Lost Planet 3 introduces Jim Peyton, a rig pilot who leaves Earth to take on a hazardous but lucrative contract on E.D.N. III.

 Working for Neo-Venus Construction (NEVEC) who are preparing the planet for colonisation, Jim joins his fellow pioneers at the Coronis base and begins surveying the uncharted terrain and obtaining samples of the planet’s energy supply – Thermal Energy.

With NEVEC’s existing Thermal Energy reserve running low the fate of the Coronis mission depends on the natural source of the energy supply being located. Realising that this is a great opportunity for a huge pay-off and early ticket home to his family, Jim braves the risk of the treacherous environment and threat of the indigenous Akrid. Acting as a home away from home and boasting an array of tools that can assist Jim on the field, the utility rig provides Jim’s safety and is essential not only for his contract work but also his protection against the ever-changing climate.

 Lost Planet 3 will deliver a diverse range of gameplay including on-foot battles and intense first person action. With a number of multiplayer modes and a compelling single player experience, Lost Planet 3 will delve deeper into the Lost Planet universe, uncovering hidden truths within the unique and dynamic environment of E.D.N. III.






Release Date: June 28, 2013 

Remember Me is a third person action game developed by Dontnod and will be published by Capcom.
 The game is set in Paris. The player takes control of Nilin, an elite memory hunter who is not only incredibly athletic and trained in martial arts, but also has the special ability to access and modify people's memories. When her own memory is erased, Nilin begins her journey to reclaim her identity and discover how she can change the world.

Originally, the title was announced at Gamescom 2011 under the name ADRIFT but had no publisher attached at that point. The game was re-revealed as Remember Me at Capcom's Gamescom 2012 press conference; it will be released in June 4th in the US (a slight delay from the previous targeted 'May' release) and June 7th in the UK for PC, Xbox 360 and Playstation 3.
Release Date: June 7, 2013

Played in God Mode, the every day routine of football is brought to life in a fully animated 3D world, simulating all the events and real life dramas that unfold during a football season. Have you got what it takes to join one of the greats and become, a Lord of Football!

Command & Conquer is an upcoming real-time strategy video game in the Command & Conquer series, developed by BioWare Victory for the Microsoft Windows platform.



The game will utilize the Frostbite 2 engine and will also introduce downloadable content to the series. It is the first game in the series to be developed by BioWare Victory, making them the series' third developer after Westwood Studios and EA Los Angeles. Command & Conquer will be available exclusively on Electronic Arts' Origin distribution service. The game was announced as Command & Conquer: Generals 2 until it was repurposed as a free-to-play game.

On August 15, 2012, it was announced that Generals 2 would be repurposed to a free-to-play game known as simply Command & Conquer. The official website also released a blog entry that said that the Command & Conquer: Generals 2 game will be called Command & Conquer. The content which has been built for Generals 2 will be delivered into the new C&C game. Although some have incorrectly speculated this change meant the Generals sequel is no more, Electronic Arts has stated that Generals 2 will simply be the first in the new series of free-to-play games.
Following the negative reaction from series fans that Command & Conquer would not have a single-player campaign, EA President Frank Gibeau thinks that a single-player storyline is still a possibility. "The beauty of free-to-play is that we can adjust and adapt to what we're hearing as opposed to, 'I'm sorry, it's two months from ship and it is what it is.' It's a very different model because you don't have to build as much. You build in response to your audience." It was later revealed that the game will have a single-player campaign

Release Date: TBA 2013

HOW FAR WILL YOU GO FOR ROME?

 Become the world’s first superpower and command the most incredible and vast war machine of the Ancient world. Dominate the enemies of your glorious empire by military, economic and political means.

Although Sony has already announced its upcoming PS4 hardware specs, DICE studio executive producer, Patrick Bach, noted that nobody outside Microsoft and Sony knows the final specs of their next gen consoles.


"I don't know if anyone has the next-gen hardware to be honest – really,” he said. "There are versions of it, but does anyone have the final hardware? Do we really know what the final hardware will be?”
Patrick explained that development studios (including DICE) working on next-gen titles are building them using alpha hardware with non-final specs.
"There are specs and alpha hardware, but nobody knows exactly what it will be," he said. "The only thing I can say about what we're building is that we've set the bar with what we can do and we can scale it down to 360 and PS3."
Earlier this week, DICE released the first Battlefield 4 gameplay video. "What you saw is pre-alpha - it's not the final game or anything," explained Patrick. "We are lacking a lot of optimization. Without going into detail about what it could look like on a lower spec machine or a higher spec machine, we will have the scalability to bring the most out of any piece of hardware."


http://megagames.com/news/battlefield-4-producer-nobody-knows-real-ps4-hardware-specs-yet

Epic co-founder Mark Rein revealed that Unreal Engine won’t support PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 or Wii U.


“We have Unreal Engine 3 for the Wii U. Right? And Unreal Engine 3 is powering all kinds of amazing games, still lots of games are being made with Unreal Engine 3,” he answered a question about Unreal Engine 4’s Wii U support. “Unreal Engine 3 doesn't disappear because of Unreal Engine 4. But our goal for Unreal Engine 4 console-wise is next-gen consoles. That's really what our energies are focused on. If you want to make a Wii U game, we have Unreal Engine 3, and it's powering some of the best games on the Wii U already.”
Rein explained that Unreal Engine 4 takes advantages of advanced features available in high end PC graphics cards, PlayStation 4 and Xbox 720 but not in Wii U. "we're not PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, or Wii U. It's next-gen technology. That's what we're aiming for," he reaffirmed.
"The truth is, if a developer wanted to take an Unreal Engine game and put it on Wii U, they could, Unreal Engine 3 is kicking ass on Wii U. The best games on Wii U are made on our technology. What more do you want from us?" he noted.


http://megagames.com/news/unreal-engine-4-won%E2%80%99t-support-wii-u-ps3-or-xbox-360

Source says all games and apps will be suspended if system goes offline for more than three minutes.

