A happy gamer at Game Design Expo 2011 in Vancouver Unite Studios is close to releasing the fourth iteration of their easy-code, low-resource games engine, Unity 4. The new game engine will be offering a huge range of exciting and thrilling tools to make game design easier, and gameplay more engaging. Unity 4 aims to [...]
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The Secret World is a massive multiplayer online role playing pay to play game developed by veteran developer Funcom. The game’s publisher is Electronic Arts (EA). Funcom has been responsible for such titles as Dreamfall, Blood Champions, and Age of Conan. The Secret World sets itself apart from other MMO’s currently available by doing away [...]
Read more →Crucial has been kind enough to supply one of their latest and greatest Ballistix memory kits for our review today. Are they bucking the trends and actually packing some real innovation into their latest products, or is it a bunch of fluff?
Read more →Today we are going to take a look at the “top dog” in the marketplace, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 580, along with the three latest drivers, the 266.58 WHQL, 263.09 WHQL, and 262.99 WHQL. Our goal is to see what performance difference and improvements are available in each driver set, if any. We hope that [...]
Read more →The 72-7712 Digital Thermometer from Tenma Test Equipment is a dual thermocouple meter with internal logging capability, USB output for saving logged data and software up-link. This unit can become an integral part of a PC testing arsenal by allowing for isolation of case hot spots, heat sink testing and LN2/Dry Ice work. The limitations [...]
Read more →A lot of people have an old VHS collection gathering dust, or content that was purchased on their gaming device that must be kept on that device. What does it really take to get this content on to a DVD? Not much. Using a hardware video trans-coder, such as the ADS DVD-ExpressDX2 (does not work [...]
Read more →Steam; it was always the one thing that made me stick to my Windows computer. The online service effectively tied me down to the Windows platform. Before you had to either attempt to run Steam via WINE if Linux or use a virtual machine or proprietary WINE-based Macintosh Windows library programs in order to get [...]
Read more →When we decide on what kind of gaming mouse to get, we look at a couple of factors. Namely, design, comfort, and price. Oftentimes, the price and comfort are the only key points of the deciding factor of the chosen mouse, as this is a peripheral you’re going to be using for quite some time. [...]
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