portal 2 gave us an exciting sneak peek into a cross-platform future where gamers could play multiplayer, regardless of what machine they were on. PS3 players were able to play with Mac and PC players across in glorious Steam-powered harmony.

Unfortunately, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive won't continue Valve's cross-platform experiment. While PS3-PC-Mac cross-play was promised, the feature is no being removed from the game.



"The beta has proved we want to update not just the beta, but the game itself post-launch frequently on the PC," Valve's Chet Faliszek told Joystiq. "To do that we need to separate the platforms so one doesn't hamstring the other. So for that, we have removed the idea of cross-platform play -- essentially make all platforms stronger by not mixing them."

praise allah

We all know which platform is hamstringing the others...

...mac

Its obvious

downloading at 100-300kb/s zZzZzZzzzzz

bf3s
better be atleast 10maps
and like 20guns

If you saw the Project CARS trailer we posted back in January, you’ll already know how good it’s looking. Evil Avatar indicate that new screenshots have been released, giving us a closer look at those carefully modelled vehicles.

CARS has an unusual development model. It makes use of the World of Mass Development portal that lets community members donate money to the project in return for regular work-in-progress builds. Community members can take part in polls on future features, chat to the developers and eventually gain money back on their investment when the game’s released. It’s all explained over on the Project CARS site. In addition to the official releases, Slightly Mad have been posting some of the best shots from contributing community members
http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/03/05/project-cars-screenshots-corner-beautifully/
seems nice
everyone give yur moneyz

Electronic Arts is opening a new studio in Gothenburg. But where is Gothenburg, you ask? Sweden, home of DICE--the studio behind the Battlefield franchise and the Frostbite 2.0 engine.

The new studio will be focused on making "a new generation of games" on the Frostbite engine.



While the official announcement doesn't offer much else on what the Gothenburg studio is up to, an invitation to the studio's GDC happy hour says that the "game franchise and genre will be revealed after a candidate is under NDA." It seems likely that Gothenburg won't be working on a new game, but rather a sequel to one of EA's franchises. That doesn't really narrow down the possibilities, but it's all we have to go on for now.

new bf every year now

stop poastin casual shit

if u share a drink with a thicke girl
can u get herpes and or aids?

herpes is possible
aids no