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E3 2016: WATCH DOGS 2 FEELS SO MUCH BETTER THAN THE ORIGINAL For one, its setting speaks to my heart. "Well this is weird," was my first thought as I opened up Watch Dogs 2's map of San Francisco, a city I've lived in for the past 8 years and know as well as any place on Earth. The topography was so incredibly familiar -- the bridges, North Bay, Cupertino, each individual neighborhood of SF itself. As I bummed around places like Coit Tower, The Embarcadero, and Pier 39, I felt weird. I felt like I was at home; a stretched out, slightly rejiggered version of home, but still home. Hell, even the famous parrots of Telegraph Hill were there, chilling on a railing near the famous landmark. Tiny details like this made me appreciate the lengths Ubisoft goes to flesh out their settings. As I bummed around places like Coit Tower, The Embarcadero, and Pier 39, I felt weird. I felt like I was at home; a stretched out, slightly rejiggered version of home, but still home. Hell, even the famous parrots of Telegraph Hill were there, chilling on a railing near the famous landmark. Tiny details like this made me appreciate the lengths Ubisoft goes to flesh out their settings. Familiar city aside, Watch Dogs 2 takes the driving, running, and hacking of the original, and makes them all much more consumable, and more importantly, fun. Hopping on the back of a motorized scooter (it was the closest thing available, give me a break) and bombing down Telegraph Hill immediately showed me that driving in Watch Dogs 2 has a tighter, more arcade-y feel to it, and I'm totally digging it. It's less realistic, for sure, but I'd gladly take a more enjoyable set of mechanics over realism. Likewise, Marcus' ability to parkour across the Bay Area makes running around on foot a much exciting than it was in the original. Alanah already went over why Marcus seems like a far more interesting hero than Aiden was in WD1, but I'm happy to report that not only is that true, but his agility makes the moment-to-moment gameplay more entertaining. Marcus can scurry up fences, hop over low walls, and climb up buildings with an Assassin's Creed-level of ease. I can't wait to explore more of my city as him. Watch Dogs 2 - Gameplay Walkthrough - E3 2016

Dragon's Dogma From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dragon's Dogma[c] is an action role-playing hack and slash video game developed and published by Capcom for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in 2012. An enhanced version subtitled Dark Arisen was released for the game's original consoles (2013), then later ported to Microsoft Windows (2016), PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (2017), and Nintendo Switch (2019).[1] Set in the high fantasy world of Gransys, the player takes on the role a human protagonist dubbed the Arisen on a quest to defeat the Dragon, a being said to herald the world's end. The gameplay focuses on the Arisen—a customizable avatar—exploring Gransys completing quests and fighting monsters in real-time combat. The protagonist is accompanied by Pawns, characters who provide combat support and advice; the protagonist has one customized Pawn, and two additional Pawns either pre-set within the game or other customized Pawns shared by other players through an online lobby. Both standard combat and boss battles involve grappling with or climbing on enemies. The design document for Dragon's Dogma was created by director Hideaki Itsuno in 2000 prior to working on Devil May Cry 2. Itsuno successfully pitched the project and production began in 2008. The 150-strong staff took inspiration from Western RPGs including The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and Fable II. The music, led by Tadayoshi Makino and including contributions from Western composer Inon Zur, used on a full orchestra and focused on ambiance. Dark Arisen was designed to incorporate fan feedback and offer a complete experience for both old and new players. The original version of Dragon's Dogma was praised by critics. Praise was given to the gameplay and the Pawn system, while the narrative was generally criticized as lacking. The Dark Arisen version was praised for its technical improvements and additional content. The original Dragon's Dogma sold over one million copies worldwide, and the different versions of Dark Arisen also met with positive sales. A Japan-exclusive massively multiplayer online role-playing game titled Dragon's Dogma Online released in 2015.

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Nume : Age of Conan Unchained Gen : RPG Platforma : Microsoft Windows Data lansarii : 23 mai 2008 Producator : Funcom Descriere : În Age of Conan, victoria se obţine prin subjugarea provinciilor vasale folosind puterea militară, prin crearea de alianţe folosind emisarii, luptând cu ceilalţi jucători şi prin atingerea unor obiective specifice ce apar pe parcursul jocului. Poţi beneficia de aventurile lui Conan prin acumularea de jetoane de aventură şi, la sfârşitul jocului, încercând să-l faci pe Conan regele regatului tău. Jocul se termină dupa a treia eră sau când, în timpul celei de-a treia ere, un jucător incearcă să-l încoroneze pe Conan ca rege în regatul său. În acel moment, jucătorii îşi compară reuşitele iar câştigătorul este cel cu scorul cel mai mare. Durata fiecărei ere este determinată de mecanica cărţilor de aventură: când toate cele patru cărţi din teancul curent de aventură au fost descoperite şi îndeplinite, atunci se termină era şi toţi jucătorii fac acţiunile de sfârşit de eră în care îşi pregătesc regatele pentru bătăliile şi cuceririle din era care urmează. Se crează apoi un nou teanc de cărţi de aventură şi aşa începe o nouă eră. Trailer : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksXQx8UX9Ng Cerinte de sistem : Minime OS: Windows Vista/XP Procesor: 3GHz Pentium IV Placa video: Shader Model 2.0 and 128MB RAM: NVIDIA GeForce 5800 or ATI 9800 RAM: 1GB RAM Recomandate Procesor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz (E6600) Placa video: NVIDIA GeForce 7950GX2 RAM: 2GB or more

