Features (Page 454)

As gamers around the globe try to get the best quality visuals and highest performance out of Doom III, NVIDIA marks the launch of a new (and potentially regular) discussion of technical wizardry by explaining Floating Point Precision.

EyeToy? It's for kids and casual post-pub novelty entertainment, right? Not in the hands of Sonic Team.

Well, second impressions really. We revisit the Sonic and House of the Dead games, and go hands-on with Virtua Fighter and a little number you may have heard of called Samba...

Executive producer Rick Giolito walks us through the demo level of EA's forthcoming World War II shooter, and, although we're still a little wary, it's looking a darn sight better than Rising Sun...

Activision racks up seven consecutive weeks at number one.

Intelligent Systems can't seem to put a foot wrong. And while we may not understand what's going on some of the time, we know a funny, original and gorgeous role-playing game when we see one, whatever the language barrier...

We sneak into Sony and emerge with a near-complete version of Sly Raccoon's much deserved sequel. And it's a Grand Theft.

(This week's new releases.) Black Arrow spikes our thigh, Powerdrome, um, you know, races about a bit, and Chessmaster makes its move: Gamers to What's New.

The plight of the unplayed game and its many abandoned friends...

We spend a weekend with Valve's Source Engine-based Counter-Strike conversion, and really wish people would run with the knife...

Another instant hit gives Activision six weeks in a row at the top.

A world exclusive first hands-on of Sports Interactive's management masterpiece, and brand new screenshots too.

What do you do after making a precise rally game with classic cars? You throw your toys out of your pram and smash everything up, obviously.

(This week's new releases.) Blah blah Riddick blah blah Doom III blah blah 'squaring up' blah blah of the biggest events of the blah blah you probably ought to buy this stuff.

Top three titles remain unchanged despite sliding sales figures.

It's one of the most ambitious action role-players ever conceived, in which you literally live the life of a hero. But when we sat down with Fable for the first time, we wanted to make sure that the underlying game could back up that ambition.

Paws for thought as Artoon's grinning cat returns to the big black box.

(This week's new European releases.) Find Bin Laden, and kill all the cats, amongst other things.

The new season is nearly here, and we've got just the game to celebrate...

EA shows the natural, blistering successor to Battlefield 1942 and Battlefield Vietnam. Download the video or read the transcript of the recent presentation right here.

Yannis Mallot, producer of Prince of Persia 2 talks about the game's new Freeform Fighting System and the various improvements the Montreal team has made since The Sands Of Time.

Learn about Ratchet & Clank 3's story, enemies, environments, online play and more in this broad chat with various members of the development team.

And no change in the top seven...

Ban this evil, in-depth, hands-on preview of the finished build of the game, and ban the sick people who wrote it.

Returning to Vietnam, we see how 2015 has spruced up the PC version to take advantage of better technology, and go hands-on with the multiplayer game.