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GRTV caught up with Bethesda's Pete Hines and Jason Bergman to learn more about The Evil Within. "Tango has taken [idTech 5] and they've created their own lighting system," said Bergman och the engine and visuals. "It's all dynamic lights, all being done in real time. They've added a lot of post process effects like the film grain effect that you saw in the demo. They've made so that it works better with third person. They've added the cinema scope aspect ratio. They've done a lot to the engine to specifically capitalise on the kind of game they're making. And they're sending that back to id and we're sharing that with all our other studios. Machine Games have seen that and they've contributed stuff as well. There is a lot of tech sharing between the various studios in the Zenimax umbrella."

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Enjoy the new Machina with Laser skin for Team Fortress 2.

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GC writes - We live in a world that loves to be scared. Horror movies come out in floods every year and are met with droves of people seeking the thrill of fear. Unfortunately the Horror genre has become saturated over the past few years with people confusing blood and gore with actual fear. Its not just movies though. Franchises such as Resident Evil have implemented so many new elements into their games it could be easily passed off as an action game rather than its original survival horror badge it still prides itself on. Back in 2010 however, there was a glimmer of hope. Something that should be credited for bringing the Lets Play videos that now fill every corner of YouTube into fashion. Something that brought many to the attention of a Swedish man with an iconic scream. Something that reminded us that it is the fear of the unknown, the fear of the supernatural, the fear of being completely useless that is actual horror. Frictional Games, the folks behind the Penumbra franchi...

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GRTV's Gillen McAllister talks to Machine Games' Jens Matthies about the return of B.J. Blazkowicz in Wolfenstein: The New Order. Matthies, the game's creative director, explained The New Order's story: "It's sort of an honouring of Wolfenstein 3D, but we've done some drastic things to the world. The year is now 1960. The Nazis have now won the war, and they won using some sort of weird and mysterious technology, and classic Wolfenstein protagonist B.J. Blazkowicz is back and he has to sort of reignite the resistance movement and overthrow the Nazi regime."

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VB - Getting time in a dark room to shoot Nazis on a high-end computer is an honored tradition in the video game business. Bethesda Softworks and developer Machine Games let me continue that tradition with a demo of their upcoming first-person shooter Wolfenstein: The New Order.

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Canadian Online Gamers - "At a recent pre-E3 event hosted by Bethesda Softworks I had a chance to get my hands on a demo for the upcoming game Wolfenstein: The New Order. It was my first chance having any sort of hands-on experience with a title that will certainly be considered next-gen. I can tell you for certain that I was not disappointed and that the team from Machine Games hard work is quite evident in the short level I was able to rampage through."

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GameInformer: "Clever storytelling, dual-wielding madness, and Nazi mechs are among what make Machine Games' entry in the series look special."

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Recover the stolen machine from the evil rats in this puzzle gmae