Bully: Scholarship Edition is the latest game to be added to Microsoft’s Backwards Compatibility Program. Joining the more than 300 strong list of titles already available to the Xbox One. Unlike previous consoles, the newer generation lost the ability to play their older brethren’s games natively. That is until Microsoft developed their …
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Activision’s newest Call of Duty is getting its first DLC pack named Sabotage, soon. Well, soon-ish depending on the platform you play on. Included in the Sabotage pack are some new multiplayer maps as usual for Call of Duty DLC. Along with a new zombie map with the cast from …
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It’s not only blocky realms and World Wars that get into the holiday spirit this year. Developer Techland’s zombie game Dying Light is getting an exclusive event this week. Named Zombiefest #2, the event will be modifying a suspenseful game mode already included in the game along with some rewards. …
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Even hardened criminals need their holidays at least once a year. To remedy that as usual, Rockstar is bringing a special update to Grand Theft Auto: Online. The Festive Surprise Update Snow is back To start things off, all of the game’s areas are now completely covered with snow. This thick …
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The Windows operating system is a complicated beast, and troubleshooting a problem can quickly make you realize how incomprehensible all of it is. It’s often hard for the tech-savvy as well; Microsoft’s though, knows that – after all, they have to do it too. Microsoft has today released an online …
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Just a couple of weeks ago, the team at Enpass added some fancy features to their Windows UWP app; things like Cortana integration are not expected from a password manager, but Enpass was thinking out of the box. Today’s update is not for the UWP app, but the Win32 desktop …
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It was always apparent that hamsters were destined for greater things. That is exactly why Hamsters Universe sends the little critters to space. The Windows version Space Hamsters launched last year for iOS and Android devices. The game gathered quite a nice following with over ten thousand downloads on Google’s Play …
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Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent – whom, Nokia owns – have accused Apple of infringing on thirty-two individual patents, covering technologies that include the user interface, display, antenna, software, chipsets, and video encoding/decoding technology in various Apple devices. Nokia’s lawsuits span across the world, with some of them being in Germany and …
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Acer launched the Spin 7 earlier this year at IFA 2016; Acer was quite proud of what they had built – the world’s thinnest convertible notebook, with a 360° hinge that transforms the laptop into a tablet. At IFA 2016, Acer followed a pattern; for every laptop launched in the …
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Gaijin – the developer of War Thunder – has finally deemed the now five-year-old game, ready for an official release. While leaving behind the beta title, War Thunder is putting out a brand new update for everyone; dubbed The Samurai Update, it adds multiple Japanese themed ground vehicles, cockpit interiors and two …
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