News Tagged: pc gaming

Finally. Ubisoft confirmed that they are bringing the lovely, cartoon-style platformer, Rayman Origins, to the PC (it's also one of those games I played in 2011, but just couldn't find the time to review - I'll make up for that, you have my word)...

Good morning, people. First off, let me just say a few words about our belated Bastion review. There are a few reasons why I decided to post it. One of the reasons is that everyone seems to be talking about it, even though it got released last summer...

Oops, missed this one. Anyway, Remedy Entertainment's Alan Wake is on its way to PCs and will be available for purchase through Steam. Check out the system requirements: OS: Windows Vista or Windows 7 (see below for Windows XP) PROCESSOR: A dual core processor is required: - AMD: Athlon X2 2...

Alienware reveals its small, new gaming PC, which they say is relatively cheap. It's called the the X51 and its current price in the UK is £699 (US price tag hasn't been confirmed yet). The PC is almost the same size as an Xbox 360 and is designed to work upright or laid on its side...

Today, BioWare launched its new game, Star Wars: The Old Republic and, as you may have heard already, the hungry gaming masses besieged the new MMORPG. Many people complained that it can take over 2 hours to log in to a game server. Oh well, a common occurrence for any big MMOG launch...

Having played the PC version of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, I must say that the user interface could've been done way better. In fact, it sucked. If you were also bothered by this, you can stop moaning (stop it, stop moaning now!). Instead of moaning like a gay anteater, just head over to Skyrim Nexus where the SkyUI version 1...

Once a rumor, now a reality. Remedy Entertainment has officially confirmed the development of the PC edition of their psychological thriller, Alan Wake, which was 360-exclusive up until now. The game is scheduled to hit stores in "early 2012," featuring both 'The Signal' and 'The Writer' downloadable content add-ons that already available for the Xbox 360 version...

Here's a little reminder from the folks at Frozenbyte. Trine 2, the promising little platformer sequel, is scheduled to arrive for Windows PC and OS X tomorrow (Dec. 7). Of course, you'll be able to grab the game through Steam. "Finally!" says Lauri Hyvärinen, CEO of Frozenbyte, but continues: "Alas, fans will have to wait a little longer for the console versions...

Steam's Autmun Sale continues. Here are the latest offers (which are going to stand for at least another 4 and a half hours): L.A. Noire Red Orchestra franchise Fallout: New Vegas Operation Flashpoint franchise Total War Mega Pack RIFT Sniper: Ghost Warrior The Secret of Monkey Island: Special Edition Roller Coaster Tycoon 3: Platinum Two Worlds franchise Zeno Clash VVVVVV

Uh-oh, there seems to be an issue with the PC version of Batman: Arkham City. These DirectX11-related problems haven't been resolved yet and until that happens, a post on the Batman: Arkham City Forums recommends you use DirectX 9. Here's a bit more info: PC DirectX...

Well folks, the Games for Windows LIVE edition of Batman: Arkham City, Rockstead Studios, can now be purchased digitally. Yeah, it's available on Steam too. "Published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and developed by Rocksteady Studios...

The Skyrim community is thriving, as predicted. If you're hungry for mods, dear PC gamers, then you'd probably be happy to check this place out (plenty of cool stuff there). By the way, I don't know if you've noticed that Skyrim has all sorts weird-ass bugs, none too serious, although some of them are quite hilarious.

id Software has been preparing this one for ages and now it has arrived. We thought for a while about which platform to review this baby on and we eventually decided to give the PC edition a shot. After all, this is id we're talking about. Hm, boy, our hunch was exactly spot on, let me tell ya...

About Rage, dya try it out for the PC yet guys? I noticed some of you posting a few words about it on our FB page, but from what I gather, none of you complained about the graphical issues. I'm particularly interested in what NVIDIA graphics cards users have to say about Rage, since the word is that ATI GPU owners should have no worries. So, what's your take, folks?

The first wave of reviews for id Software's Rage has hit the web and while the console versions appear to be running smoothly, PC gamers are complaining about major graphical issues in the freshly launched shooter. The bugs appear to be no joke and are most apparent on systems with ATI graphics cards...