Added: 29.05.2014 10:36 | 1 views | 0 comments


Uplay services in general affected.
Every time an Xbox Live service alert is posted, a little ritual takes place at OXM Towers. Step (1) A large, bronzed, half-naked man strikes a gong with one of our Saints-Row-branded dildo bats. Then, Jonty leads a solemn procession to Microsoft's Soho offices, where an offering is made of merchandise and hamsters. Subsequently: fires are seen on the heights of Mount Doom, and all the cupboard doors within 50 miles flap open and closed mysteriously. Then I sit down and write a news story about it. Here's the need-to-know.

Added: 29.05.2014 9:39 | 1 views | 0 comments


- New scaling option added to modification options for 3D radar. - Positioning of 3D radar and target object display updated for improved positioning and more modification flexibility. - Several container locations repositioned to be more accessible, more now also allowed to orbit planets as debris. - Option to lock the mouse pointer to the display field during gameplay added to Options menu. - Water shader updated to prevent certain indicators from casting a reflection. Changes to the 3D radar and target display may impact some cockpit mods using non-default placement values in the gauges.txt file. So some mods may need to update some of the position values. While testing, developers discovered that some cockpit mods used old gauges.txt files that also lacked shadow placement values for the chase view mode. So for a few of them, the gauges files have been updated to provide proper alignment for the radar and target display as well as including shadow placement values that they lacked before. The new values for the 'SilicuMax' and 'Perch' cockpits are available in the customizing forum here: SilicuMax: http://www.starwraith.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=10093page=3#pid170374 Perch: http://www.starwraith.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=9243page=4#pid170373 The new Mouse Lock option can be optionally bypassed in the exit menu while the game is paused as well as during gameplay by toggling the mouse flight-to-selection control lock mode (press both Alt keys to toggle on or off).

Added: 26.05.2014 17:14 | 12 views | 0 comments


Johnny writes -"It has been over 30 years since the Wolfenstein series of games began on the humble home computers of 1981. With 8 bit graphics, that we see still being used today in some titles to great effect. Castle Wolfenstein was hailed as the mother of the stealth genre when it was released in 1981, where limited ammo scattered throughout its 2D world often made the player take the silent approach to enemies. Fast forward just over 3 decades and we now have the most recent release of the series, Wolfenstein The New Order."

Added: 22.05.2014 11:14 | 8 views | 0 comments


Gale writes - "The games graphics are a huge visual upgrade over Castle Crashers, Behemoths previous game. The textures are crisp and interesting, without taking attention away from the actual gameplay. Colours are what will probably strike you the most, as they feel reminiscent of the true Newgrounds spirit Behemoth is well known for. The devs have obviously managed to find a very specific visual style that makes their games stand out from the rest."

Added: 21.05.2014 13:14 | 2 views | 0 comments


Tickles writes - "The controls are basic enough to learn in just a few minutes of play and a gradual learning curve does an excellent job of never throwing more at you than you can handle. The Last Tinker also does a very good job of keeping the gameplay varied, with solid combat mechanics enemies feel challenging but not overpowered and you will encounter new kinds of enemies on a regular basis. Mimimi Productions have found the perfect rate of new content for the game, I never felt overwhelmed or bored and there was excellent pacing throughout."

Added: 19.05.2014 19:14 | 1 views | 0 comments


Tickles writes - "Super Time Force gives you a brief, paradox filled, introduction at the beginning of the game, after which the amazing sense of humour of the title makes itself known through the Tutorial. I was chuckling away through most of the game, while it doesnt have elegant, clever or sophisticated jokes the tone of it really appealed to my immature sense of humour."

Added: 19.05.2014 16:14 | 6 views | 0 comments


Read this guide to fix Men of War: Assault Squad 2 freezes, crashes, filestream errors, missing DLL, code 51, esdlreader, sandbag crash, and other errors.

Added: 19.05.2014 4:14 | 2 views | 0 comments


Jacqueline from GamersSphere reviews the SHARKK Wired Gaming Mouse.

Added: 18.05.2014 17:14 | 3 views | 0 comments


Gale writes - "In the last couple of years, the zombie survival genre has taken over the place of the most saturated sub-genre currently on market. The throne that was held by the modern shooter games up to that point. By now, weve gotten the likes of DayZ, Dead Island, State Of Decay and many, many more. Not to mention all the clones that popped up on Steam after the original games did. Now, Im not the one to hate on zombies. Im happy to play whatever the developers churn out, as long as its worth my time and money. Im one of those who like to give every game a chance to redeem itself, regardless of its disposition, theme or possible political commentary that might or might not be pictured in some of its textures. Taking this positive outlook on things, Ive gotten my paws on one of the newer zombie survival games I Shall Remain."