There are also rumors of a new Xbox 360 dashboard update which will make it look similar to the tiles in Windows 8. The update is rumored to go into public beta late June/early July.

Next up, EA has no love for the Wii U. EA spokesperson has confirmed that they have no games in the work for the Wii U.

What’s more is the fact that a senior engineer went on to Twitter to call the Wii U “crap”.

Finally for all you PC gamers out there. Hideo Kojima has confirmed that Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance will get a PC release, but an exact date is unconfirmed.

First up we have some PS4 news. Sony has suggested that all PS4 games will be playable on the PS Vita via Remote Play.

And in more PS4 news, new job postings at Sony hint that the PS4 will have voice recognition capability built in, much like Xbox 360′s Kinect.

Next up, we have a treat for you GTA V fans. PCG has gotten hold on some new GTA V screenshots depicting, well, grand theft auto in progress. Check em out.

Remember Me comes in at fourth with new screenshots and a trailer that we have for you below:

Finally we have some new The Last of Us gameplay footage and Batman Arkham Origins teaser trailer below:

Sony has announced Gran Turismo 6 for PS3 coming out this holiday.

Gran Turismo 6 will boast 1,200 cars, an overhauled user interface and a new game engine for even more life like graphics and realistic gameplay.

Next up, we have the announcement trailer below:

If the trailer didn’t satiate your lust, check out these gorgeous Gran Turismo 6 screenshots.

Bonus, leaked screenshots show the Gran Turismo 6 user interface.

If you were expecting it to come out for the PS4, fret not. Series creator Kazunori Yamauchi has said that they have a “Playstation 4 version in mind”.

And to top it off, EA has announced that they will be getting rid of online passes and that means used game owners can breathe a sigh of relief.

An exciting day in gaming news.

First up, a new job ad at Microsoft points to the fact that the Xbox 720 (codenamed Durango) will be using an x86 PC architecture. This also benefits us PC gamer since it means we’ll be getting less crappy PC ports.

And, we have even more Xbox 720 news for you. Games industry analyst Michael Pachter says that the Xbox 720 (and the PS4) price and release date will be revealed at this year’s E3.

Next up is a treat for you Star Wars fans. EA has announced that they are opening a new studio, DICE LA which will be working on a new Star Wars IP.

Not to forget the PC gaming crowd, if you’re into MMOs (who isn’t?), Rift is going free to play. This is a must to check out if you’ve been holding back.

Lastly, we have some lovely GRID 2 screenshots for you as well as a trailer below.

First off, BioShock Infinite has sold 3.7 million units since it released. Not surprising, considering how bloody good the game is.

Next up, we have a new Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag trailer for you and certainly depicts the golden age of piracy.

If this console generation seems like an endless iteration of (admittedly, fantastic) games, look no further. Take Two has announced that they are working on a “Groundbreaking New IP.”

Fourth, some Mass Effect news. BioWare talked with OXM about the possible Mass Effect 4 spin-offs.

And to finish it off, Guild Wars 2 microtransactions are doing really well in the PC MMO scene.

Until next time.

I spent a few days gathering mats and crafting high value items and selling them on the Auction House. This is one way to make gold in WoW. But it involved a lot of time commitment and effort on my part and I wanted to see if I could make gold in WoW faster.

I was tempted to buy WoW gold since it is dirt cheap but it is against Blizzard’s TOS and may even get your account banned. So, I looked up online on some wow gold guides. The free ones gave me quite a good bit of info but it wasn’t enough. After searching online and reading around on forums, I settled on the Tycoon WoW gold guide.

And let me tell you, I made much more gold in WoW than I previously did. Tycoon offers you the guide but what I found most interesting is the gold making addon. I basically chose the Auction House addon. This shows which items are underpriced so that you can buy it and sell it at a higher price. Basically like playing the stock market in real life.

I have been playing around for a few days and so far I’ve made over 50 WoW gold. You can also choose gathering, farming, crafting and it will show you the most profitable routes to collect mats and sell them. I can’t report on them because I haven’t tried it yet and I’m having so much fun “gaming” the Auction House.

If you want to make WoW gold fast, you can consider getting the guide.

Also, stay tuned for my in-depth review after I’ve made a ton of WoW gold.

The trick is to use your Devil Trigger (on the Xbox 360 this is activated by holding down the Left+Right sticks simultaneously) when Vergil’s double appears. If you don’t use Devil Trigger, he will block your every attack.

If you don’t have a full bar to activate Devil Trigger, just keep hitting his double and farm the purple orbs to fill it up. If it still doesn’t make sense watch the YouTube video below:

Pretty soon you’ll have defeated Vergil in no time and you can sit back and relax the ending to DmC Devil May Cry.

1. Run a hard disk defragment app such as Disk Defrag free. Windows boots up much faster and my game load times decreased significantly when I defragmented my hard drive.

