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pcgamer wrote a new post, Red Faction: Guerrilla is coming back in a ‘Re-Mars-tered’ edition, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
THQ Nordic has announced plans to bring back another old-time THQ classic with another weird, tongue-twisting title: Red Faction: Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered will feature updated graphics with improved lighting, shading, post-processing effects, and support for 4K resolutions. Released in 2009, Red Faction: Guerrilla is an open-world game about a guy who gets a job working the mines on Mars, and quickly ends up at the forefront of an insurgency against the pushy jerks of the Earth Defense Force. It’

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pcgamer wrote a new post, No Man’s Sky NEXT is due Summer 2018, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
In the wake of its fairly sophisticated Atlas Rises update, Chris returned to No Man’s Sky and found a better game that still lacked magic and mystery. The space survival sim’s next venture is due at some point in “Summer 2018”, is billed as its “largest update so far”, is free to existing players, and is named No Man’s Sky NEXT. Coming in Summer 2018 is No Man’s Sky NEXT, a free update for PS4, PC, Xbox and WeGame. It’s our largest update so far, and we’re working our socks off pic.twitter.com/

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Get 57 percent off Prey for a very limited time, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Prey marks Fanatical’s latest daily Star Deal, which run for 24 hours at a time. ), but it’s still a deal worth highlighting. Attempting to cater to a variety of play styles is laudable, but also means that Prey isn’t as good a stealth game as Dishonored, nor as good a combat game as BioShock. But while the individual parts have problems, Prey is nonetheless greater than the sum of them. Prey is worth playing, mostly thanks to the strength of Talos-I as a setting, and the excellent environment d

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Mike Dies is a game about fatal teleporter accidents, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Mike Dies is initially quite linear, although you’ll see teleporters that are locked with a number from the outset. “I like to think of Mike Dies not being a story about a gay character,” says Gold, “it’s a story about Mike. Nonetheless, Mike Dies is a game that handles representation well. Eventually, you realize Mike Dies is piecing together a complex picture about who Mike is and what has happened to the ship. I can imagine a perfect playthrough of Mike Dies, but seeing every way a teleporter

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Far Cry 5’s shovel is the best weapon in the game, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
The humble shovel, once assumed to be a tool just for digging or clonking people over the head, is far more useful than it appears. Besides giving people exciting new hood ornaments (you’re welcome) you can also nail enemies to trees with a throw of your trusty shovel. One Steam user has even condensed the game down into a review strictly based around shovel-related pros and cons, which are all pros, because there are simply no drawbacks to using Far Cry 5’s shovel:As for me, I’ve mostly been hu

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pcgamer wrote a new post, The Sinking City is like L.A. Noire written by H.P. Lovecraft, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
The Sinking City feels like a soggy, nightmarish version of L.A. Noire, a comparison developer Frogwares proudly acknowledged when I spoke to them at GDC. Adding Cthulhu is an overdone twist, but The Sinking City applies Lovecraftian lore in interesting new ways. In this gross, dilapidated town, Harry Evans has gone missing, and his wife wants me to find him. The Sinking City expects you to do more than just follow automatically-placed UI markers. Well, I’ve got some bad news for them: I had a b

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Nvidia CEO says “we’re not anywhere close” to meeting the demand for its GPUs, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has been busy this week with the company’s annual GPU Technology Conference. “The video supply chain is working really hard, and you know all of our partners are working around the clock. And right now, we’re not anywhere near close to that and so we’re just going to have to keep running.” With the surge in demand from multiple vectors, not to mention less GDDR5 than AMD and Nvidia would like, GPUs are set to remain in short supply. Mining profitability has taken a signif

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Rocket League is getting ‘Chat Bans’ in next month’s Tournaments Update, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Psyonix is taking new steps to combat bad behavior in Rocket League with a “Chat Bans” system that will be added as part of the upcoming Tournaments Update. The studio said the system is “the new first step in addressing abusive language and toxic behavior in game.” Chat bans will be handed out for the same behavior that currently leads to game bans, but as the name suggests will simply remove the ability of players to chat while they’re in the game. If the player in question was found to be abu

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pcgamer wrote a new post, We’re hiring a lead hardware editor, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
We’re looking for an experienced editor to take the reins of the PC Gamer hardware team. The successful candidate will be responsible for leading PC Gamer’s dedicated hardware team, writing and commissioning articles that provide vital buying advice and component analysis for our audience. We want a strong editor who can ensure our hardware writing always strikes the right balance of approachable and detailed. As the leader of the Hardware team, you will also be responsible for managing a budget

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Edmund McMillen says Mewgenics work is ‘in effect’ but still a few years away, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Cutesy cat game Mewgenics was announced way back in 2012, after which it was delayed, canceled, and then in January of this year, brought back to life under slightly new management. With Team Meat cohorts Edmund McMillen and Tommy Refenes having parted ways, McMillen is now working on Mewgenics with The End is Nigh co-creator Tyler Glaiel. And despite the glacial pace of development so far, McMillen said they are in fact getting down to work on it. Updates: The remake of Mewgenics is in effect a

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pcgamer wrote a new post, ‘The intention isn’t to make Arena like Tavern Brawl’—Hearthstone’s Iksar on recent changes to drafting, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
A year ago, Blizzard shifted the pool of draftable cards from Wild to Standard, then experimented with the ill-received synergy picks system . “Arena has really been a grounds in the last year where we’re trying a bunch of different stuff,” Ayala said. “The intention there isn’t to make Arena like Tavern Brawl, where we’re just changing things and doing wacky stuff. With the fix through, the 10.4 draft system overhaul has been fairly popular . “It’s funny cause it seems like Velen is the pick, b

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Protect your PC from power spikes and outages with this $100 UPS, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
The CP1000PFCLCD is one of the better uninterruptible power supplies for the money. This particular model is a less beefy version of our top pick in the UPS category, the 1500VA/900W CP1500PFCLCD. For plugging in hardware, there are 10 outlets, five of which offer both battery backup and surge protection, with the other five offering surge-only protection. You can find this UPS on sale here. Some online stores give us a small cut if you buy something through one of our links.

