Added: 14.11.2014 7:11 | 10 views | 0 comments


Futuristic Space Combat Game Brings Next-Gen Graphics to Mobile Born Ready Games, a British independent game development studio, has today released their space combat game Strike Suit Zero for Android devices powered by the NVIDIA Tegra K1 processor in devices such as the NVIDIA SHIELD tablet. The mobile release offers the full space combat action of the next-gen console version of Strike Suit Zero. With redefined gameplay, touchscreen and controller support, Strike Suit Zero takes full advantage of the high-end Tegra K1 mobile processor. The game delivers exciting dog fights with stunning visuals never seen before on mobile platforms.

Added: 13.11.2014 23:42 | 1 views | 0 comments


Improved coordination between tank hull and turret rotation

Added: 13.11.2014 23:41 | 18 views | 0 comments


Building entry no longer problematic for some systems Infantry flamethrowers have slightly longer range Troops spot immediately nearby mines better (esp. engineers) Ricocheting APHE will not explode where it finally lands (the fuse is considered damaged) Fixed a bug that sometimes caused buttoned-up tank crew to be suppressed by external explosions Squads position their teams better along walls, fences and hedges Artillery usually requires another spotting round or two before acquiring the target Corrected some TacAI problems with crewmen positioning themselves around a heavy weapon Improved TacAI logic for placing teams along walls Improved coordination between tank hull and turret rotation Better logic selecting the two men for scout teams Improved long-range optics for JPz IV, Jagdpanther Very heavily-laden soldiers cannot use Fast or sometimes even Quick moves Mouse text for targeting: too close or out of range Towed guns look better as vehicle turns Improved damage modeling for external systems on tanks Improved QuickBattle choices Improved TCP/IP play

Added: 13.11.2014 23:41 | 16 views | 0 comments


Building entry no longer problematic for some systems Infantry flamethrowers have slightly longer range Troops spot immediately nearby mines better (esp. engineers) Ricocheting APHE will not explode where it finally lands (the fuse is considered damaged) Fixed a bug that sometimes caused buttoned-up tank crew to be suppressed by external explosions Squads position their teams better along walls, fences and hedges Artillery usually requires another spotting round or two before acquiring the target Corrected some TacAI problems with crewmen positioning themselves around a heavy weapon Improved TacAI logic for placing teams along walls Improved coordination between tank hull and turret rotation Better logic selecting the two men for scout teams Improved long-range optics for JPz IV, Jagdpanther Very heavily-laden soldiers cannot use Fast or sometimes even Quick moves Mouse text for targeting: too close or out of range Towed guns look better as vehicle turns Improved damage modeling for external systems on tanks Improved QuickBattle choices Improved TCP/IP play

Added: 12.11.2014 19:12 | 1 views | 0 comments


Bandai Namco is adding Maxi to the Soulcalibur: Lost Swords roster. Players can get Maxi for the single player Soulcalbur game and get revenge on Astaroth starting today.

Added: 12.11.2014 10:11 | 5 views | 0 comments


JunkExplorer: Halo: MCC originally known as Halo: The Master Chief Collection is the compiled version of the remastered-first-person shooter games from the Halo franchise, released on 11th of the November this year (2014) for Xbox One. Halo MCC contains Halo Combat Evolved Anniversary, Halo 2, Halo 3, Halo 4 plus their full MP modes. The following list contains the full list of Halo 2: MCCs Terminal Guide. Have a look below.

Added: 11.11.2014 22:11 | 4 views | 0 comments


Shawn Writes: Definitive, complete, the total package; if you own an Xbox One there are a lot of great games out there, but up to this point only one can truly claim those descriptors. Halo: The Master Chief Collection compiles every numbered Halo game from Halo: Combat Evolved right up to Halo 4 with not only its single player campaign but all of the multiplayer content as well. When you do the math that adds up to an astounding 106 maps to kill with friends and over 40 hours of story and campaign content.