Crysis 3

Another Playstation block buster is Crysis. Crysis series are capturing a great space to the heart of the fans. Crysis 3 is an undisputed best looking game of all time.

Twenty years after an alien invasion, deadly epidemic, mass exodus and probable house price plunge, mega corporation CELL have encased New York in a 'Liberty Dome' - think a cross between Kew Gardens and The Simpson's Movie. This nature-reclaimed city is prime habitat for CryEngine 3. Gaming's best deer prance down gaming's best streets over tangled swathes of gaming's best flora. Gaming's best sun breaks between blades of gaming's best grass and shimmers in pools of gaming's best water - where you'll also find gaming's best toads.

Before it all stands an entirely otherworldly feat of engineering: Nanosuit 2.0. This time, Prophet's the man in the tin can, leader of Raptor Team who, in the first game, were sent to rescue a group of scientists on Lingshan islands. In Crysis 2, he stepped outside to let newbie Alcatraz Nano-up, but now he's back, and with an even more formidable arsenal. On one side, balls-to-the-Wall-Street action incorporates armour defence boosts, car-flipping melee and the superhuman strength to grab and throw both men and mailboxes. On the other, stealth play revolves around invisibility cloaks, heat vision and the hacking of turrets, mines and doors.

Mostly you'll mix and match. One level surrounding a towering research base can be surveyed at distance by power-leaping to vantage points and tagging enemies using your telescopic visor. This is where the compound bow comes in, a fearsome bit of retractable kit that's always on you, able to be loaded up with arrows electric (they fry fools in water), explosive, and thermite-tipped. Its string can be tightened, which decreases drawback time but lessens arrow damage, and it's the only weapon in the game you can fire without having your cloak instantly dissipate. In theory, of course, you could choose to forgo weaponry altogether and sneak in through vents, right under CELL soliders' boots. There's always more than one option

inFAMOUS: Second Son for PS4-The Story

Delsin Rowe is the star of Second Son, and you probably know someone like him: A 24 year-old who is absolutely convinced he’s destined for greatness; though so far that greatness has managed to elude him. He grew up just outside Seattle, where his great – if accidental – calling comes crashing into his life. After rescuing occupants from a fiery bus wreck, he discovers that he suddenly has the ability to direct, manipulate and even transform into… Smoke. Could he have absorbed this power from one of the passengers he pulled from the wreckage?

Setting the scene: It’s been seven years since the Cole McGrath episodes and the world has clearly changed. Anyone showing signs of being a so-called “bio-terrorist” is immediately handed over to the Department of Unified Protection (DUP) — a government agency created to ensure there is never a repeat of the catastrophic events of Empire City and New Marais. So Delsin, who has never been particularly respectful of authority, finds himself caught in the DUP dragnet – And decides he’s not going to go quietly.

Along the way, Delsin is going to ask questions that are not just relevant to the world of Second Son – but to the world we all live in today. A world where we are often instructed to surrender our freedoms to help improve our security. Ben Franklin once wrote “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Is he right?

As you play Second Son, you’ll explore lots of Seattle’s familiar landmarks. As with all games in this series, the path the gameplay and story take will depend on the decisions you make along the way. Of course, we are creating all these characters and locations at a remarkable level of detail – made possible by PS4. In fact, this trailer was produced in-house using our game engine – can you tell we’re having fun with the new GPU, tools, and our new VFX system?

Final Fantasy XIV PS4

Final Fantasy XIV is an eye flashing world for all the game fans. It is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game, and like many in the genre it requires a subscription to play the game, which is done via the Square Enix Account Management System. Players first create and customise a character, being able to select from various pre-selected options including race, gender, facial features, and job type. After selecting a character name and server to play on, they are placed into the game world, where they are free to partake in the game's story, explore the landscape, fight various monsters, complete quests and missions, and interact with other players.

Square has released a developer diary video for Final Fantasy XIV: A Real Reborn. Producer and director Naoki Yoshida and community man Toshio Murouchi show off the MMO's new gamepad controls, giving you an idea of how the game may work when it arrives on PS3.
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is essentially version 2.0 of Final Fantasy XIV Online. The original game transitioned to the alpha version of A Realm Reborn in November, with the finished product scheduled for a simultaneous release on PS3 and PC in 2013.


