This is actually genuinely quite amazing. Apparently JavaScript has been optimized to the point, through collaboration between Mozilla and Epic Games, such that it can now run Unreal Engine 3 as a plugin on Mozilla Firefox. The idea behind this is that they are "opening up the path for 3D web-based games on mobile", and that they are "working with premium game publishers such as Disney, EA and ZeptoLab who are using the same technology to bring performance optimizations to their top-rated games." So... Unreal Tournament on web browser anybody? Check out the trailer for the plugin.
Vulkan 1.0 Specification has b...
Vulkan is a low overhead graphics API from Khronos group, also responsible for OpenGL. Initially announced in 2014 as GLnext, Vulkan specification is finally complete, with first developer drivers already available.
The DLC's are Coming, the DLC'...
Bethesda announced a double announcement yesterday, one not a surprise and one that was a logical extension so to speak to the first bit of news. We are getting 3 DLC's over the next 3 months for Fallout 4, with what they say are “more to follow”.
Need for Speed Finally Coming ...
Nearly four months after its release on the Xbox One and the PS4, the latest Need for Speed game is coming to PC with some improvements. Curiously tagged with no subtitle, the latest release was the fifteenth release in the overall franchise, and received
Quantum Break No Longer Platfo...
In a strange bit of news, and feels strange writing this for a few reasons, Microsoft announced today that their upcoming Time-manipulation based game Quantum Break is not going to Xbox One only, but will have a Windows 10 version as well.
Posted 29-03-2013, 16:21
Yup, especially when they bought LucasArts
Posted 29-03-2013, 08:30
Disney is a premium game publisher now? o.O