Looking for organized play? Looking for brand-new custom FH2 maps that take you out of the desert sand? Looking for a community of gamers who will challenge and respect you? Look no further than World at War. World at War is kicking off their 16th campaign, and we want YOU to be a part of the number one tournament for Forgotten Hope 2.
The World at War Tournament has been producing the best team play on the Battlefield platform for over five years. Tried and tested in FH2, WaW is starting the second campaign to feature the newest version of Forgotten Hope, with the addition of custom maps made by an experienced map team. In the tournaments sixteenth campaign, the British 52nd "Thundering Tartan's" Division stands up against the German 51stFallschirmjäger-Division "Merkur." Leading each division will be veteran generals each with a command staff hand-picked to be the best of the best.
What can the World at War Tournament offer you?
Massive 12-hour 64-player engagements every Saturday. Battle when you can, leave when you have to. Organized engagements allows you to play the game the way it was meant to be played.
A thriving community of diverse gamers, including players from around the world.
A complete gaming experience. Relive World War II as if you were there. Historical rank structures, accurate badges and medals, and intuitive strategies make the World at War tournament like no other.
Next year will see new title based on the popular horror series.
January 30, 2008 - At Brash Entertainment's recent press event, IGN received word that a game based on the Saw movie franchise is in development. This information was delivered to us through a teaser trailer that featured the Jigsaw puppet explaining that we as game journalists were wasting our lives in the industry -- so we'll take his word for it.
Scheduled for a release in October of 2009, the game will weave in and out of the Saw movie plotlines and will be an intricate collaboration between the development studio and the filmmakers. While this is really all the information we have on the title at the moment, we should note that the game will be running on the Unreal III engine and will likely be released on PS3 and 360.
Come back soon for more information as it becomes available, and head over to the game's official site for future details.
When the US government needs intelligence but wants no association with an operation, deniable operatives are dispatched. Responsible for covert paramilitary actions, the Special Activities Division is a division of the Central Intelligence Agency’s former Directorate of Operations, now the National Clandestine Service. Members of the unit must bear no identity; no objects, papers or clothing that could associate them in any way with their employees...
Conflict: Denied Ops draws its inspiration from this group of highly skilled individuals. An innovative new two player co-op FPS, Conflict: Denied Ops is set in today’s delicately balanced political climate, focusing on two covert field operatives, experts in weapons and military tactics. Conflict: Denied Ops allows players the freedom to switch seamlessly, at any point, between these two operatives to lay down cover fire, explore different paths through levels, create a distraction or pin down the enemy under crossfire. gamespy.com video screens
Greetings Community!
Due to the steady increasing rush on new information about the upcoming Crysis Singleplayer Demo we would like to give out a few additional details that might be interesting for you.
Crysis Singleplayer Demo
The demo is going to be released officially on Friday, October 26th at 1:00PM (GMT+1). It will be exclusively available for those who pre-ordered Crysis for about 24hours via the EA downloader. On Saturday, October 27th at 1:00PM the demo will be put online for download an all public sites, so keep tracking your favourite fan site.
Crysis pre-Demo Party!
Join us to the pre-demo party powered by InCrysis.com. It will occur at 1:00PM GMT (2PM CEST), Friday 26th of October on IRC. You'll need an IRC client or use a web-browser version. For those using a client, connect to "irc.gamesurge.net" and join #inCrysis.
In attendance will be Sebastian Spatzek (QA Manager), Eric Lagel (MP Dev. Manager), Michael Kolkau (Senior MP Level Designer), Chris Auty (Lead MP Game Designer) and Alex Marschal (Community Manager) from Crytek. During the party you'll have the opportunity to put your questions forward to the Crytek team. There will be some prizes up for grabs also!
This is a community event for all fan sites and their users. The more people in attendance, the better!
Another suprise!
The upcoming Singleplayer Demo including the Sandbox2 Editor is not the only surprise you can expect from us. Stay tuned for another news message sooner than you might think!
Cheers,
-alex
The Demo has now been released and you can choose any server to download it from, from the link below.
