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Unreal Series Cheaper This Week

Digital games service Good Old Games is now offering its catalog of Unreal titles for a bit less money. Four of the games in the venerable series are 15% cheaper for the rest of the week.

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State of Unreal 2025 Official 4K Livestream

Epic: "Buckle up—it’s nearly time for the State of Unreal! We’ll be streaming live from Unreal Fest Orlando at 9:30 AM EDT on June 3.

Catch all the action here, including a first look at the latest tools and technology we’re working on, live demos, new product releases, partner projects, and all our big news—live as it’s announced."

Eonjay355d ago

Just got back from a tech conference in Orlando. I loved it. I want to go back! Loved the Witcher 4 footage.

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Warframe is Giving Away Unreal Tournament Skins to Celebrate 1999

Warframe is giving away a selection of Unreal Tournament weapon skins to celebrate Warframe: 1999, and you only need login to get them free.

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Nightdive Wants To Remaster The Original Unreal Next

Last year Nightdive Studios released a Quake remaster giving the classic FPS 4K and widescreen resolution support, enhanced models, dynamic and colored lighting, anti-aliasing, depth of field, and some new levels by MachineGames. It also restored the original Trent Reznor score, previously absent from the digital version due to an expired copyright, and added a new theme song by Reznor. All that, and it was free for owners of the original Quake.

According to a tweet by Nightdive CEO Stephen Kick(opens in new tab), following the Quake remaster, Cliff Bleszinski contacted Epic CEO Tim Sweeney on Nightdive's behalf.

RaidenBlack1448d ago

Especially if its a Remake than a Remaster

Yui_Suzumiya1448d ago

Oh hell yes... I'm 100% behind this plan!

Snookies121448d ago (Edited 1448d ago )

I hope this happens... If so, maybe it could spark some form of Unreal Tournament return. I miss that series so much... Still have physical copies of UT2004 and UT3.