Dead Rising 3 Gets PC Release Date
Capcom has officially announced that “Dead Rising 3” will release on PC on September 5. In the game, players control new protagonist Nick Ramos in third person. They will start by searching for supplies and weapons in order to fight many…
“Never Alone” Coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC
The puzzle-platform game, “Never Alone” is set to release this autumn on PS4, Xbox One, and PC for $14.99. The news was announced by Upper One Games. “Never Alone” explores the culture and folklore of Alaska natives. In the game,…
Final Fantasy III Coming to PC
Square Enix has announced that “Final Fantasy III” is finally heading to Steam. The upcoming PC version will have upgraded graphics and improved 3D visuals and story sequences. There will also be new visual designs of Job Mastery cards. Steam…
Dark Souls 2 Can Now Make You Sad on PC
“Dark Souls 2” has finally made its evil way to PC. As if killing players thousands of times on consoles wasn’t enough, now PC gamers get a chance to test their wits and sanity. According to many reviewers, the PC version of “Dark…
Resident Evil 4 Ultimate HD Coming to PC
If you thought “Resident Evil 4” was over, you were wrong. You might remember that the fourth installment in the franchise was the most successful and most popular. Now, Capcom has officially announced that “Resident Evil 4” will…
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance on Windows PC Launches
“Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance” has officially launched on Windows PC. The game was developed by Kojima Productions and PlatinumGames. It takes the player into the renowned METAL GEAR franchise with exciting new territory with an all-new…
“Silence: The Whispered World 2” Hitting PC and Mac in 2014
Daedalic Entertainment has officially announced today that “Silence: The Whispered World 2” will arrive on PC and Mac in late 2014. The game is the sequel to the 2010 adventure game that captivated audiences with its unique story and gorgeous…
Oculus Rift Planned for PC and Mobile
Most of us are anxiously awaiting the consumer release for Oculus Rift, it was announced that the technology will focus on PC and mobile devices. Meaning that consoles will not see the virtual reality, head-mounted display, at least not anytime soon.