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Get the ultimate head start and access to exclusive challenges with the Need for Speed The Run Limited Edition! 

You’re in a battle for your life and going to need every advantage you can get. By purchasing the Limited Edition you’ll get the following three elite cars:

• Lamborghini Aventador - Open up this 700hp untamed beast on the highway and you’ll see the fear in your rival’s eyes. 

• Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 - When your life is on the line the Camaro will be bullied by no one. 

• Porsche 911 Carrera S - Finally, who wouldn’t want to drive the most highly anticipated car of 2011? With its raw power and pin point handling, the Carrera S is exclusive to Need for Speed The Run. 

Your Limited Edition Events - Now that you have your elite cars, five exclusive racing events will put them to the test. The Limited Edition serves up fresh content, new opportunities to battle your friends on Autolog, and the chance to master your driving skills while earning bonus rewards and achievements.

Furthermore, it gets even better because we’ve got bonus offers for those who pre-order The Run:

• NFS UNDERGROUND CHALLENGE SERIES - Unlock two bonus cars and three events inspired by NFS Underground. Get behind the wheel of the Nissan 370Z, and Nissan Skyline GT-R R34. 

• NFS MOST WANTED CHALLENGE SERIES - Unlock two bonus cars and three events inspired by NFS Most Wanted. Get behind the wheel of the BMW M3 GTS, and Razor’s Mustang Boss 302. 

• NFS CARBON CHALLENGE SERIES - Unlock two bonus cars and three events inspired by NFS Carbon. Get behind the wheel of the Corvette Z06, and Darius’ Audi R8.

Minimum System Requirements 

OS: Windows Vista SP2 32-bit 
DirectX: DirectX 10 
Processor: 3.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Equivalent 
Memory: 3 GB 
Hard Drive: 18 GB 
Graphics card (AMD): 512 MB RAM ATI Radeon 4870 or higher performance 
Graphics card (NVIDIA): 512 MB RAM NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT or higher performance 
Sound card: DirectX Compatible 
Keyboard or Gamepad or Steering Wheel 
DVD Rom Drive 
Online: 512 KBPS or faster Internet connection 

Recommended System Requirements 

OS: Windows 7 SP1 64-bit 
DirectX: DirectX 11 
Processor: 3.0 Mhz Intel Core 2 Quad or AMD Equivalent 
Memory: 4 GB 
Hard Drive: 18 GB 
Graphics card (AMD): 1024 MB RAM ATI Radeon 6950 
Graphics card (NVIDIA): 1024 MB RAM NVIDIA GeForce GTX560 
Sound Card: DirectX Compatible 
Keyboard or Gamepad or Steering Wheel 
DVD Rom Drive 
Online: 512 KBPS or faster Internet connection

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Crysis 2 editor and free CryEngine SDK

As hinted at a few months ago Crytek plans to not only add a free editor for its recent first person shooter Crysis 2 but will also release a free stand alone version of itsCryEngine 3 game development tools.

In a message on the (currently being revamped) CryMod.com web site, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli states that early this summer the editor for Crysis 2 will be released for people who want to make new levels and content for the game. However in August will come the CryEngine SDK. Yerli says, "This will be a complete version of our engine, including C++ code access, our content exporters (including our LiveCreate real-time pipeline), shader code, game sample code from Crysis 2, script samples, new improved Flowgraph and a whole host of great asset examples, which will allow teams to build complete games from scratch for PC." Crytek plans to release regular updates to the tools and will also provide documentation to use the tools.

While developers can create free stand alone games with the CryEngine SDK, they can also choose to sell those games commercially. Yerli states, "If you want to take your product down a traditional commercial route, we will offer an innovative low cost licensing model if you want to release your game digitally." No details on that model have been announced yet.

Download Crysis 2 Patch for PC

Crysis 2 is better than part 1 If you have been waiting for a new PC patch for Crysis 2 your wait is over. Crytek's official message boards for the game have revealed the patch notes for the just released 1.2.0.0 PC patch. The notes reveal that the patch contains some more anti-cheating measures along with the option for crouch toggle in both single player and multiplayer.

