Dungeon Defenders steam exclusive dlc.



game comes out wed the 14th btw. u buy nao.

http://www.gametrailers.com/video/review-hd-batman-arkham/722268
y isnt batman on steam
wat da hao

I get him in 4 weeks fml

name him
steven
but call him steve
ye shit son

Looks cool. Gonna have to look into this one. Better not be super fucking expensive, and I better have some hardware sectioners to play it with.

i already told you it's shaq

“Everybody was kung-fu fighting,” say wise words passed through the ages as legend. “They were fast as lightning.” Capcom and Namco, it would seem, took those words to heart. When they say everybody‘s fighting, they mean it.

Now for good news and bad news. The good: Street Fighter x Tekken is bringing its ballet of unbridled violence (and goofy hair) to PC. But – and you probably saw this coming – we get to wait a bit longer than everyone else. According to the email I received, “the team just began development on a Windows PC version.”

So yeah, that March 6 date console gamers are sand-papering their button-mashing callouses in anticipation of? Don’t get your hopes up.

Today, NVIDIA introduced 3D Vision 2 -- the first substantial update to its 3D gaming peripheral for PC.

As a refresher, the system consists of a custom pair of active-shutter infrared glasses, which comes with a USB IR transmitter, providing a stereoscopic 3D experience for anyone with a compatible monitor.

The new model features several new optimizations, including a new lightweight, larger-lensed glasses design for added comfort and a wider viewing angle.

Additionally, NVIDIA has developed LightBoost, a new standard which provides brighter image quality, smoother motion and more extensive detail. LightBoost-compatible monitors reduce the natural darkening created by 3D systems, which can degrade image quality.

The first LightBoost-certified monitor is the ASUS VG278H, a 27-inch LED 1080p HD monitor that sports a 120Hz refresh rate with only 2ms response times. It supports HDMi 1.4 inputs, as well DVI.

Acer and BenQ are also developing LightBoost-compatible monitors, and Toshiba is currently developing laptops with integrated LightBoost technology.

The ASUS display will retail for $699, while the NVIDIA 3D Vision 2 system will have an MSRP of $149. Both will release by the end of the month.

I like that stain on your shirt.