Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on 10 25th, 2013

Posted by Chuck Corbin on Jul 31, 2012 Last week many PC and PS3 owners were vastly disappointed to find out that Dawnguard, the long-awaited DLC for Skyrim was not coming to those systems any time soon. In fact, according to Bethesda, Dawnguard hadn’t even been announced yet for those systems, making the PS3 and PC fans wait in a sort of purgatory as they waited for some sort of information....

Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Jul 31, 2012 While some companies have seen better days, such as THQ and the recently-bankrupt 38 Studios, others are actually doing exceptionally well. Capcom, it would seem, is a great example of one that is doing much better than expected. Recently they announced their first quarter earnings, and their net income was up a whopping 290.2 percent. Net sales were also up...

Posted by Chris Scott Barr on Jul 31, 2012 If you’re looking for the absolute best graphics card on the market, then you’re probably going to turn to the GTX 690. This dual-GPU powerhouse is currently unmatched in performance. Fans of AMD have been patiently waiting for an answer, which is expected to be the HD 7990. VR-Zone has gotten their hands on some information from a trusted source...

Posted by Chuck Corbin on Jul 30, 2012 So, you’ve read the review on the PS Vita and said to yourself “you know, that looks pretty neat, I think I might want that!” And, after reading about how cool the system was, you heard about a great game Gravity Rush is, as well! But, you’re a little strapped for cash, and you can’t exactly afford to get both things as once. What...

Posted by Caitlyn Muncy on Jul 30, 2012 Earlier today, we posted about a problem that Ubisoft’s Uplay was having. This DRM system was having some security problems, as it made your PC an open book to hackers. Even though there weren’t any issues like this reported, it is still something that needed to be fixed. According to a tweet from UplayUbisoft, this issue has been resolved via a...

Posted by Raine Hutchens on Jul 30, 2012 If you picked up Batman: Arkham Asylum recently on Steam, either normally or through the Steam Summer Sale, you’re gonna have a bad time. It looks like a lot of gamers who have purchased the game through the digital distributor have been left unable to play the game. It doesn’t matter that they’ve been billed for the game, the keys simply don’t...