The Overseas Connection Podcast #230
Added: 09.08.2013 0:19 | 3 views | 0 comments
The Overseas Connection, the official G4TE (Gaming For The Elderly) Community weekly podcast discusses gaming news, community feedback, new releases and the podcast teams current play lists. Tune-in and listen to this combination U.S. and U.K. video game podcast as they discuss this weeks topics:
* We talk up our summer play lists which has us wishing summer was over.
* We announce the winner of the Victory Achieved contest.
* Company of Heroes 2 angers Russia.
* Crytek gets hacked.
* Saints Row 4 gets the OK to come to Australia minus content.
* Microsoft juices up the GPU on the Xbox One.
* And much more
Tags: Saints, Saints Row, Heroes, Crytek, Xbox, Gaming, Microsoft, Australia, Victory, Company, PodcastFrom:
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| Xbox One Exclusive Ryse: Son Of Rome Set To Be A Brutal Launch Day Hit | Windows7themes
Added: 08.08.2013 1:19 | 11 views | 0 comments
Crytek Studios new release for the Xbox One launch line up Ryse:Son of Rome had everyone talking at E3 with some brutal combat action and gory graphics.
Bringing Ancient Roman warfare to the new generation in style.
Ryse was defiantly the best looking game for the Xbox One but the fast combat heavy gameplay impressed with anyone who got to play the game.
From:
n4g.com
| Crytek: it's "possible" that user information may have been accessed during security breach
Added: 05.08.2013 13:08 | 9 views | 0 comments
Company urges users to change their passwords as soon as possible.
Crytek fans take note - a quick email check and password change may be necessary after the company pulled a number of its websites offline last night due to 'suspicuous activity' - and has since admitted to Eurogamer that player's personal data may have been compromised, despite their best efforts.
From:
www.oxm.co.uk
| Crytek: it's "possible" that user information was accessed during security breach
Added: 05.08.2013 13:08 | 21 views | 0 comments
Company urges users to change their passwords as soon as possible.
Crytek fans take note - a quick email check and password change may be necessary after the company pulled a number of its websites offline last night due to 'suspicuous activity' - and has since admitted to Eurogamer that player's personal data may have been compromised, despite their best efforts.
From:
www.oxm.co.uk
| News: Crytek takes websites offline following 'suspicious activity'
Added: 05.08.2013 9:34 | 8 views | 0 comments
Has the Crysis 3 developer become the latest target of hackers?
In a message posted on its official website, the developer said that it had "recently [become] aware of suspicious activity relating to some of Crytek's websites, and acted quickly to take those websites offline for security reasons.
"We thank you for your patience, and expect to have these sites fully operational soon."
Crytek.com, mycryengine.com, crydev.net, and mycrysis.com each currently display the message, although crysis.com, gface.com and warface.com appear to have been unaffected.
The notification suggests Crytek may have become the latest target...
From:
www.videogamer.com
| Crytek websites taken down following 'suspicious activity'
Added: 05.08.2013 3:45 | 12 views | 0 comments
Crysis developer's websites have been taken down following suspicious activity; users will be prompted to change their passwords once services are restored. 
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A statement on said: "We recently became aware of suspicious activity relating to some of Crytek's websites, and acted quickly to take those websites offline for security reasons. We thank you for your patience, and expect to have these sites fully operational soon."
Crytek.com, Mycryengine.com, Crydev.net, and MyCrysis.com all currently display the message, while the developer's other sites, GFACE.com, Crysis.com, and Warface.com are unaffected.
According to the report, users will be prompted to change their passwords once normal service is restored.
Game publishers and developers have become attractive targets for online attackers in recent years, with other high-profile intrusions including those against World of Tanks creator .
A spokesperson for EA, Crysis 3's publisher, was unavailable for comment at the time of publication.
From:
www.gamespot.com
| Crytek websites taken down following 'suspicious activity'
Added: 05.08.2013 3:45 | 5 views | 0 comments
Crysis developer's websites have been taken down following suspicious activity; users will be prompted to change their passwords once services are restored.
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A statement on said: "We recently became aware of suspicious activity relating to some of Crytek's websites, and acted quickly to take those websites offline for security reasons. We thank you for your patience, and expect to have these sites fully operational soon."
Crytek.com, Mycryengine.com, Crydev.net, and MyCrysis.com all currently display the message, while the developer's other sites, GFACE.com, Crysis.com, and Warface.com are unaffected.
According to the report, users will be prompted to change their passwords once normal service is restored.
Game publishers and developers have become attractive targets for online attackers in recent years, with other high-profile intrusions including those against World of Tanks creator .
A spokesperson for EA, Crysis 3's publisher, was unavailable for comment at the time of publication.
From:
www.gamespot.com
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