The official, Marvel-sponsored crossover between the biggest movie on the planet and the hottest game on the planet sees Thanos arrive as a playable character - if you find his Infinity Gauntlet.

The gauntlet will drop to the ground via a meteor (yes, another one) at the start of a match. Pick it up and you'll transform into Thanos and gain super powers.




Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, both Marvel and Epic gushed about the crossover.

"Over the past few months, while we were editing Infinity War, we'd take breaks to hop on and get in a few games," Avengers co-director Joe Russo said. "And then we started thinking, how cool would it be to have some kind of Avengers-Fortnite mashup?".


Source: Eurogamer

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.


Source: blog.camposanto.com

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



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

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.






You can read it yourself by following this link right here.

Been busy these last few weeks fixed the Share Menu and fixed a few issues which have been missed.




Lots of updates have been done and I'm keen to do a bit more just for my own amusement really

New emojis:

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


Source: Eurogamer

Fortnite has struck gold with this Battle Royale stuff. The multiplayer mode was introduced just a couple of weeks ago, and it's free to download and play on PS4, XB1, PC and Mac. It takes more than a few cues from the stupidly popular PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, but with Microsoft calling console exclusivity on that one, Fortnite developer Epic Games has been quick to take advantage - and boy has the gamble paid off.




The studio reports that Battle Royale has hit a very impressive ten million players. It's safe to say that it's been a success, and I must say its a lot of fun and its FREE! well for now at least.


Source: Push Square