Source: TechPowerUp!
AMD today released Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.10.3, the month’s third release of the drivers. Version 16.10.3 addresses a “Titanfall 2″ intermittent game crash affecting AMD Graphics CoreNext GPUs (which is all of the GPUs under the current driver support branch). The rest of its feature-set appear to be consistent with the older Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.10.2 drivers.
You can download the Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.10.3 drivers here.
“Screw It, Let’s Go to Space” Trailer Unleashed
World gone mad? Screw it, let’s go to space! Directed by Peter Berg, follow a crew of gamers – including Michael Phelps and Danny McBride – as they escape the frustrations of Earth and launch into intense dogfights, zero-G combat and classic boots-on-the-ground action across the solar system in this epic new installment in the Call of Duty franchise.
Pre-order now and get the Terminal Multiplayer Bonus Map and the ‘Zombies in Spaceland’ Pack on Day 1. Get Call of Duty®: Modern Warfare® Remastered in select editions of Infinite Warfare. Learn more at the official Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare website.
“The vastness of Russia devours us” – Gerd von Rundstedt
Conflict of Heroes: Awakening the Bear, the adaptation of the famous tabletop wargame, is finally available on Steam!
Since its original release in 2012, the game has seen major updates and expansions, including a full implementation of the classic board game action system and a high resolution 2D maps and counters mode to complement the default 3D mode for the full board game experience.
Today Steam players will be pleased to find this masterpiece available integrating all the improvements made so far! In addition, existing owners will be pleased to find a new update to bring them up to the same level as the Steam release!
Ghost Divisions and Storms of Steel have been updated in the same way and you will find these great additions now available as DLCs which add a great deal of new content and gameplay to the original!
The cold embrace of Mother Russia is waiting for you!
In addition, we’ve released a new v1.42 update for our existing customers to bring you up to the same level as the Steam release. That is available here.
Source: PC Gamer
The latest update to Battlefield 1 fixes a number of freeze and crash issues, clears up a button problem with Xbox One controllers on the PC, takes care of some graphical issues, and also eliminates a problem that would occasionally cause the game to crash upon exit. The full patch notes are posted on the Battlefield forums.
Discover the renowned British cruiser in mixed reality VR, then put her to the test in-game
World of Warships fans and historical enthusiasts alike can jump into the HMS Belfast VR Experience, then set sail with the historic British cruiser in-game.
HMS Belfast, the largest preserved warship in Europe, played an important role in the Battle of the North Cape in 1943, assisting in the destruction of one of the last big-gun German warships: Scharnhorst. At the time, HMS Belfast was the most advanced light cruiser in the world, and she will soon arrive in World of Warships as a Tier VII Premium ship, as part of the Royal Navy line.
With the help of World of Warships historians Richard “The Challenger” Cutland and Nicholas “The Chieftain” Moran, you can discover just what HMS Belfast is made of in the new 360-degree video, which teleports you to the real ship on the River Thames in London, mixing in battle visualizations using the highly detailed 3D ship models from World of Warships.
“HMS Belfast is a famed vessel that inspired us to create an unprecedented VR experience that deepens the historical connection to the World of Warships in-game experience,” said Alex Bobko, Head of Marketing Special Projects at Wargaming. “We just couldn’t pass up such deep access to this noteworthy ship. Visiting her in London allowed us develop groundbreaking content for our viewers, inviting them to jump into a mixed reality VR experience on the real ship, and then get hands-on experience with her in-game.”
Wargaming would like to thank the Imperial War Museum for the opportunity to create the VR experience inside HMS Belfast, and discover what life was like at sea for the crew from 1938 to 1963.
The HMS Belfast VR Experience is viewable for free on any Virtual Reality headset, as well as any mobile or desktop device.
For the latest game information, visit the official World of Warships website.
Our Command LIVE News Editorial team never stops keeping you informed! The fire seems still smoldering across the Don River, and rumors of multiple boarders skirmishes have been confirmed! If Russia mobilizes, could NATO prevents her moves? What could be her objectives?
Find it out in this in-depth analysis (.PDF)!
Gets more information about Command LIVE: Don of a New Era from its official product page!
NVIDIA has released its GeForce GTX 1050 Ti and GTX 1050 graphics cards.These new graphics cards are aimed at the budget gamer. A number of websites have received copies of the NVIDIA GeForce 1050 Ti from custom-design manufactures for review and we have provided links to those sites below.
Source: TechPowerUp!
After pulling last Friday’s 375.57 WHQL drivers from their website, NVIDIA has now replaced them with a new build. The new 375.63 drivers are largely equal to the previous ones, including performance profile and game support, with the only notable differences being the fixing of a bug with Windows 10 tiles, introduced by the previous driver build, as well as introducing support for the company’s upcoming GTX 1050 and GTX 1050 Ti products.
You can download the new GeForce 375.63 WHQL drivers from GeForce Experience and GeForce.com.
Check out these latest hardware announcements for today from around the web. Also included are some hardware news bits, and on some days, a few rumors tossed in for good measure. Click on the links below to read the official press release, visit the products web page, or to an independent news source.
One and done.
By Martin Robinson @ Eurogamer
Battlefield’s best stories have always been found when there are some 63 others screaming mad by your side. Playing as the lone soldier holed up in the attic of a villa, wiping out an entire squad as they rush to take a capture point; manning the AA gun on a rocky island outlet and sending a fighter plane tumbling down into the rolling seas; or spotting the silhouette of a lone horseman appearing through the fog that has just crept upon a mortar-chewed village. These are tales worth retelling.
All the better when they’re played out in fancy dress. Whether that’s been the khaki slacks of the original 1942, the mecha keks of 2142 or the jungle fatigues it let you don for Vietnam, Battlefield’s always been at its best when it’s got a neat costume to hand. It’s no surprise to see the series back on top of its game, then, with Battlefield 1, DICE’s attempt to explore the relative No Man’s Land of the First World War. It has even narrowed the gap between the superb multiplayer and the typically weak single-player, though the campaign still trips over itself in its attempts to appear respectful to what’s perceived as difficult subject matter.
