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While Valve is making its move into the living room with Steam Machines, SteamBoy Machine team is working on the first...

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Avoiderdragon: Last year, we got some notable horror titles like Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs and Outlast, although it later turned out that A Machine for Pigs was more of The Chinese Rooms shenanigans than scares, and Outlast was much scarier (although obnoxiously so). The former seemed like it disappeared, while the latter is still going strong and has just received a DLC, as if it needed one to get any scarier.

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While Valve is making its move into the living room with Steam Machines, SteamBoy Machine team is working on the first...

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Maximum PC: Let's just come out and say it -- Valve dropped the ball with its Steam Machine initiative. Rather than let its hardware vendors run with their own brand Steam Machines that they've been developing for the past year, Valve decided to delay things until next year while it tweaks its Steam Controller, an integral component of any machine that might use the "Steam Machine" designation. That decision left OEMs and boutique system builders in an awkward place, but rather than let their hardware designs collect dust, we're seeing them reborn as Windows-based PC consoles that boot right into Steam Big Picture mode. The newest PC console to take this approach is CyberPowerPC's Syber system. Let's have a look.

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SteamFirst: In Crazy Machines, German developer, Fakt Software recreates their traditional 2-D puzzle game for the constantly improving graphics technology of current times. The last Crazy Machine was released back in 2007. Fakt prides itself in being a Rube Goldberg-inspired game, which essentially means, a game that is deviously complex and impractical.

Added: 11.06.2014 22:14 | 4 views | 0 comments


Wolfenstein: The New Order is better than it has any right to be. It could have been a pile of tired gameplay and schlocky plot, and the defense would have been, "Hey, it's just a game about shooting Nazis based on a game from 1992. What did you expect?" The devs could have phoned it in. But the team at Machine Games wasn't content with giving us an unending corridor of Bad Guys to mow down so they could ride the Wolfenstein name to the middle of the sales charts. I don't know if anyone has ever expected anything particularly remarkable from this franchise. You're expected to have Nazis, guns, and a few different ways to combine them for cheap, guilt-free visceral thrills. But instead they tried to make something special.

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The Rift Arcade - If theres one thing we love to do in VR its fly a plane. Not only does Final Burn promise to offer players to fly their own F16 fighter jet, but they also have to dogfight alien ships in an action-packed sky. Announced today by Texas-based Ghost Machine VR, the game is deep in development and built around the Oculus Rift headset.

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SteamFirst: It has just been announced that Alienware will be launching their Steam machine model without the SteamOS offering the same specifications as their planned Steam machine but with Windows installed along with the Steam interface. Steam will automatically launch in big picture mode giving the gamers a more console like experience.