Video game developer Rockstar Games has removed over 70,000 comments from its own official Newswire website in a 2-year period, a small group of Grand Theft Auto modders has claimed. The group collected all comments in a database. The modding group,...
The publisher of the open world action-adventure game franchise Grand Theft Auto, Take-Two Interactive, has sent a cease-and-desist letter to the developers of the popular modding tool OpenIV. The modding tool is used by thousands of modders around ...
Rockstar Games has announced that it has delayed the western game Red Dead Redemption 2. The game was scheduled to launch this fall. According to a recent statement, the development studio states that it needs more time to develop the game. On paper...
Rockstar Games has announced that it has launched the action-adventure game Bully for Android and iOS devices. The mobile version of the game was released to honor its release 10 years ago. The mobile port of the game is the same version as the Scho...
In a recent preview of L.A. Noire: The complete Edition for PC (and interview with Jeronimo Barrera) over at IGN new specifications have been revealed that shed a light on the features that we PC gamers can expect in L.A. Noire for the PC.Aside from the 3D vision support there are other features worth mentioning, also included is a wide range of graphic and performance-specific customization for the PC version. Players can set resolution, framerate, anti-aliasing (up to 6X), anisotropic filtering (up to 4X) and SSAO.Players can also set user interface scaling, shadows, textures, lighting and overall level of detail. Full keyboard mapping is also user-customizable, and plug-and-play gamepad support is available for players who would rather use a controller instead.Jeronimo Barrera goes on to add, "We always strive to release our titles on PC whenever it makes sense from a development resources and platform perspective. We're big fans of PC games and love getting our games into PC gamers' hands as quickly as possible." .. "In the case of LA Noire, we did not have the time to begin PC development until we were able to wrap up work on the console version of the game, and all of its DLC. It's also important not to rush our PC development, so we can deliver a high-caliber experience that not only takes advantage of the platform's benefits, but is also worth the wait."We can't wait to see how the PC version of the game turns out, though, knowing Rockstar it'll most likely be definitely worth the wait.
