A few weeks ago it became known that EA’s game subscription service EA Play will be baked into Xbox Game Pass Ultimate and now we have found out when it will happen. On November 10, lots of EA titles will be available to Game Pass Ultimate subscribers and some of the titles will also be […]
You know your game is old when it goes free after a couple of years. Previously, Rockstar Games’ Grand Theft Auto V went free much to the delight of frugal spenders. This time, Ubisoft has made the original Tom Clancy’s The Division (the PC port, at least) free of charge as well. Don’t rest on […]
If you feel like having a slightly more stable game control when you play arcade games on Android, Nintendo Switch or PC, 8BitDo has now started selling the N30 Arcade Stick arcade control. The N30 Arcade Stick is equipped with a real joystick and programmable buttons that the player himself can map up to various […]
Godfall got some time in the spotlight during yesterday’s State of Play. More specifically, a gameplay video was shown that dives deep, a splash anyway, into the game’s combat system and weapons. Godfall will be released in December for Playstation 5 and PC.
Taking its name from the Japanese samurai sword and drawing inspiration from the silhouette of the blade, Antec KATANA is ready to amaze you by its metallic shine and soft lighting, providing an infinite possibility for your dream build. But how is the performance? First off, thanks to Antec who sent me their new and […]
Yesterday was Thursday and that means that Epic Games Store has rotated among its free games. This week, no less than three titles are on offer and these are the cooperative zombie survivor game Killing Floor 2, the space explorer game Lifeless Planet and the prison escape game The Escapists 2. You can find the […]
37 years ago. IBM introduces the IBM Personal Computer XT, which stands for eXtended Technology. For a price of $4,995(!) it features a Intel 8088 processor, a 10MB hard drive, eight expansion slots, serial port, 128 kB RAM, 40Kb ROM, a keyboard, and one double-sided 360kB floppy drive.
On this day, 36 years ago (1984) IBM introduced the IBM Portable Personal Computer, an early portable computer. It featured a 4.77MHz Intel 8088 processor, 256KB RAM, a 9 inch amber monitor, a 5.25″ floppy drive, and the DOS 2.1 operating system. It weighed 30 pounds (13,6kg) and cost $2,795. Try setting that on your lap.
It’s not every day that a video game comes along and single-handedly changes the face of the industry, but on November 19, 1998, that’s exactly what happened. That game was Half-Life, a staggeringly ambitious PC shooter from Valve Corporation that opened developers’ eyes to a world of new possibilities. In the documentary below, youtuber ‘Liam Triforce’ […]
