Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag – GeForce GTX tech video released
Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag drops next week, on PS3 and Xbox 360 at least, but those wanting the PC versions will have to wait until November. To give you an incentive for the wait, Ubisoft Montreal and Nvidia have released a video showing the card maker’s-exclusive effects, features and technologies, inherent in the desktop version. Granted you won’t have these effects of you own an AMD card, still, it’s rather neat. Watch below courtesy of Evil Avatar. Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag is out worldwide on PS3 and Xbox 360 October 29 and will arrive on PC, PS4, Wii U and Xbox One from November 22.
Capcom sale going on now through Green Man Gaming
Green Man Gaming has a sale going on featuring various discounts on Capcom titles. The sales is going on now through October 28 so you have plenty of time. A list of games on sale is below the break.
The Secret World Halloween Event is live, runs through November 8
The Secret World’s Halloween Event is live and comes with 10 new Item Missions and stories spread across New England and built on local urban legends told by the Solomon Islanders. Players who complete the new missions and gather all the stories will be handed a reward from Danny Dufresne and the complete set of stories will be bound into an in-game book. The Cat God is also making a return for this year’s Halloween, which will see players heading off to Stonehenge to bask in the glory of its ancient form. New rewards and loot will be available along with new goodies in the Item Shop such as a Plague Doctor suit. The Halloween Event runs until November 8.
World of Warcraft – next batch of Connected Realms to be addressed on Monday, October 28
Blizzard has provided updated information on its World of Warcraft Connected Realms system, which will allow players in low-population servers to play with each other without migrating from their home territories.
Raindrop is a survival horror FPS with puzzle elements on Kickstarter
Raindrop is a survival horror FPS with puzzle elements on Kickstarter seeking $144,000 in funding.
How to Survive trailer shows that common household items can be turned into a sten gun
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On my desk there’s a bag of Doritos (empty), a ruler (blue), a pint mug (Winnie the Pooh branded), and an egg timer (chubby Italian chef shaped). If I were in How to Survive I’d be able to turn those into a rudimentary howitzer.
I just tried to use the ruler as a catapult and it snapped. The egg timer is looking at me disappointed.
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