Razer’s surround sound headsets don’t come cheap. Their Chimaera 5.1 and Tiamat 7.1 kits cost nearly SG$300 each, making them the sort of investment you’d normally mull over for quite a bit (well, most of us anyway). Realising this, Razer have released a new piece of software that’ll help ...
We’ve spoken and they’ve listened. Don Mattick, President of Interactive Entertainment Business at Microsoft announced this morning that the Xbox One will no longer have an online check-in every 24 hours nor any of the limitations imposed on used games, culling the two most unpopular features since the console’s ...
Well, E3 2013 wrapped up with memories of another videogame-packed event lingering in our heads. Here's a roundup of our E3 articles this year.
It does seem that the Xbox One is going to be region-locked via the Xbox Live service after all. We know that the new console will require an online check-in every 24 hours. Once we discovered what the console’s requirements were, I found it telling how Microsoft used the ...
Trusting anonymous sources on the internet is like taking candy from a man claiming to be a wizard – it’s never a good idea. This time, however, we’ve come across something particularly interesting. Someone claiming to be an Xbox engineer wants to clear up the DRM misunderstandings because as ...
This year’s E3 is all about the next-generation of consoles from Sony and Microsoft. We have already taken close-up shots of the Xbox One. Here’s a brand new set of the PlayStation 4 taken at the show floor.
There was a noticeable new trend going around with the games of E3. Battlefield 4 has it, Watch Dogs has it. The Second Screen.
We already know that Asia wouldn’t be getting Microsoft’s next console until November 2014, therefore this isn’t relevant unless you’re staying overseas. And no, importing a set wouldn’t work either since it’s always-online. The 21 supported countries are: Australia Austria Belgium Brazil Canada Denmark Finland France Germany Ireland Italy ...
The Xbox One was displayed in all its full glory at the E3 showfloor. Console, controller and the new Kinect. Its visual appeal may be questionable for some, but there’s no denying this console packs quite a punch.
At GDC last year, Quantic Dream showed off a tech demo of their new engine running on Sony’s PlayStation 3. It’s now being used for their next game Beyond: Two Souls but of course, it begs the question of what the new PS4 can do. A shortened version of ...