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Xiaomi’s first gaming laptop brandishes a GeForce GTX 1060 GPU, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Xiaomi has made a living selling smartphones, but starting next month, it will look to generate a new stream of revenue from PC gamers with its Mi Gaming Laptop, its first high performance laptop and only its second notebook model ever. The Mi Gaming Laptop features a 15.6-inch display with a Full HD 1080p (1920×1080) resolution. The lower end model features a GeForce GTX 1050 Ti GPU, 8GB of RAM, and a 128GB solid state drive paired with a 1TB HDD, whereas the higher end model bumps the specs up

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pcgamer wrote a new post, ASRock unveils AMD-based Phantom Gaming graphics cards, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
ASRock hinted a couple of weeks ago that it would soon be muscling in on the graphics card business, and today it made the move official, unveiling a new lineup of Phantom Gaming display adapters based on AMD’s Radeon RX 500 series GPUs. “ASRock finally expands into the graphics card field,” CEO LL Shiu said. Phantom Gaming cards will be available in four flavors to start: The 2GB/4GB Radeon RX 550 and RX 560, and the 8GB Radeon RX 570 and RX 580 models. “The new ASRock Phantom Gaming Series, ba

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Nvidia’s DGX-2 packs 16 Volta GPUs and 30TB of NVMe storage for $399K, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
It’s equipped with 16 Tesla V100 GPUs based on the company’s Volta architecture. From Nvidia’s vantage point, this makes the DGX-2 in effect a single GPU. Nvidia didn’t build the DGX-2 to run Crysis, though it surely could without breaking a sweat (with appropriately optimized drivers, of course). Each of the Volta GPUs inside the DGX-2 has 32GB of HBM2 memory, for a total of 512GB. Fully equipped with 16 GPUs, the DGX-2 is powered by a 10kW power supply (redundant 5kW, probably), according to A

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Watch 30 minutes of Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden gameplay, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden came to our attention last month by way of a Stalker-scented countdown that was ultimately revealed as a tactical combat game in the style of XCOM, set in a post-apocalyptic world populated by mutants that look like Fallout versions of Looney Tunes. Wes took a closer look at it earlier today and not to put too fine a point on it, but he think it’s going to be “really fucking cool.” Also out today is a half-hour gameplay video covering the basics of stealth and comb

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pcgamer wrote a new post, The PC Gamer Show Special: Chris Avellone, Justin Ma and Matthew Davis talk Into the Breach, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
What’s the secret sauce of Into the Breach’s incredibly readable UI? How do the Vek decide what to attack? What percentage of players have managed to clear the game on hard? Justin Ma and Matthew Davis sit down to talk about the long four year development that led to Into the Breach, and Chris Avellone joins to talk about writing one of the best PC games of the year so far. Download the MP3 directlySubscribe on iTunesGrab the podcast RSS feedYour flapping heads for this episode:Wes FenlonJustin

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pcgamer wrote a new post, Linksys is changing hands again with Foxconn buying Belkin for $866 million, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
That’s because Foxconn, a subsidiary of Hon Hai Precision, signed a definitive agreement to acquire Belkin for $866 million, the company announced. Assuming the deal goes through, this will not be the first time that Linksys has changed hands. In 2003, Cisco acquired Linksys for $500 million, then sold the brand in 2013 to Belkin, along with its home networking division. I am thrilled to take our brand portfolio of Belkin, Linksys, Wemo and Phyn to new heights,” said Chet Pipkin, CEO and founder

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pcgamer wrote a new post, You can play de_dust2 in Far Cry Arcade, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Far Cry Arcade’s map-making tools have already been put to good use. Mythic Counter-Strike map de_dust2 now exists in Far Cry Arcade’s competitive multiplayer map pool, an impressive recreation by user Izoolee. Have a look for yourself in the video below, in which YouTuber Widdz plays a match on the custom map. You can see him look for the usual sightlines and, impressively, most of them are there. While you can’t play the usual bomb-defusing objective mode, team deathmatch with Far Cry’s showy

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pcgamer wrote a new post, I’m about a dozen battles in and I still don’t know why Total War: Arena exists, on the site GoGame.com 8 years, 7 months ago
Total War: Arena a free-to-play online RTS built around 10 vs 10 battles, in which each player controls three units. I love a bit of Total War, but it’s impossible to escape the sense that this one should have stayed on the ‘mad ideas’ whiteboard. It looks as though the game is built out of an earlier iteration of the Total War battle engine, but the maps in particular look great and it runs well. Putting so many players in a Total War battle doesn’t add much to the experience, except for plenty

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