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Kingston HyperX 10th Anniversary Series RAM review
We take a look at the HyperX 10th Anniversary Edition RAM module, the 4GB to be precise. Kingston as a company have always been reliable and one of the most common brands of RAM to find in any custom setup and with these modules it’s not surprising why.
Dark preview
Are you familiar with the word “Vampire”? If not, then you will be more than familiar with it by the time this preview is over. The word has become something to bring a bitter taste to ones mouth because of certain interpretations (not naming names, but hazard a guess).
New Consoles Are Coming, What Does It Mean For PC Gamers?
New Consoles
New consoles are being released by Sony and Microsoft in November if we can trust the rumors. Sony will launch the Playstation 4 and Microsoft, the next Xbox which has not been revealed yet.
Blizzard’s next big thing: Hearthstone
All you want to know about Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft, now here on Gaming Capacity.
Metro: Last Light Preview
Metro: Last Light is the eagerly awaited sequel to Metro 2033. The game is based in 2034 underneath a post-apocalyptic Moscow, in the tunnels of the Metro, where the remnants of mankind are besieged by deadly threats from the outside world and within.
What to buy: Gaming Keyboards
Finding the right gaming keyboard is essential for any PC gamer. You don’t always have to pay a premium price to get a good one, so we are going to give you a helping hand to find the keyboard suiting your budget.
Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 is coming to PC
A new title has appeared at Steam registry. Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm 3 has showed up today and could mean that the game, released for PS3 and 360, is coming to PC sometime this year.
Dishonored DLC ‘The Knife of Dunwall’ arrives April 16th
Those that have played Dishonored vividly can recall the actions of Daud – the legendary assassin that puts the game’s plot into motion. Beginning April 16th, you’ll return to this fateful moment and play the role of Daud in the story-driven add-on, The Knife of Dunwall.
11 Bit Studios Teases New Game
11 Bit Studios, the creators of anomaly warzone earth and funky smugglers, have teased a new PC game with a short teaser trailer.
Plantronics Gamecom 380 review
If you are working with a tight budget for your next PC headset the Plantronics Gamecom 380 comes highly recommended. The headset is back on its features but what it can do it does very well.
GTAV delayed: Release date announced
Rockstar have finally nailed down a date for GTAV, it’s just a few months later than expected. It isn’t the first time that Rockstar have delayed a game to make sure it’s ready and polished to be released to the millions of fans. This is what Rockstar had to say on their website:
GC’s worst and most disappointing games of 2012
GC takes a look back over 2012 and sifts out the rotten and disappointing games to be brought to the front and made an example of. Let’s take a look at what we chose:
New Colonial Marines trailer
Sega America have just released this on their official YouTube channel, another trailer detailing more backstory to the highly anticipated release of Aliens: Colonial Marines due out this February on Xbox, PS3, Wii U and PC.
Sign up for The Elder Scrolls Online BETA
You can now sign up to be part of Bethesda’s MMO, The Elder Scrolls Online beta.
Sure to be a big deal to the PC community and not to mention the legions of Elder Scrolls fan’s, access to this beta will be highly contested.
Dead Space 3 demo preview
Dead Space 3 is coming out next month, but we here at Gaming Capacity were lucky enough to play the demo beforehand. So how does this game compare to its predecessors?
Devil May Cry review
Those of you who have come to know and love Dante for his witty remarks and clever comebacks are in for a treat. Our favorite demon angel hybrid is back in full force with combos and style in this fresh hack and slash reboot.
Hotline Miami review
Hotline Miami is a fantastic indie game that will make you realize just why you love gaming, and will change the way you play games forever.
Leatharian Studios Interview: “We strive to deliver near AAA quality and half AAA prices”
Leatharian Studios is a passionate studio that prides itself on trying to get us story driven, cinematic, AAA quality games that won’t hurt the wallet. We delve into the mind of Millan Singh to prize out his thoughts on his studio and upcoming game, Wake Up Call.
The War Z gameplay from Pax Prime 12
The War Z is an MMO set in an apocalyptic zombie-infested world, 5 years after the initial outbreak.
List of titles to look forward to
Here is a list of top games you will want to keep an eye out for until the beginning of next year.
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine review
A third person action game based upon to Warhammer 40,000 franchise by Games Workshop, you play as the Ultramarines as they try to stop the mass invasion of Orks on the planet Graia. Can the Ultramarines overcome the Orks and take back planet Graia or do they get over run by green skins?
The Finish Line demo hands on
We recently had a chance to play the finish line alpha demo. We will give you the pros and cons of its development so far.
Symphony review
Symphony, more than meets the …senses? Ever look for a mix between Audio Surf and Geometry wars? You came to the right place.
Rage review
Once known to be the king of First Person Shooter, id software released its new IP on October 6, 2011. Recent games such as Fallout and Borderlands are direct comparison Rage as they’re all post apocalypse. So does this new IP manage to make itself king of the wasteland, or does it only just manage to survive?
The Finish Line preview
If you believe a skill comes in specific sized packages you would be mistaken. According to a currently developed indie game The Finish Line, nothing matters but passion for Humean Games – the one man team creating this new racing title.
8Bit MMO review
8Bit MMO is an in-browser 2D 8-bit MMO where you can let your inner Lego freak loose. Don’t let the visuals fool you though, they don’t reflect anything but good taste.
Prince of Persia: Sands of Time review
While many games of the 2000’s have manipulated time flow in various ways, none have done so like The Sands of Time. Being released in 2003, Ubisoft’s wall-running platformer was one of a kind. A captivating will story draw players closer every second with clever puzzles and obstacles waiting to challenge them at every turn.
