Category: PC
Dead Space a week early
EA revealed that work on Dead Space has finished and the game will now be released a week earlier – at least for 360 and PS3, as they will now be released on October 24th (Instead of 31st October).
In a statement EA said: “The decision to bring it to fans earlier was due to completing the game early,”
The PC Version however, will still be released on 31st October. … Read More…
City of Heroes/Villains Issue 13: Architect announced
NC Soft have announced the latest update to City of Heroes/Villains subtitled Architect.
The new update will allow players to make their own missions and share them with other players, with rewards being doled out for the more popular missions.
Also being added is the “Day Job” system which will allow your character to gain influence while you are offline.
There’s no word on when the update will hit, but you can bet it’ll be by the end of the year. … Read More…
Quick Fire Reviews: Issue 1
We get a lot of games sent to us for Review here at Computers N Stuff, and unfortunately we don’t get the time to review them all.
Lately, we’d been getting more than usual, and with me redesigning the site and relaunching, i just didn’t have time to review a lot of the games that we were sent. So with that in mind, and so i don’t let down the fantastic PR people who send me these games. I’ve decided to do Quick Fire Reviews, so basically a couple of lines about why i think you should get the game, … Read More…
GTA IV to hit PC in November
Rockstar today announced that GTA IV will hit PC in November.
It will include the usual graphical enhancements and unspecified Multiplayer improvements.
“We are very excited to be releasing the PC version of Grand Theft Auto IV,” said Sam Houser, Founder of Rockstar Games. “The whole team is dedicated to bringing an amazing gaming experience to the PC. The game looks and plays beautifully on PC and we can’t wait for people to play it.”
The game hits the UK November 21st. … Read More…
Games for Windows Live now free
Microsoft today announced that Games For Windows Live (used in Games such as Gears of War PC, Halo 2 PC and Shadowrun PC) is now totally free, meaning you don’t have to pay to acquire multiplayer achievements or use matchmaking or cross platform play.
Microsoft also announced that there will be a GFW Marketplace, similar to the XBOX Live Marketplace offering demos, trailers and more. It will launch later this year.
Microsoft also announced that Dawn of War 2 and Battlestations: Pacific have joined the Games for Windows Live family.
The big question now is, why do 360 owners have … Read More…