2. Update Windows and your drivers, especially video card drivers. If you are a gamer and your games run slow, then the best way to speed up your PC is by upgrading to the latest video card drivers.

Also, Microsoft is continually pushing out new updates to Windows to plug security holes and make your computer run faster. Make sure you have automatic Windows updates turned on.

3.  Run a virus scan. If you do not have an antivirus installed, you can get a free online virus scanner.

4. Clean the temporary Windows folder and save disk space. This also helps to run your PC faster. Use a free program like cCleaner.

5. Re-install Windows. If it has been a few years since you installed Windows, you can consider re-installing it. This will surely give your slow PC a boost in speed as all old programs and registries are wiped and your PC is in a fresh new state and will be much faster.

Bonus: You can consider overclocking your PC but this is for experienced users only.

The secret to saving money when buying a desktop PC is to build one yourself. Yup, that’s right. The major players like Dell, HP, Lenovo, Acer all charge a premium to assemble your PC.

Head onto specialist desktop PC component suppliers like Newegg or even the all-encompassing Amazon and pick and choose the parts yourself. It is really easy to assemble your computer yourself. And by using this method you will save a fair bit of cash.

There are tons of information on the internet to help you get started. I recommend you check this video guide on building a new desktop PC. You can also read this in-depth guide here.

Another secret to saving even more cash is to be on the lookout for deals on desktop PCs, if you are daunted by the task of building one yourself. Just Google “desktop PC deals”, “computer deals”, etc. and you will get a good deal when buying your new computer.

There are loads of them out there, but I recommend BitDefender, Trend Micro and Eset. All of them offer a quick, free antivirus scan that will get rid of you virus and malware infection. This is especially useful if your current antivirus program is not working.

After that, download a free (and good) antivirus program such as AVG to stop getting a virus infection in the first place. Hope that helped!

Please note that this list includes Windows Anti virus scanners, but it may work for Mac as well. Also, remember to keep your Windows OS and your anti virus software up to date.

The best antivirus that we recommend for 2013 is Norton Antivirus. It’s very fast, doesn’t slow down your PC and catches over 99% of viruses and is the cheapest.

If you need any help, feel free to get in touch using the comments section below!

For quite a while, GamersWorldBD has been suffering an unannounced hiatus. A valid reason for this might be because the GamingWiz, myself(The Gaming Otaku) and also alot of the other editors are going to sit for their Final A’level exams this May/June.

On behalf of all the editors on GamersWorldBD, I apologise for not keeping our readers informed. If the GamingWiz will allow me, I will agree to start GWBD again by writing articles after this June.

I hope all of our readers are not disappointed and I hope that this great site will not die so easily.

The Gamers OF Bangladesh are hard to kill.

Regards,

Moontasir Abeer/The Gaming Otaku

When asked by CVG if the publisher was done with its oldest properties, Gibeau replied, “Absolutely not. I worked on Desert Strike and Road Rash back in the day on Sega Genesis so trust me, I’m familiar with the IP history.”

“We constantly look at ways to grow the recent category of titles like Burnout, Need for Speed, Road Rash are constantly things we think about,” he said.

“It’s the same thing with the old Bullfrog IPs like Dungeon Keeper, Populous, Powermonger, Magic Carpet, I can go on. So we do look at that stuff and are very cognisant of our past.”

He continued: “The key thing for us is, if we do bring [any of those] back, the game has got to be good. I don’t know about you but when I look back at GoldenEye, I think of it as this amazing game and the you go and play it and are like, ‘Oh. Really?’.

“From our perspective we have to manage that element which makes things look nicer in the rear view mirror compared to what you have to do now in the modern day.”

“Production values and game mechanics are very different than what you see on some of those IPs but trust me, it’s a part of the asset of our company to have 25 years of IP and you’ll see them come back in different ways at different times.”

Last year, EA rebooted one of it’s decade-long franchise Medal of Honor into modern times shooter after a three year gap, putting focus on the Afghanistan war instead of World War II.

It’s rumoured the publisher is set to reboot the old Bullfrog series Syndicate, with development thought to be handled by Starbreeze Studios in Sweden.

Via VG247

Speaking with ScrawlFX, Krakowiak said upon release it will more than likely be a co-op demo.

“We are thinking about it, so you can safely say you can expect it, then,” he said.

Co-op in the game doesn’t stick to the more traditional form of two to four person play, instead, co-op consists of three players, due to that being the number of main characters in the story.

“Why always 2 or 4? We had this idea for this story for three characters, and since the story is so important, we decided ‘yeah, we can do a co-op for three, why not?’,” said Krakowiak. “There is no good reason to keep it at four or two. It just works for the story that we’re telling.

“We could’ve done four or two; we are doing the co-op multiplayer for our other game, Dead Island, so that’s proof that we could do it, we just wanted something different here in Call of Juarez.”

Krakowiak goes on to say that local co-op would not have worked for the game, and while he cannot reveal why at this point, there are “good reasons for it.”