There's also some login issues that are fixed as well as one that caused some players to lose Nano Catalyst points after restarting the game. Steam users who have already downloaded the patch are apparently getting some long loading times but the Steam version should have that fixed in a few days.

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Far Cry 2

Publisher Ubisoft today issued the minimum and recommended system requirements for the PC edition of Ubisoft Montreal's open-world shooter Far Cry 2, which is also due out on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this fall.

"It has always been our intention to make Far Cry 2 as accessible to everyone as possible, and we have worked continuously to optimize Far Cry 2 to achieve this goal," noted lead technical director Dominic Guay.

High Requirements:
• CPU: E6600 Core 2 Duo
• Graphics: Nvidia 8800GTS
• RAM: 2GB
• Hard Drive Space: 6-8GB
• Optical Drive: DVD Drive
  
Minimum Requirements:
• CPU: Athlon 64 3000+/Intel 2.8ghz
• Graphics: Nvidia 6600 or ATI X1600 - Shader Model 2.0
• RAM: 1GB
• Hard Drive Space: 6-8GB
• Optical Drive: DVD Drive
  
Recommended Requirements:
• CPU: Dual-Core CPU (Athlon X2 / Pentium D / Core 2 Duo)
• Graphics: Nvidia 7800GT or ATI X1800XL Pro (SM 3.0)
• RAM: 2GB+
• Hard Drive Space: 6-8GB
• Optical Drive: DVD Drive

James Cameron's Avatar

Bigger doesn't mean better. Developer Ubisoft Montreal disregarded this mantra when creating James Cameron's Avatar, delivering a mediocre game loaded with unnecessary padding, rather than a tight and enjoyable package that could have gotten players excited about the upcoming film of the same name. In fact, if you're eagerly anticipating the upcoming Avatar movie, it's probably best that you avoid this bland and overlong third-person shooter altogether, because there's nothing fantastical or compelling about its story or characters. That isn't to say that Avatar is all bad. A branching story featuring two disparate factions makes this a two-games-in-one experience, so if you like wringing the last drop out of your $50, the single-player campaign might keep you busy for 15 hours or so. Unfortunately, while a few of those hours are entertaining, Avatar's action is too bland and tedious to justify the game's length, and a variety of bugs and bizarre design elements put a further damper on the fun.Avatar takes place on the planet Pandora, which the human-controlled Resources Development Administration (RDA) is stripping of its resources--much to the dismay of Pandora's indigenous population, the blue-skinned Na'vi. Meanwhile, the RDA has established a way of transferring a human's consciousness into an artificially created human/Na'vi hybrid called an avatar. You play as Ryder, an RDA operative who soon finds himself (or herself, if you choose a female persona) in over his head as he discovers the consequences of the RDA's destructive presence on Pandora. About an hour into the campaign, you'll be faced with a choice: side with the RDA, or live as an avatar and take your chances with the Na'vi. Yet no matter which path you meander down, you'll meet a series of unmemorable characters, played by unexceptional voice actors who deliver their poorly written lines without a trace of enthusiasm or urgency.

More disappointingly, the game assumes a familiarity with the nature of avatars. Cutscenes are abrupt, and moments that should carry weight, such as the first time you enter the body of your giant blue avatar, are presented without a shred of wonder. Your own character embraces that same matter-of-fact approach, reciting the dialogue in monotone, even as events unfold that would make most folks' jaws drop. With few exceptions, humans come across as resource-hungry simpletons, while the Na'vi are reduced to monosyllabic native stereotypes. And no matter which faction you align with, the flabby ending sequence will make you wonder why you bothered to see the story through. The blend of sci-fi and fantasy seems conceptually solid, but the ideas were given a treatment so cavalier that it's impossible to care about the fate of this world, of its people, and of your own character.

You won't find any more magic in Avatar's world than in its story, because though it too seems conceptually solid, it's similarly diminished by a general lack of energy. Pandora is at first sight a beautiful place, covered in lush foliage and teeming with beasts both savage and submissive. If you follow the RDA route, some of the monstrous plants will even spew poisonous fumes at you or knock you over with a powerful swipe of their leaves (really). The environments are attractive in the way most jungles are, and sights of flying beasts overhead and winsome waterfalls in the distance make Pandora's beauty simultaneously inviting and imposing. Yet over time, the environments lose their allure. Dark greens and darker greens melt into each other, and the visuals start to feel heavy, which will make you long for a change of scenery. A few of the areas you visit provide much-needed variety, but even so, the atmosphere grows wearisome and eventually wears out its welcome.

