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“A newly-enhanced edition of the original Quake has been officially revealed by Bethesda at QuakeCon 2021,” reports GamesRadar+
The updated edition of the classic 1996 first-person shooter is out right now on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One… Continue reading Microsoft-Owned Bethesda Releases New ‘Enhanced’ Version of Quake 1
Valve expects that its recently announced Steam Deck portable gaming console will be able to run “really the entire Steam library” on its 1280×800 LCD screen at frame rates of 30 fps or higher. Ars Technica reports: That’s according to a recent IGN vid… Continue reading Valve Promises Steam Deck Will Run ‘The Entire Steam Library’ At 30+ FPS
Is it really cheating if the aimbot you’ve built plays the game worse than you do? We vote no, and while we take a dim view on cheating in general, …read more Continue reading Teaching a Machine to Be Worse at a Video Game Than You Are
PC gamers consider their platform superior for the sheer processing power that can be brought to bear, as well as the inherent customisability of their rigs. Where they’re let down …read more Continue reading Haptic Feedback For FPS Games Relies on OpenCV
“It’s the end of a rocky journey…” writes the Verge. After six years of developing the free first-person shooter game Crucible, Amazon launched the game in May, yanked it into closed beta in July, and then 14 weeks later cancelled the game altogether… Continue reading After Six Years of Development, Amazon Kills Its Game ‘Crucible’ Within Five Months
“Doom Eternal has become the latest game to use a kernel-level driver to aid in detecting cheaters in multiplayer matches,” reports Ars Technica:
The game’s new driver and anti-cheat tool come courtesy of Denuvo parent Irdeto, a company once known for… Continue reading ‘Doom Eternal’ Is Using Denuvo’s New Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat Driver
Jeff Grubb, writing for VentureBeat: One of the tidbits revealed during the first Xbox 20/20 event today is that Dirt 5 supports 120 frames per second on Xbox Series X. Publisher Codemasters’ racing game is coming in October, but it supports Smart Deli… Continue reading Will Your TV Handle Xbox Series X Games That Tun at 120 FPS?
An anonymous reader quotes a report from The Hollywood Reporter: Call of Duty maker Activision has prevailed in a closely watched trademark dispute brought by AM General, the government contractor for Humvees. On Tuesday, a New York federal judge respo… Continue reading ‘Call of Duty’ Wins First Amendment Victory Over Use of Humvees
We didn’t think we’d see another hack involving the aging iPod Classic here on Hackaday again, yet [Franklin Wei] surprises us with a brand new port of Quake for the sixth-generation iPod released some thirteen years ago. Is Quake the new 90s FPS that’ll get put into every device hackers …read more
Continue reading Porting Quake to an iPod classic is no Easy Task
Id software has released a new trailer for their upcoming Doom sequel set on a demon-infested planet Earth in the year 2151. And GameSpot has uploaded a 10-minute clip of gameplay while Collider released 15 minutes.
Collider writes:
Doom Eternal take… Continue reading New Trailer, Gameplay Videos Released For Upcoming ‘DOOM Eternal’