Have you ever wanted to be a real spy? Well apparently in the UK, if you're a Splinter Cell gamer, you can be recruited as a spy in real time under the British Intelligence. Read below:
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British intelligence agencies are to offer video gamers hooked on espionage-inspired adventures the chance to live out their fantasies.
Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), the surveillance arm of the intelligence services, will this month become the first spy agency to embed adverts for new recruits inside computer games.
The advertisements will appear as billboards in the fictional landscapes of games including Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Double Agent. They will not be written into the games themselves but will be fed into games when they are played on personal computers and Microsoft Xbox 360 consoles that are connected to the internet.
Double Agent, published by the Paris-based Ubisoft, stars Sam Fisher, an American spy who has “little time for polite niceties and even less for lies”. Fisher works for Third Echelon, a fictional hush-hush unit of the US National Security Agency, described as “an elite team of strategists, hackers, and field operatives”.
Hold on to your seats, UT fans. Unreal Tournament 3's PC beta demo is about to be unleashed to the gaming public.
Mark Rein dropped by the UT3 forums to announce that the demo is closing in on release.
So the burning question at this point is: what's this demo going to contain? It's going to allow instant action play against bots as well as online multiplayer, with the purpose being to test the game on a large variety of hardware setups.
Keep an eye out for the demo; Mark says it could come out this week, but it's safer to say it'll be out within two weeks.
Hold on to your hats, DigitalBattle is reporting that there's been an info leak on Battlefield 3.
The website has received a PDF file containing what appears to be a 3-page document which was prepared to present to investors later this year. Included in the document is a fairly robust feature list.
First off the list is the mention of a 2008 release date, with a possible public beta in summer of next year. The game is powered by "Frostbite DX" and will be returning to the more popular era that Battlefield 2 took place in - modern day - with two playable factions: NATO and the Middle Eastern Coalition.
There are said to be 8 maps, according to the feature set - one titled "Baghdad Burning" - with most of them being Middle Eastern-based urban settings.
New to the series is what will be called "Battalions" - a group consisting of three to four squads. This of course means Squads and Commanders return, as does online stat tracking, which should be more robust with "real world ranks."
Another new addition is listed as the "Solider" feature, which sounds to be something similar to MMO character advancement and avatars. There are of course five playable classes: Sniper, Assault, Engineer, Medic and Support, with 48 vehicles, 34 different weapons and another 22 that are unlockable for a total of 56.
Additional unlocks include ammunition, new types of body armor, helmets, camouflage and accessories.
The document mentions Windows Vista and OS X as operating systems, but that doesn't mean Windows XP is counted out; it also says to expect an announcement and teaser trailer in January 2008, so we'll have to wait and see if this is true or not. Only time will tell.
Activision have released their first trailer/movie of their upcoming game Soldier Of Fortune: Payback which is expected to be released in november 2007.
Long dormant, the violent PC first-person shooter returns to battle for a third installment courtesy publisher Activison. Soldier of Fortune Payback had players blasting their way through high-intensity combat situations in some of the world's most dangerous hotspots, including the Middle East, Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe.
Today, the folks over at Idea Games announced the release date for the up coming expansion "Arma: Queen's Gambit". Check out below for more information:
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ArmA: Queen's Gambit, the official expansion pack for critically acclaimed ArmA: Armed Assault, is knocking on your door. The addon will hit the shelves on 28th of September. Digital distribution will start on 8th of October via Sprocket system, available for either Europen or overseas customers.
Still feel the need for classic? Well now is your chance to bring an all time favorite back into the light. Read below for more information and for a gameplay video.
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Red Alert: A Path Beyond brings the exciting storyline and epic clashes from the classic Westwood Studios game "Command & Conquer: Red Alert" to realm of first person shooters, with a twist. We've tried to remain loyal to the style and feel of the 1996 classic, while integrating content from its expansions Counterstrike and The Aftermath with a bit of updated history to add to the mix. Built off the W3d engine Westwood Studios built for classics such as Earth & Beyond and Command & Conquer: Renegade finished up in 2001, we help bring the fight to you as you play out your role as any one of a number of infantry classes participating in team-based combat that often involves land, sea, and air combined-arms clashes that just don't happen in any other game.
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