Gaming News

At this point (as Microsoft showed us earlier) so much of what we know about the consoles isn't fixed; but that doesn't mean it hasn't been worked on.

Sony has released images and a video which give us a long look at the current user interface and features of the PlayStation 4... [More]

AMD launched the Richland APUs just a few weeks ago, and now they are showering us with a bunch more new processors.

In this wave we're seeing some new Richland Athlon X4 processors, using the standard FM2 socket... [More]

Earlier this week, rumours suggested that Fallout 4 was showcased behind the scenes to a small group of journalists and other important figures in the gaming world at E3.

Bethesda have now publicly denied that the game was shown, and defend why there won't be any news for a while... [More]

As we mentioned earlier in the week, the Rezzed show will be happening this weekend in the UK and promises to show off loads of games.

The show has been fairly quiet about what exactly they'd be able to demonstrate and talk about, but we've finally got the weekend's schedule... [More]

We all expected the prices of the PS3 to get lower after the launch of the PS4; that's just what happens normally.

Sony however have made it clear that they don't have any plans to cut the price in the foreseeable future, due to the system being too costly... [More]

EVE Online is a stunning game; one of the very rare subscription MMO's still going successfully, and with free updates on a 6 month schedule.

As part of the ongoing updates (which have been going for a decade now!) the art and base systems have improved, so CCP have recently upped the EVE Online System Requirements... [More]

With the announcement of the Xbox One and it's strict policies, gamers across the globe quickly and loudly expressed their disapproval.

Microsoft has backtracked, removing many of the abhorred "features", and published on the official Xbox site an article stating how our feedback is important, and that they listened to our backlash... [More]

Two weeks until Mortal Kombat eventually finds its way to PC after years of eluding our mighty gaming platform. This version will be essentially the same as that of the console and it will include all DLC-s, including 15 suits, three additional classic characters and four new characters - Scarlett, Kenshija, Rain and Freddy Krueger. The PC port was completed by High Voltage Software rather than NetherRealm Studios.

Warner Bros. have decided the time is right to let us know the Mortal Kombat system requirements... [More]