After a pretty slow summer, PC gaming is finally beginning to heat up. In the last month we've seen the debut of several blockbuster gaming titles including Far Cry 2, Fallout 3, Call of Duty: World At War and most recently, Left 4 Dead.
Gamers planning their upgrades around these games have a wealth of cards to choose from, and thanks to new GPU price cuts you can build a pretty powerful PC for gaming without draining everything out of your bank account. Just think, a year ago NVIDIA's $300 GeForce 8800 GT was flying off the shelves; retailers couldn't keep the card in stock for more than a few hours before it sold out. Today that same $300 buys you a
Radeon 4870 1GB or 216-shader GeForce GTX 260.
Discover the hilariously tragic existence of horses in Red Dead Redemption 2. From physics-defying deaths to emotional manipulation, it's tough being Arthur's steed!
"The Seville-based (Spain) indie games developer QUICKFIRE GAMES are today very proud and happy to announce that their the tactical rpg “Prelude Dark Pain“, is now fully funded via Kickstarter." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
"The Stockholm-based (Sweden) indie games developer Alvios Games, are today very proud and pleased to announce that the full version (v1.0) of their cooperative action roguelike “Vellum”, is now available for PC via Steam." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
