Gamebase USA has worked RakNet networking technology into their Gamebryo 4.0 game engine. “We are excited to add RakNet to the Gamebryo framework. The RakNet C++ networking integration is one of the many ways we continue to enhance Gamebryo,” said Gabriel Liberty, Technical Director at Gamebase USA. With this new integration of technology, RakNet’s C++ game engine will increase Gamebryo̵...
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Call of Duty: Black Ops II fans get ready to have your ears blown away by Turtle Beach’s newest headset, the limited edition Call of Duty: Black Ops II Ear Force headsets. The time has come upon us to finally play one of this years most anticipated games and now we can listen to all the glorious sound of Call of Duty: Black Ops II with the Call of Duty: Black Ops II Ear Force headsets. Names...
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Remember all those weeks ago, there was this funny little argument between Apple and Samsung where they got into a tiny fight and then Apple was ordered by the U.K. High Court to post a statement of the court finding that Samsung did not copy its patents? After that was put out of the way most expected the heat to die down in the Apple v. Samsung rivalry. Well just last week, Federal Judge Lucy Ko...
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The Wii U is right around the corner. November 30th is when the Wii U will officially launch in Europe and Australia. To help get you set up, snakebyte will also be offering accessories for the Wii U right at launch on November 30th. What are these accessories you may ask? Well, I’ll tell you. There are a number of items that should help your Wii U experience. Snakebyte is offering protectio...
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The reviews are in for Apple’s newest gadget, the iPad Mini, and display experts say when compared to that of the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD, its display is ranked last on the list. DisplayMate Technologies, Raymond Soneira is calling the mini iPad “capable” but not great. Check out more on his in depth look by clicking here. When put up against other popular tablets on todays ma...
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SoftKinetic, the leading provider of end-to-end gesture recognition solutions, has today released the free and commercial version of iisu® 3.5.1, the latest iteration of its award-winning 3D gesture recognition middleware.In addition to state-of-the-art full-body tracking, this new version of iisu includes several new features to enhance its close interaction capabilities, including robust hand an...
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Along with Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, All Interactive Entertainment will be releasing the MAG II Gun Controller on November 13th in North America. The Mag II is compatible with Sony’s Playstation 3 and PCs. All First-Person-Shooters will be compatible giving players a realistic way to battle their way through FPS games. Skeptics might think it’s just another light gun but the MAG II is compact, er...
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If you’re a PC gamer you’ve probably heard of SteelSeries, and you may even own some of their swag. I for one am a huge fan, and proud owner, of the SteelSeries Diablo 3 mouse and oversized mouse pad. Well today SteelSeries announced a series of themed peripherals for Call of Duty: Black Ops II; which include a themed mouse and QcK mousepads. Check out the description from the press release below....
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You have probably heard of Forza Horizon, better yet, you may even own Forza Horizon and have it on pause right now whilst you read this. Whether you have it or not it doesn’t matter, because i have some cool news for you. Microsoft and Turn 10 Studios today announced the release of the Forza Horizon’s SmartGlass Experience, which is a free download for Windows 8 PCs that allows player...
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Apple, one of today’s largest and well-known companies has followed an order by the U.K. High Court to publish a notice on its U.K. home page stating the court finding that Samsung did not infringe its patents. The link however was not posted with any remorse on the matter. Apple instead chose to use the notice as an opportunity to say its side of the story in regards to the controversy against it...
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