Planetside 2’s Executive Producer Josh Hackney informed us that the game’s beta testing will be starting “within the next month.” The announcement came via Sony Online Entertainment’s new dev diary series they call Command Center. Right now the systems test is supposedly going on, which is the...

Do you play a lot of Battlefield 3 with a regular group of people? If so, then you know how difficult it can be to setup very specific matches, even if you are running your own dedicated server. DICE has received a lot of criticism for not implementing a better solution for creating matches, but today they...

Speaking of the devil, just yesterday I commented on some issues that players were having when trying to enjoy the sweet bullet goodness of Blacklight: Retribution. It looks like overnight Zombie Studios released a patch for the game that introduces a lot of hotfixes, including the one feature players have...

Blacklight: Retribution, the free-to-play online shooter from Zombie Studios just released on Steam. Through this platform the game has picked up plenty of players, though some don’t consider that a good thing. Since the game’s Steam launch veteran players (and some new Steam players alike) have been...

With the popularity of Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary last year, it wasn’t much of a surprise to hear rumors that 343 Industries was working on a similar remastering of Halo 2. The rumor came from a leaked image from OXM Magazine. We’ve finally got a confirmation on the nature of the rumor,...

If you’re a PC gamer that hasn’t heard of DayZ, then you’ve probably been living under a rock. Or you just really hate zombies. DayZ is a very popular mod for ArmA II that puts you in the shoes of someone trying to survive a zombie apocalypse. Sounds like the perfect premise for a game,...

Earlier this week one of the games I’ve been anticipating playing from Perfect World Entertainment released on Steam. It’s a free-to-play FPS called Blacklight: Retribution, and it’s a sequel to the previous Blacklight: Tango Down. The game was in development for a while, and it was in a closed beta...

One of the biggest pieces of news today has been the announcement that the multiplayer portion of the upcoming Halo 4 will require 8GB of memory on its own. It looks like the developers weren’t kidding when they said the game was going to be huge. Microsoft made the announcement clear on their tips page...