Trion Worlds is reminding players that they have until midnight January 31st to reclaim names of characters they may not have logged into for awhile. This is effective for all games in the company’s portfolio. Characters will not be deleted, but players will be prompted to provide a new name on logging in.
– HyperX Cloud Flight Wireless Headset: Prepare for Liftoff
When it comes to value for the dollar, there are few headset makers higher regarded than HyperX. Last year, we applauded the Cloud Alpha headset for delivering quality far above its price point. Today at CES, the company unveiled its brand new wireless headset, the HyperX Cloud Flight. We were lucky enough to spend the last couple weeks with it and are here to share our thoughts. Does it live up to HyperX’s reputation?
Sea of Thieves – XBox Glow-in-the-Dark Controller to Come with Its Own DLC
Microsoft has announced a new Sea of Thieves controller that not only glows in the dark, but will also come with its own DLC. This comes in the form of the Ferryman Clothing Set and a two week trial of XBox Live Gold and XBox Game Pass. The controller comes in a stylish purple and green motif with a pirate-y skull in the middle and the compass points surrounding the left stick. Oh and there’s a gold trigger too.
– Get Up Close & Personal with Nvidia’s 65-In 4K Resolution Monitor
Nvidia has kicked off this week’s CES convention with the announcement of a new breed of gaming monitors. But it’s not just any monitor, it’s a 65-inch behemoth that features 4K 120Hz HDR displays and G-Sync technology and Shield, a new streaming service.
Anderson Silva Ahead of USADA: ‘I Will Stop When God Thinks I Can Not Do It Anymore’
No matter his current circumstance, mixed martial arts legend Anderson Silva seems steadfast that he wants continue fighting.
Marlon Moraes Signs Bout Agreement for Jimmie Rivera Clash; Rivera to Talk Future on Monday
The beef between Ultimate Fighting Championship> bantamweights Marlon Moraes and Jimmie Rivera just got more complicated.
Marlon Moraes Signs Bout Agreement for Jimmie Rivera Clash; Rivera to Talk Future Monday
The beef between Ultimate Fighting Championship> bantamweights Marlon Moraes and Jimmie Rivera just got more complicated.
Take a look at the tech behind the original Killer Instinct in the latest DF Retro episode
The original Killer Instinct for the was a high water mark for in terms of in-game visuals. Through their work with pre-rendered assets, Rare was able to create impressive graphics that looks years ahead of the competition. The latest episode of Digital Foundry’s DF Retro series takes a look at just how Rare pulled this off.
Technically, a good chunk of the episode is dedicated to Killer Instinct‘s stablemate, Donkey Kong Country. That said, there’s still a lot to learn about the original Killer Instinct on arcade, SNES, Nintendo 64, and even the GameBoy due to the fact that, unlike other DF Retro episodes, people from Rare who worked on the game are here to give more input on how they made these amazing looking games.
The Killer Instinct portion of this video starts at about 38 minutes in. However a lot of what’s covered with the technology behind DKC also applies to KI.
Source: DF Retro
Take a look at the tech behind the original Killer Instinct in the latest DF Retro episode
The original Killer Instinct for the was a high water mark for in terms of in-game visuals. Through their work with pre-rendered assets, Rare was able to create impressive graphics that looks years ahead of the competition. The latest episode of Digital Foundry’s DF Retro series takes a look at just how Rare pulled this off.
Technically, a good chunk of the episode is dedicated to Killer Instinct‘s stablemate, Donkey Kong Country. That said, there’s still a lot to learn about the original Killer Instinct on arcade, SNES, Nintendo 64, and even the GameBoy due to the fact that, unlike other DF Retro episodes, people from Rare who worked on the game are here to give more input on how they made these amazing looking games.
The Killer Instinct portion of this video starts at about 38 minutes in. However a lot of what’s covered with the technology behind DKC also applies to KI.
Source: DF Retro
Take a look at the tech behind the original Killer Instinct in the latest DF Retro episode
The original Killer Instinct for the was a high water mark for in terms of in-game visuals. Through their work with pre-rendered assets, Rare was able to create impressive graphics that looks years ahead of the competition. The latest episode of Digital Foundry’s DF Retro series takes a look at just how Rare pulled this off.
Technically, a good chunk of the episode is dedicated to Killer Instinct‘s stablemate, Donkey Kong Country. That said, there’s still a lot to learn about the original Killer Instinct on arcade, SNES, Nintendo 64, and even the GameBoy due to the fact that, unlike other DF Retro episodes, people from Rare who worked on the game are here to give more input on how they made these amazing looking games.
The Killer Instinct portion of this video starts at about 38 minutes in. However a lot of what’s covered with the technology behind DKC also applies to KI.
Source: DF Retro