SHADOWS OF THE DAMNED

His name is Garcia Hotspur, hunter of demons, and his wrath will bring hell to its knees.

From the creative genius of Suda 51 (No More Heroes) and Shinji Mikami (Resident Evil) comes an all-new psychologically twisted vision of hell unlike anything seen before.  Shadows of the Damned combines visceral action with dark, grotesque horror to create a mind-shattering adventure that has to been seen to be believed.

When evil demonic creatures kidnap Garcia’s girlfriend, it’s up to him to travel to the City of the Damned to get her back.  Aided by a former demon with the ability to transform into an array of vicious weapons, Garcia will once again take on the mantel of “demon hunter” and rip apart the horrifying forces of the underworld to protect what he loves most.

Players must harness the power of the light to fight the army of the dark in unique light versus darkness gameplay that will forever change the way gamers perceive puzzles, combat, and terror.

Combining the punk rock style of Suda 51 with the legendary horror design of Shinji Mikami, Shadows of the Damned will take gamers on an in-your-face thrill ride through demon-torn towns, shadow infested forests, grimy sewers and more.  Featuring the most twisted boss battles ever seen, warped visuals and intense visceral combat, Shadows of the Damned will challenge gamers to break through the ultimate head-trip to help Garcia rescue his tortured girlfriend from the clutches of a mysterious enemy.

Brace yourself for one hell of a trip to the city of the damned.

Call of Duty The Then and Now

All Call of Duty







Warfare, World at War, Modern Warfare 2, and Black Ops to see how the graphics have evolved. We went through the PC versions of Modern Warfare,For the most partIt would be difficult to heavily modify the game's engine while sticking to a yearly release schedule and popping out versions that work well on every modern console, as well as the Computer.


Explication:

Call of Duty change even more so when we pop from title to title.The locales change drastically within any given,This makes any sort of direct comparison impossible.The result generates effective visuals without the need for lots of GPU power.This stems from the use of either fixed lighting or prerendered shadows.

Battlefield: Bad Company 2

Publisher: Electronic Arts

Developer: Digital Illusions

Genre: FPS

Single Player: Yes

Multiplayer: Yes / Internet

Recommended GPU: GeForce 8 Series

Release Date: March 2010

Official Website

Battlefield: Bad Company 2™ brings the Battlefield gameplay to the forefront of PC gaming - featuring best-in-class vehicular combat with unexpected "Battlefield moments". New vehicles like the ATV and a transport helicopter allow for all-new multiplayer tactics in the warzone. With the Frostbite enabled Destruction 2.0-system players can take entire buildings down, and create their own vantage points by blasting holes through cover. Players can also compete in 4-player teams in two exclusive squad-only game modes, fighting together to unlock exclusive team awards and achievements. The game also sees the return of the B Company squad in a more mature single player campaign. 

Mafia II

Mafia II

Publisher: 2K Games

Developer: 2K Czech

Genre: Action

Single Player: Yes

Release Date: 27 August 2010

PEGI Rating: PEGI 18+

Official Website

From the developers of the award-winning Mafia comes Mafia II, a beautifully crafted look into the dark and unforgiving world of the Mob. Expanding upon the original hit that captivated more than 2 million gamers around the world, 2K Czech takes players deeper into the Mafia with a mature and compelling narrative that will immerse players like never before. Powered by the all-new Illusion engine, built specifically for Mafia II, players will experience the true evolution of the Mob game that defined a genre. Gunfights, hand-to-hand combat and vehicular exploration feature new depth and dimension that allow players to experience the world of Mafia II in a way that will keep them coming back for more. 

Born the son of a poor immigrant, Vito is a beaten down Italian American who is trying to secure his piece of the American Dream. Looking to escape the life of poverty that consumed his childhood, Vito is soon swayed by the lure of power and wealth that a life of Organized Crime can bring.