Microsoft reveals updated version of RTS coming exclusively to Steam April 9; includes the Conquerors expansion.



The HD remake of the classic RTS will launch on April 9, exclusively through Steam.
Age Of Empires II is one of those classic PC games that people think back on with teary eyes. Pretty much every PC gamer has that one story about playing Age of Empires II at a LAN party. Microsoft wants us to be able to relive those glory days, announcing Age of Empires II: HD Edition, a re-imagining of the 1999 RTS due out on April 9. The HD edition includes every singleplayer campaign from the Age of Kings original and the Conquerors expansion, and will be available exclusively through Valve's Steam platform.
If April 9 is too long for you to wait, gamers who opt to put their money down right now and prepurchase the game will receive a 10% discount as well as four days of early access. Since Ensemble Studios, the original creator of the game, has closed down, work on the updated version is being done by Hidden Path Entertainment, the developer which brought us Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
Microsoft says that the HD edition has been completely remastered for 1080p displays, and includes an "enhanced visual engine" that will spruce up the visuals of the game's terrain, water and fire, and ambient lighting effects. Steamworks features for the game include achievements, leaderboards, cloud saving and a Steam Workshop - allowing modders and mappers to create and share user-generated content.
The game will include an online versus mode, but there is no word on whether LAN play will be included. As LAN play was a pretty big mainstay of the original, it would be quite a disappointment to not see it included in this edition. The fairly modest updated system requirements for the game are as follows:
Minimum System Requirements:
Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 Pro
Steam Software Platform
900x600 minimum display resolution
Direct X 9 Capable GPU
1.2GHz CPU
1GB RAM
2GB HDD

Source: Gamespot

 Studio axed as name becomes a "licensing model"


Disney has today announced that it's decided to close down LucasArts as a game studio, transitioning it into a "licensing model." This effectively means that LucasArts is dead, likely to exist as little more than a legacy name for externally developed Star Wars titles. A round of layoffs has been had as a result.
"After evaluating our position in the games market, we've decided to shift LucasArts from an internal development to a licensing model, minimizing the company's risk while achieving a broader portfolio of quality Star Wars games," claims the company. "As a result of this change, we've had layoffs across the organization. We are incredibly appreciative and proud of the talented teams who have been developing our new titles."
R.I.P. LucasArts, and best wishes to those who have lost their jobs.


http://www.destructoid.com/disney-shuts-down-lucasarts-250695.phtml

 Artists and designers can bring their creative visions to life directly in game without programmer assistance via the new Unreal Kismet. This offers programmers the freedom to focus on core gameplay features and sophisticated systems. With significant new visual features, Unreal Engine 4 enables you to achieve high-end visuals, while remaining both scalable and accessible to make games for low-spec PCs.

After a long period of darkness, Bungie is ready to unveil its new universe filled with mystery, adventure, and action.

 For the first time, the team -- including studio co-founder and project director Jason Jones -- talks about its vision, and the creative process behind Destiny, Bungie's most ambitious project yet.

Mozilla has released Firefox 20 FINAL for Windows, Mac and Linux, and version 20 promises to be something of a landmark new release with a number of notable new features migrating across from the beta... 

The headline new feature has to be the long-awaited panel-based download manager, but Firefox 20 also debuts per-window Private Browsing, plus new developer features including an option to view Developer tools in a separate window to Firefox itself.
The new download manager is represented by a dedicated down arrow button that appears to the right of the Search bar. Clicking this or initiating a new download reveals the new panel-based manager, listing all current downloads with progress bars for those not yet complete. Right-clicking reveals additional options: pause/resume, cancel, go to download page and open downloads folder.


Clicking Show All Downloads opens the new Downloads Manager, which is integrated in the Library window alongside History, Tags and Bookmarks. The same options are displayed here as in the pop-up window, allowing users to manage downloads in the same way.
Also new in Firefox 20 is the ability to open individual windows in Private Browsing mode via the New Private Window option on the Firefox or File menu. This allows users to mix and match public and private browsing in the same session; a first for Firefox.
Another notable new feature allows Firefox to close hanging plugins without crashing the whole browser. Should a plugin hang, Firefox will wait 11 seconds by default before displaying a dialog box allowing the user to exit the plugin, allowing Firefox to function normally again.
Mozilla has also implemented the getUserMedia HTML5 control, which allows websites – with user permission – to access their camera and microphone. To see the new functionality in action, check out ShinyDemos.com’s Photo Booth.
Developer updates
Developers also enjoy a number of major new features in Firefox 20: the Developer menu has been reorganised to group the burgeoning number of developer tools more logically, with a Toggle Tools option added for quick access to the new, redesigned toolbar.
 Web apps can now use your webcam in Firefox 20 FINAL.

Clicking this reveals the Web Console, the new default view for developers. Firefox 20 adds a new Window button that allows the tool to be viewed in its own separate window, freeing up screen real-estate for the current web page and supporting multiple displays, allowing developers to pin them to a second monitor for convenience.
The only disappointment for developers in Firefox 20 is that the new Javascript Profiler tool for tracking the responsiveness of Javascript code is missing, stuck in beta.
Other changes include the usual evolutionary performance improvements around common browser tasks – including page loading, downloads, and shutdown of the browser, improved HTML5 support, and the usual round of minor bug fixes and security tweaks.

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