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Raven Software is giving away autographed Singularity poster's on Twitter this week. Must have a US mailing address to win. Contest ends at 5pm CST each
each day. All you have to do to enter is RT the Tweet below.
AMD's ATI graphics division is doing things a little earlier than normal this month with the release of their regular monthly update to its Catalyst drivers for their Radeon graphics chips. The 10.6 version of the drivers are now available to download via the AMD Game web site.
The release notes for the 10.6 drivers reveals that the new version has a number of PC games that get performance boosts if you have a CrossfireX PC set-up. Among the games that get some performance... [Read More]
Yesterday it popped on my Twitter that Manveer Heir, lead designer of an "unknown project" is leaving Raven Software. After a full 5 years of progressing and working on several titles like Wolfenstein, X-Men legends 2 and a few others.
You can track his 5 years in the Gaming industry on his blog, by reading this you'll notice that he took the decision around may. Read the full story here: ... [Read More]
Raven Software used to be one of Activision's biggest and most visible internal game developers. However the Madison, Wisconsin-based company has had a rocky history in the past couple of years. In 2009 it released two titles for Activision (X-Men Origins Wolverine and Wolfenstein) that got mediocre reviews and sales. The developer also suffered some layoffs that year that cut down their dev teams from three to two groups. Their upcoming game, the first person shooter Singularity, is due for... [Read More]
Assuming GameFocus' anonymous "trusted source" is to be believed, Microsoft may be expanding the Xbox 360's streaming video services in North America by 2011.
Similar to the Sky TV Player available to Xbox 360 owners in Europe, the functionality would allow Xbox 360 owners in the United States and Canada to watch live television through the console. Furthermore, the source claims that the service would... [Read More]
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