I mean, they gave The Witcher a 6 out of 10 and called it 'Mediocre'. Seriously now. And the review reads like they didn't even get to Act II, which is around 3 to 4 hours into the game.
The demo is releasing in a few weeks.
But trust me, Sins of a Solar Empire will run fantastically on old computers. It's not a system hog at all because what you see on screen isn't as complex as, say, a Crysis or even a Half-Life 2. The game still looks great, though.
And that is awesome!
I love strange games like this!
While usually not video game humor, XKCD is really funny.
http://www.xkcd.com
SpeedTree is all the rage.
Who noticed that the Xbox 360 cover had a white guy and the PC cover had a black guy?
The reason they're using the 2142 engine is because Battlefield Heroes is going to be able to be played on slow machines. It'd make more sense to use an engine that they have experience with than a new engine that is new to them. Plus, they wouldn't even take advantage of all the fancy technology the new engine is capable of since Battlefield Heroes is going to be built to a low minimum spec.
Pretty interesting how this game started out as a map pack.
Peggle.
Funny how they're using the report system to reply to other reports.
Excellent music choice. :D
The Optimus keyboard is selling for $1,200.
The Uncharted resolution is wrong.
960×1080 would be more vertical than horizontal.
StarCraft 2 will run great on slow hardware. It's a reason why Blizzard's games sell so much: along with being excellent games, they can be played on obsolete technology.
It's "Vespene".
Even though it's the Travis Barker remix, nothing can make Soulja Boy not suck.
That's what I said, Gorgon.
One reserved for redundancy. If one of the cores don't work when the chip is tested, they won't have to scrap the whole chip; this saves them a lot of money.
This game looks epic.
Windows service packs are .exes.
They work the same way as Windows updates, as that's what they basically are.