The tech enthusiasts at Digital Foundry have taken a look at the soon to be released Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker on both the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo 3DS. The publication reveals that the game is 1080p and 60fps docked on Switch and 720p and 60fps in handheld mode. The Nintendo 3DS version is apparently […]

CD Projekt has finally pulled back the curtain on Cyberpunk 2077, revealing the game to press behind closed doors at E3 this week.
I saw a 50 minute live uncut gameplay demo and was blown away by the level of detail in Night City, the open world in which the game takes place. During the demo, a number of eye-catching features of the game were revealed. Here's everything I discovered during our Cyberpunk 2077 behind closed doors demo:
Cyberpunk is a first-person role-playing game. You play the game from a first-person perspective, shooting weapons in the traditional FPS style, with dialogue choices appearing on screen.

FPS game with multiplayer option and very nice graphics

An MMOFPS that pitches you into a post-apocalyptic world where you must fight for your faction's survival

Fight against players from all over the world in this online FPS featuring modern combat scenarios and a variety of game modes

If you ever wanted to play the utterly popular Counter-Strike FPS from a 2D perspective, you should try this game

Rage 2, id's collaboration with Avalanche Software, is going to be a strictly single-player game, with nothing by way of multiplayer diversions.
It marks a slight departure from the 2010 original, which offered co-op and vehicle-based multiplayer, though it's in keeping with Avalanche's previous track record, in which the developer has always wanted to play to its single-player strengths.
"We're just focussed on the best open world single player game that we can make," Rage 2 designer Magnus Nedfors told Eurogamer at a pre-E3 event in Avalanche's Stockholm studio. "I personally really believe you can make single player games really fantastic, so that's what we're focussed on."

Invision Game Community Writes - "We sat down and looked at the Xbox One (X) and PS4 (Pro) and wondered what we can expect from those systems based on what we had seen with the Demo."