Everything has a begining,
The Never Produced Super Nintendo CD by Sony
That even includes good old Sony. I remember when there was a time, that my famed (little did I know) soon to be vaporware Super Nintendo CD game system add-on was originally being manufactured by Sony.
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Hydrophobia Prophecy debuts on the PC, so it’s time to see how the HydroEngine performs with modern-days PC’s. As always, we used an overclocked Q9650 (4.2Ghz) with 4GB DDR2 and a GTX295. Our system was running Windows 7 64Bit with the latest WHQL Nvidia drivers. Unfortunately though, Nvidia hasn’t included any SLI profile. We tried to enable SLI though with a custom SLI compatibility bit, although the scaling wasn’t as good as we’d been hoping for. So if you are an SLI owner, make sure to use the ’0×02004005′ SLI compatibility bit via Nvidia Inspector till Nvidia releases a proper one. Read More: Hydrophobia Prophecy PC Performance Analysis
CD Projekt RED’s much anticipated RPG has been here with us for a few days and it’s about time to see how The Witcher 2: Assassins Of Kings performs with modern-day PC’s. Before starting, let’s get one thing straight; The Witcher 2 is graphically the best PC game we’ve ever seen. At last, here is a game that beats Crysis’ graphics. Kudos to CD Projekt RED and we strongly suggest more gaming studios to follow the company’s example. Read More: The Witcher 2: Assassins Of Kings PC Performance Analysis
We’ve heard it before, right? A new OS that will push the PC gaming to new, mind-blowing heights that can’t be achieved otherwise. This was the slogan of Windows Vista after all, as the new DirectX 10 API was not even compatible with Microsoft’s previous OS, Windows XP. But hold on a second, what is going on now? Vista and DX10 is outdated and the real revolution will start with Windows 8? Oh come on Microsoft. Seriously now, come on. Read More: Is it really worth trusting Microsoft this time around?
Deus Ex: Human Revolution is one of the most anticipated first person RPG’s and we had the chance to put a PC preview code to the test. Although we can’t share any images or videos, we can discuss about its performance, its requirements and… well, pretty much everything else. This is the first part of our performance analysis with this game and as you may have guessed, the second part will be posted when the final version comes out. Read More: Deus Ex: Human Revolution PC Performance Analysis Part 1