“There are gameplay features that actually wouldn’t make much sense in local co-op,” he said.

Call of Juarez: The Cartel is set to be released sometime in this summer for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.

Via VG247

It said that the delay was down to finding “some bugs in the software that, if they’re not fixed, means customers won’t have a great experience.”

It added on the O2 blog: “We’ve been working with Sony Ericsson to get these bugs ironed out, but haven’t been able to get them fixed in time for us to be able to launch the phone on April 1st as we originally planned.

“At O2 we’re really excited about the Xperia PLAY – we announced earlier on this year that we’d be selling an exclusive white version. We want to make sure that any issues with the software are resolved before it goes on sale so we’ll be working with Sony Ericsson over the next couple of weeks and we’ll be blogging regularly to update you.”

It’s unknown whether fellow UK providers will follow suit. Currently, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone are also set to stock the handset along with O2.

Via Engadget

And here they are-

• CVG: 9.1 – “Crysis 2 offers something brilliant that other shooters don’t, and succeeded in abundance – with fantastic shootouts, tonnes of freedom and a technical magic bag that’s the envy of all of its competitors”
• OXM: 9/10 – “Some of the most exciting, angry and satisfying action you’ll ever have.”
• OPM: 8/10 – “Excellent – technically strong, visually outstanding and full of welcome fresh ideas.”
• GamesRadar: 8/10 – “Crysis 2 is an astounding technical achievement. It’s one of the best-looking games ever, and it knows how to bring the spectacle”
• PC Gamer: 89% – “visually near-perfect…ample action is bottlenecked by narrower level design and a weaker Nanosuit”.
• VideoGamer: 9/10 – “Crytek’s fourth game is their most confident to date, carefully balancing silliness, seriousness, and spectacle, and despite looking like a laundry list of bad shooter clichés at first glance the end product is surprisingly fresh-faced and triumphant”.
• GameInformer: 9/10 – “the unique sandbox approach to gunfights and game-changing nanosuit lend the title a flavor of its own, and Crytek smartly leverages these strengths in both the single and multiplayer modes”.
• 1UP: A- – “Possibly the most visually impressive game you’ll play this year…impressive environments, simplified controls, plethora of tactical combat options”
• PSU: 8/10 – “A visually dazzling, but forgettable single player campaign paves the way for a mighty multiplayer component”.
• GiantBomb: 4/5 – “It might not feel as special as its predecessor” Crysis 2 is “still a high-quality shooter, both alone or in multiplayer”.
• ImpulseGamer: 9.3 – “Granted the story is shallow at times, and the characters are the standard stereo types, the game on the other hand visually looks spectacular. The good things far outweigh the bad here”.
• Vandal Online: 9.3 – “It looses freedom of movement, but gains spectacle. Whether you are a fan of the original game or not, if you like first-person shooters you’ll love this great game”.
• Game Revolution: A- – “It’s a sequel that while borrowing heavily from the first Crysis, plays out absolutely nothing like it and creates its own standalone experience”
• GameSpy: 4.5 – “Crysis 2′s shiny graphics are nice and all, but the Nanosuit is the true star of the show. Offering a true sense of power rarely seen in modern shooters, it helps to make this one of the most exciting games of the year”.
• IGN: 9.0 – “It’s a beautiful, engrossing experience that avoids the anemic, scripted playbook made law by the 500 pound shooter gorilla”.
• PSX Extreme: 8.9 – “Crysis 2 is a no-brainer for any FPS fan and might even appeal to those who desire a twist to the tried-and-true shooter format. The Nanosuit is a definite game-changer”.
• GameSpot: 8.5 – “Crysis was a superb game, and it wasn’t so just because of the astounding technology that brought it to life. Crysis 2 doesn’t make as strong of a mark, but in a sea of me-too shooters, it feels unique and offers an exciting journey that’s as much your own making as that of the developer”.

Apparently, it seems like CD Projekt’s highly anticipated RPG title won’t force you to upgrade your PC into a high-end gaming rig. Instead, as a matter of fact the specifications are reasonable enough to run the game on a mid-range rig.

Check them out below:

Recommended specs:
Processor: Intel Quad Core or AMD equivalent
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce 260, 1 GB memory / Radeon HD 4850 with 1 GB memory
Memory: 3 GB for Windows XP / 4 GB for Windows Vista and Windows 7
Hard Disk: At least 16 GB of free space

Minimum specs:
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz or AMD equivalent
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce 8800, 512 MB memory or ATI equivalent
Memory: 1 GB for Windows XP / 2 GB for Windows Vista and Windows 7
Hard Disk: 8 GB for the game installation and 8 GB for bonus materials

The Witcher 2 is set to release on this May 17 for the PC.

Via Destructoid

Check it out below:

NFS Shift 2 : Unleashed is set to release on March 29 (US) and March 31 (EU) for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.

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