The Story
Comprised of Aldenard, the westernmost of the Three Great Continents, and its surrounding islands, the realm of Eorzea has been the cradle of several unique civilizations throughout history. Towering mountains dominate the north, their peaks forever lashed with icy winds; to the south, a bleak expanse of unforgiving desert holds sway. Yet these inhospitable lands hold irresistible lure for man and monster alike, for wide and deep flow the currents of aether, and rich are the veins of power-infused crystal. In this harsh though vibrant region, the people of Eorzea have carved out their histories—a cycle of prosperous Astral and disastrous Umbral eras.

The First Umbral Era brought an end to the age of the gods, and there have been six such eras of calamity since the First Astral Era ushered in the age of man. Each of the umbral catastrophes has, in turn, borne the characteristics of one of the six elements. With all the elements now represented, it was believed the current Astral Era would last into eternity. But in the seventh verse of the Divine Chronicles, Mezaya Thousand Eyes prophesized a less fortunate fate. The "senary sun," or Sixth Astral Era, would indeed end, and the "septenary moon," or Seventh Umbral Era, would cast its shadow upon the land.

Now the land stands poised to enter another age of decline, a period known as the Seventh Umbral Era. On the eastern border, the Garlean Empire masses its troops for invasion, while the native beastmen tribes summon their deities, the otherworldly primals. The threats facing Eorzea will not easily be overcome. 

Well play the game and enjoy the whole new world of Final Fantasy XIV.

Resident Evil 6 Benchmark

One of the most popular names in the gaming world is Capcom. There are so many reasons why Capcom is capturing a major part of the heart of the game fans. Resident Evil is one of the big reasons why game players are dying for Capcom. All of the series are totally blast up the whole gaming market and who ever played this game fall in love with Resident Evil. Aida Wong, Lion are some great characters of this famous game. From my personal experience when I first time played the Resident Evil I tried to feel myself as Lion. These characters actually not stays in the game they come out of the monitor and set up inside us.

Just like the other series Resident Evil 6 is another success of Capcom. Now Capcom has released a free Resident Evil 6 Benchmark tool for the PC players. This tool will let the users put their rig to the test ahead of the game's xxx. 

Last month Capcom has announced that the PC version will come with a new mode, 'The Mercenaries: No Mercy'. It's said to be a more challenging version of the existing 'Mercenaries' mode with "more enemies on screen than ever before", but also "the opportunity to rack up even higher combo scores".

They also announced that were plans to release a 'Siege mode' for the console versions of the game, an online multiplayer mode for two to six players. More details in that report.

Everybody can download the benchmark tool for free via the nVidia website.   

BioShock Infinite

Publisher 2K has announced it will offer a BioShock Infinite Season Pass, containing all the DLC expected for the title.

The Season Pass will be available from March 26 as Irrational Games' latest FPS opus BioShock Infinite launches across the west. 2K said that the Season Pass will offer customers "nearly $30.00 of add-on content", suggesting a 30 per cent discount for buying in bulk.

Three all-new add-on packs are in development at Irrational Games, 2K said, adding "hours of additional gameplay and continue the player's journey in the sky-city of Columbia with new stories, characters, abilities and weapons".

Meanwhile, those who pre-order BioShock Infinite are eligible to receive an add-on pack, called Industrial Revolution, for free. This bundle "grants exclusive access to three in-game gear items that boost combat abilities", the publisher added.

Tomb Raider 'survival combat'

Crystal Dynamics has released the latest in a series of 'Guide to Survival' videos for Tomb Raider. The video outlines the many different ways Lara Croft can dispatch her foes, and emphasizes the use of stealth. "Lara must become a master of arms to survive the Dragon's Triangle," the trailer claims.

The trailer follows the release of an 11 minute gameplay video earlier this month. The game will release on March 5 for PS3, Xbox 360 and PC.

inFamous Second Son

Playstation 4 is the name that the game lovers are saying all over the world. Just like KillZone and other Playstation games another name is the inFamouse Second Son. 

inFamous Second Son is been announced for Playstation 4 by Sucker Punch. It showed off the game at today's PlayStation Meeting, where Sony revealed its new console. The demo showed a heavily-militarised city where citizens are closely monitored. However people have started developing superpowers and revolting against big brother.

The powers shown were very similar to some of the ones exhibited by Cole McGrath in the previous two inFamous games.

Cole, who has served as the central character for the past two titles, wasn't shown in the demo, suggesting a protagonist switch.