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The original Darksiders was a pretty interesting game. Casting you in the shoes of War, literally one of the four horsemen of the Apocalypse, you had to find out what had happened to humanity. There was a lot of hitting things with a big sword, a lot of platforming and some pretty cool boss fights.
Now, Darksiders is getting a remaster…excuse me warmaster. Even though that isn’t a word, the game is getting rendering improvements, doubled texture resolutions and better shadow quality. It’ll support 1080p and 60fps on Ps4, Xbox One and PC. If you own a Wii U, it will be at 30 fps, so begin raging in the comments below. Oh, and this remaster (I’m not saying warmaster agai…damnit) of the 2010 original will be available on October 25th. So get ready to get out your giant sword and *sigh* step into the shoes of War.
The Nintendo NX has been in development for quite some time, with all kinds of rumors swirling about. Today however, our friends over at Eurogamer put out some interesting information in regards to the system. With so many leaked yet unconfirmed details, Lone and Digm had to take to the internet and make a video speculating wildly and giving their thoughts!
No Man’s Sky has had one hell of a development ride. With disputes over the use of the word “Sky” in the UK to game delays leading to actual death threats, it seemed when the game was finally completed and put to disc that Hello Games’ journey had finally been worth it.
Then a few days ago, Dutch company Genicap threw another spanner into the works. They claimed that No Man’s Sky made use of a superformula to generate rank 3D shapes – and this type of use of said formula is one that Genicap have patented.
Of course, people have been worried that this is going to lead to another delay, but the lead developer of No Man’s Sky Sean Murray took to Twitter to lay to rest speculation. In it he basically says that Genicap are wrong – they never used this superformula in the first place and therefore the claims don’t have a leg to stand on.
I wish Johan Gielis, the author, all the best in future. We’re going to meet and chat maths once the game is out
However, some people have noticed that the official site’s date of release has been slightly changed if only just for the PC version. While previously it was coming out on August 9th, the date now reads August 12th. Not too bad but there’s been no official word on the changed date or why.
At least it’s not that much more time for something else to go pear-shaped for Hello Games…
I’m a big fan of fanworks. I would be, I’ve been involved in the creation of a few – usually stories. However, some fan groups go beyond your typical fiction or art piece, and one such fanwork was debuted at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend.
Set in the Fallout universe, Fallout: Revelation is a three-part live action piece described by its makers, Mecahnical Cake TV, as a pilot for a TV series. Check out the first part below.
After these three parts, it’s unknown what would happen to Revelation afterwards as it’s not an official Bethesda series, but it could be popular enough to become a webseries. Even if that doesn’t happen either, it’s worth a watch.
A few Reddit users have datamined the Overwatch PTR and found some very interesting sound files. They seem to hint at a few new maps and possibly a new game mode, as well as some interesting seasonal things.
