
Still loving CS:S? Then i have some good news, it’s shiny new update is here… If it wasn’t already amazingly apparent, Valve is quite well-versed in the ways of moviefilm-fu.
Fancy annihilating some planets? Yeah you do! So Total Annihilation (and, more recently, Supreme Commander) were big, but Planetary Annihilation is shooting for the stars.
Legends will feature a new storyline with missions based on five classic James Bond films – Moonraker and On Her Majesty’s Secret Service have also been unveiled, as well as one inspired by upcoming movie Skyfall, which will be available post-release DLC. Read the rest of this entry »
Here we go! After years of speculation, Valve have finally taken the wraps off a recently-hinted new mode and third faction for their game of ratatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatatboomdead.
‘One brick to rule them all!’……The LEGO videogames have been bringing two-person co-op fun to franchises such as Star Wars, Batman, and Harry Potter. The Lord of the Rings will be the next entry in this successful series when it appears later this year.
I approach engine tech demos with caution, as if they were primed to explode, or at least deceive me with their promises and lies. They’re not necessarily representative of anything that will actually be seen in a game, unless you’re one of those people who reckons iD games are tech demos?
Gearbox have released another trailer for the forthcoming Borderlands 2. It might not have the best graphics on the planet but if you’ve played the first one you’ll know just how addictive collecting and upgrading your arsenal can be…
So sports games have had ragdoll physics for a while now but what does it really add to the games? The short answer is “Hilarity”. When it all goes a bit wrong and things don’t go as they should it actually makes the game a whole lot better. Here’s some highlights of the engine glitches and rigging issues. Enjoy!
The continued support and updating for EverQuest II never fails to surprise me. The MMO is now eight years old, but still played and receiving regular updates and content, and now some tech that I’ve not seen used elsewhere. They’re awkwardly calling it SOEmote, a thing where a webcam pointed at your face will translate your expressions onto your in-game character. You can see it in action below.