ntel's newly-minted graphics group has set up a new twitter account (Intel Graphics), and in a bit of marketing glory, the first tweet features a video revealing a shadowy new discrete GPU that should arrive in 2020. The shadowy GPU, which has a faint hue of blue, makes an appearance. Aside from the single-slot design, the image doesn't give us much to go on. Lest we forget, the video also reminds us that Intel "lights up quintillions of pixels across the planet every day," which is a true statement based on the fact that, courtesy of its integrated graphics chips in its CPUs, Intel is the world's largest GPU producer. Now the company is bringing that experience to the discrete GPU market, and yes, that means it is bringing gaming-focused GPUs to market. Translating that experience in integrated graphics to its new lineup of discrete GPUs isn't going to be an easy task: the last successful entry into the GPU space occurred 25 years ago. But Intel has an IP war chest (at one point it owned more graphics patents than the other vendors combined) and has been on a full court press recruiting the right talent for the task. Famed graphics architect Raja Koduri recently abdicated his leading role at AMD's Radeon Technology Group to join Team Blue's newly-formed Core and Visual Computing Group. The new group is working to bring Arctic Sound (the rumored GPU codename) to market by 2020, but it also takes a few other ingredients beyond "just" the hardware to make real waves in the graphics market. Intel also has to beef up its driver group, which is notorious for slow graphics driver releases. In a sign of things to come, Intel has increased the cadence of driver releases lately, with a heavy focus on zero-day releases. Koduri has also taken to Twitter recently to profess the importance of software to the graphics ecosystem, so we know the company is headed in the right direction on that front. Remember, market-leader Nvidia employs more software engineers than hardware engineers, so success in this area is key. And then it takes marketing magic like we see with Intel's first tweet from the graphics group. Hype fuels GPU releases, look no further than the noise generated by Nvidia's impending launch as proof, and Intel brought in hypemaster Chris Hook from AMD to head up the company's graphics marketing. Hook is Intel's first dedicated marketer for graphics, and it appears he's getting started early. It'll take a while to see the culmination of these efforts, but Intel's 2020 target date means the new graphics cards should come packing its oft-delayed 10nm process. That means the GPU could be exceedingly competitive against AMD and Nvidia's offerings, even in 2020. Intel's past two failings at discrete GPUs, which includes Larrabee, still hang thick in the air. But the company's entrance into the discrete GPU arena has the potential to upend the established AMD and Nvidia duopoly. Jensen Huang doesn't seem to feel particularly threatened, and AMD has been silent on the matter. The hardware and software will tell the story, but we'll have to wait until 2020 to see the end result.

There are not many interface changes in iOS 12, but the photo management application has experienced some changes that might not seem very friendly to you. Like any experienced iPhone user, I like to think I'm doing pretty well when it comes to interacting with the Apple smartphone. After every firmware upgrade, I have to learn again how to make the most of preinstalled programs. Surprisingly, some of them are seemingly trivial. When it comes to the new iOS 12, this category includes the Photos or Pictures app, depending on the language you have configured on your phone. This seems a little strange at first glance, but if you're going through the new sections a bit, you will realize that the situation is not so complicated. Next, the first section at the bottom left is titled Pictures and displays your entire photo library sorted in chronological order and location. If you make a tap on a city or city, it will automatically generate a clip you can see or, with a tap on the top right, you can share it. With a tap on an image, you can move it to favorites to find it easier in the future, and you can easily edit or share it. The second section titled For You, centralizes the important moments of your past with shared albums. If you tap one of the "Memories" at the bottom of the screen, you can see them in video format. There are also some "recommended" pictures, but they do not know what criteria they were selected for. With a tap on Albums, you can find both albums you've created manually in the past, those shared with friends, and those that are automatically generated by the operating system. So, you will not waste too much time if you want to get clips, self-styles, pro-animated or animated images (GIF). The search area is more useful and more efficient than ever. In addition to person-related suggestions, you can find pictures taken in a city or pictures containing a certain type of information in one tap. There are pictures of food, cars, babies, animals, snow, flowers and more. At the top of this window, you can type everything that goes through your head as a search criterion, and the possibility of showing you results is great.

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