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Got $1,800 and a 1200W Power Supply? Then you can run Crysis on "Very High" 
A German PC game hardware website has finally built a PC that can run Crysis smoothly on the "Very High" setting. All you need is three killer nVidia SLI video cards and a power supply that can keep up.
(via PCGamesHardware.de)
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Headlines for Thursday Dec 13, 2007:
A German PC game hardware website has finally built a PC that can run Crysis smoothly on the "Very High" setting. All you need is three killer nVidia SLI video cards and a power supply that can keep up.
(via PCGamesHardware.de)
 In a statement on their Rock Band community forums, Harmonix claims that even though they have developed a patch that will allow PS3 Guitar Hero controllers to work with Rock Band, Sony is refusing to release it due to complaints from Activision.
(via Rock Band Forums)
 The day is finally here, the Burnout Paradise Demo is now available on XBox Live and at the Playstation Store. At over 800MB, it's a pretty big download, but since most of us have a broadband connection, just let it start downloading, walk away, come back in 15 or 20 minutes and BOOYAH! You're now the proud "owner" of the single AND multiplayer demo.
Gaming Target has a very interesting and well written article about the big industry "merger", cleverly titled "Everything There is to Know About Activision, Sierra, Blizzard and the Merger." The article goes into the history of Activision, Sierra, and Blizzard and gives some great insight about why the merger took place and what could happen in the future. Go check it out!
(via Gaming Target)
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