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For anyone that already owns Half Life 2 get that extra mile out of it by trying some of the freely avaliable mods that can be found on the Steam website. Mod links on Steam (requires HL2) Minerva An extraordinary Half-Life 2 single-player experience from mod author Adam Foster. Minerva, takes you to a remote island under the control of Combine forces. Something is going on here. Your goal is to uncover what that is and destroy it. Oh, yes, and try to survive. Garry's Mod Garry's mod is a sandbox mod. Spawn any item from Half-Life 2 and then weld it, freeze it, rope it, paint it, ignite it, spawn it, color it, duplicate it, magnetise it, blow it up…
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What resolution do you play your games at? and why? Do you think the resolution could be too high and causing lagg.
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Star Wars Empire at War demo next week Word from the official website (above) mentions that they plan to release a demo for Star Wars Empire at War next week (Jan 18th).
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Sapphire on HDCP and HDMI "Following our previous report discussing Firing Squads HDCP article we’ve been contacted by Sapphire who presently have some experience with this issue. Sapphire are currently in the process of ramping their mass production of a line of low profile X1600 and X1300 boards specifically targeted at the High Definition Home Theater PC market with an HDMI output and HDCP built in."
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New video game awards show to debut in 2007 "Awards shows on television are kind of like Starbucks outlets: nobody will admit to liking them yet they continue to proliferate with no end in sight. In the latest example of the multiplication of the species, the Academy of Interactive Arts and Science has unveiled a new annual television show, a co-venture with Dick Clark Productions designed to showcase the year's best video games and the creative teams that made them possible. The somewhat awkwardly-titled event, "The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences Presents: The Year in Games" is set to debut in the first quarter of 2007."
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GeForce 6800 GS "Today sees the introduction of a part that performs just as well as the 6800 GT but costs about $70 to $80 less. The 6800 GS looks like it hits the sweet spot between price and performance this holiday season. Aside from cutting the cost of the 6800 GT, the 6800 GS doesn't cost that much more than a vanilla 6800 with 256MB of RAM. As the vanilla 6800 performs just slightly better than the 6600 GT, we can say with confidence that the 6800 GS has taken over the 6800 line and is the only real option left of the bunch."
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LOTR:BFMEII demo comes out tmrw.... (Thursday) 1.3Gig.... watch for it....
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Hands-On with PlayStation 3 "Nearly twelve years since Sony entered the gaming space, PlayStation's legacy remains untouchable and its leadership barely challenged. But the industry has never seen one company stay on top this long, and a reorganised Sony is surely hoping it won't be third time unlucky for PlayStation 3."
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DoD:Source Free Weekend! "Day of Defeat: Source is the latest version of the WWII online action game from Valve®. This weekend, everyone is invited to try DoD: Source for free. Join the ranks as Axis or Allies troops located in Western Europe during the height of the war in 1944. Install Steam and then you'll have everything you need to try DoD: Source for free."
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America's Army: Special Forces v2.6 Release 2/10/2006 The US Army has released a new version (v2.6) of their first person shooter, America's Army: Special Forces. Included are two new multiplayer missions, punkbuster updates and more.
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One in three parents plays video games! Survey says most share the experience with their children "The average "gamer parent" spends 19 hours a month playing video games, and spends roughly half that time playing alongside kids, the survey found." "Kids are going to play what they want to play, and parents are better off getting involved instead of sitting on the sidelines" "...about two of every three parents surveyed agreed it is not the role of the government to protect kids from violent games."
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2GB of RAM: Do We Really Need That Much? "...1GB memory modules used to be pretty rare and cost quite a bit of money until recently. However, the situation has changed lately, as the memory chips needed for 1GB memory modules production became wider available. As a result, there appeared some pretty fast overclocker’s DDR SDRAM modules with 1GB capacity in the market. Unfortunately, they cannot boast the same characteristics as 512MB solutions most popular among computer enthusiasts. Of course, you can equip your system with 2GB of memory by installing 4 x512MB modules. However, this solution will always work slower than a system equipped with a pair of 1GB memory DIM…
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