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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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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)
Well, it might not be that bad, but they're going to have to slow that burn rate!
If you need to know what to get the ultimate gamer who already has everything, I have the answer. It seems an avid and knowledgable gamer is selling off a 30 year collection of games and systems. Why? Who knows? Who cares?
(via Giant Game Auction)
Product placement has been around as long as, well, as long as there have been products. Often times it's more effective than conventional advertising. Afterall, who wouldn't want to drink the same beer as our big or small screen hero? I myself have talked about the product placement in video games. Well here's the opposite.
 Soooo...it took an entire six days to hack the fixes out of Manhunt 2? The guys must be losing their touch.
Nintendo announced today that the Wii Zapper interface for the hit Wii home video game system will come packed with Link's Crossbow Training. The software is based on the hugely popular Legend of Zelda series and provides a perfect demonstration of the way the Wii Zapper could be used in other games. The Wii Zapper casing houses both the motion-sensitive Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers in a single unit for precision targeting. It goes on sale Nov. 19 at an MSRP of just $19.99.
(via Nintendo's New Wii Zapper Targets Fun)
OK. So Take-Two Interactive(TTI) and Rockstar have toned down the upcoming 'Manhunt 2.' Some of the gratuitously violent kills have been blurred and/or changed. Doesn't matter, if you live in the U.K. The game is still banned there.
 There seems to be an awful lot of press lately about gaming addictions and how it affects those around the addicted. Most of it is told from the view of the spouse or partner of the gamer, and thus, it's negative. Like anything else in this world, moderation and common sense have to be applied.
Don't get me wrong, the trailer looks amazing. But it just doesn't have the same Turok feel that it used to. Ya know?
 Okay, this is awesome. Matt Groening, the creator of the simpsons, is going to be in the Simpsons game. What as? Come in and find out.
(via Eurogamer)
 October 1st is the day. The day Link gets the same make over as Pokemon and Mario. Not quite 3D, not quite 2D, the world inbetween known as 2.5D... kinda. Hit the jump for the press release.
 The date has been announced, and we still miss the Black Box. Oh well, I guess that just means we'll have to play through Half Life 2 again, huh.
(via Shacknews)
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OK! So after getting a gaming chair, suround sound and every other gaming realism simulator you can find, you'll need one more for the ultimate gaming exerience. (Without it, of course, you are JUST another gamer.) 
Due this September for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 is Midway's 'Stranglehold.' With lots of influence from John Woo himself, we can expect tons of hard action sequences and a rapidly moving storyline.