Before the war in Afghanistan began in 2001, President Bush famously said “I’m not going to fire a $2 million missile at a $10 empty tent and hit a camel in the butt”. Wise words from a Commander in Chief who understood the notion of warfare centered around resource management. It’s easy to imagine George Bush spending endless hours in the White House playing strategy games like Starcraft to hone his understanding of warfare.
Squeenix(Square Enix) has released new screens for the next installment of the Deus Ex series, Human Revolution, as part of their Japanese marketing campaign. Squeenix plans to release the game in Japan as simply ‘Deus Ex’, since it will be new to most eastern gamers. The screens mostly consist of the game’s protagonist, Adam, doing really awesome things.
The FTC has come to a settlement with Intel Corp., after allegations that the company has used anti-competitive tactics against its competition. The settlement is aimed to help restore the competition in the market that has suffered due to Intel’s actions, while still giving the company freedom to be competitive.
Crysis 2 has had its vague release date of “Fall 2010” pushed back to Q1 2011, Electronic Arts have confirmed. The game, sequel to 2007’s PC exclusive Crysis, is in development by Crytek for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3.
The original Crysis, also developed by Crytek and published by EA, is infamous for its steep hardware requirements, but legendary for the consequentially stunning results – a genuine killer app.
Earlier this week EA kind of announced Battlefield 3. In response to all the anxious anticipation surrounding the announcement, EA decided it would be a great idea to release a statement via PC Gamer. “Battlefield 3 is one of the most anticipated games in the world
Runic Games just released Torchlight II’s teaser site. Everyones favorite dungeon crawler is back with new features and insight into the world beyond. But wait, there’s more; like co-op play! Features below. Multi-player – Play with your friends over a local area network, or over the Internet. A free matchmaking peer-to-peer service lets you make new friends for exciting co-op play.
The original Fable was released on the Xbox in 2004 and then ported to the PC shortly afterwards. Fable II was released on the Xbox 360 in 2008, but there was no PC port to be found. Which is why it was such a surprise for Fable III to be announced with a simultaneous Xbox 360 and PC release on October 26th of this year.
