Valve has acquired acclaimed indie developer Campo Santo, the team behind vibrant walking simulator Firewatch and the very good looking In the Valley of Gods.
While the studio will relocate to Bellevue, it'll continue to operate autonomously, meaning that it will still be making its own games on its own terms. Presumably it'll just get perks provided by Gabe Newell's deep pockets, including a recent trip to Hawaii, which Kotaku reports the group got to attend as part of Valve's annual retreat.
When I first made this version of the site I did modify the RWar Database a hell of a lot back then but it was never finished!! just never had the time but now its all done just touching it up a tad here and there and adding all our old games, you may notice lots of old members 'ghosts' joining the site that's just me adding their names to the games, once done I will delete them.
All this has taken time but I did say 'I would do it one day' that day is now here
Updates:
Added all our old games to our version of RWar named RWarBLOODSPLATTER™ (work in progress!!)
Added 'Share Buttons' too all RWar Game Details pages.
Added 'Reaction Emojis' too all RWar Game Details pages. (see below to see them working)
Added Quake 2 info too the bottom of the main RWar page with map images and a YouTube link.
Added copyright info to the bottom of all the pages of RWar.
Added the 'Game' icon, 'Game Type' icon and 'League' icon to the Game Details pages.
Added Index (Main Menu button) and updated back button to the Game Details pages.
Added a few more Quake 3 map images which were missing.
Added results not on the 'Games' pages, like the Clan Wars RA3 League & Clan Base RA3 Cup to RWar.
Added Clan Wars League icon and updated the Jolt League and UKCCL icons.
Added Challenge Pro-Mode Clan Arena icon and updated/changed the Rocket Arena icon.
Added as many old 'reports' of our games as I could find from the Internet Archive.
Added a warning message/image when submitted info is missing something.
Changed all RWar page links to jump to the top of each page.
Changed amount of games per page to 26 instead of 30 on the main RWar page.
Changed 'previous' and 'next' button image links.
Updated both the 'manage page' and 'challenge page' quite alot.
Updated all RWar map images to include map names. (took awhile!!!)
Updated 'Hand of Sean' font to newer version (dated 2013) which is much, much better to read.
Many other small changes to RWar like wording/spacing and image updates.
This year will also mark the 20th year PR^ has been around, yeah the last 10 or so we have been inactive but the site lives on
When Sony XDev said that the free VR update for Wipeout Omega Collection was “so close you can smell it” they weren't lying.
The update goes live today alongside the news that Sony's PlayStation VR (PSVR) is getting an official price drop. It's a long-awaited release; Wipeout is one of PlayStation's best-known franchises and has been around since the days of the original console.
Wipeout Omega Collection gathers tracks and vehicles from the last three releases in the series: HD, Fury and 2048, the entire game has been ported to VR; even the main menu has been transformed into a 3D interface
Rocket Jump: Quake and the Golden Age of First-Person Shooters
Fri
16.03.2018
By: HoriZon
There is a great article/book on Shacknews written by David Craddock posted late last year where you can only read the first few chapters for free you will need to signin and pay to read the full thing which is very much worth the small asking price tag (you will also be able to download the MOBI or ePub versions), it goes from Quake too Team Fortress too Half-Life and everything in-between.
Based on interviews with the developers, Rocket Jump explores the making of the Quake franchise, the culture that simultaneously shaped and fractured creator id Software, and other developers whose creativity defined an era.
Crytek's Hunt: Showdown starts its closed alpha this month
Fri
19.01.2018
By: HoriZon
Crytek has announced that its intriguing multiplayer swap horror, Hunt: Showdown, will enter closed alpha on January 31st, and players can sign up to participate now.
Hunt: Showdown debuted at last year's E3 and looks to offer an atmospheric blend of first-person PvE and PvP. When a match begins, up to five teams (consisting of either one or two players) must roam the thick Louisiana swampland in a bid to be the first locate and eliminate a specific, boss-like creature. The first team to fell the target gets the bounty, whereupon every other team on the map will turn their sights on the victors as they make their escape.
There's no release date for Hunt: Showdown yet, but Crytek says that the game will likely be in development for at least another 12 months once it hits in Steam Early Access, with the exact length being dependant on player feedback.
On a different note welcome too 2018 from all of us
PoJ
