Three Fields Entertainment, a studio made up of former Burnout franchise developers, has announced Danger Zone, a new 3D vehicular destruction game due out digitally for PlayStation 4 and PC via Steam in May for $12.99 / £9.99 / €12.99.
Neil writes: "Crackdown 3. Metro Exodus. Trials Rising. DiRT Rally 2.0. Jump Force. Far Cry New Dawn. Anthem. 7 games that the vast majority of Xbox gamers will want to have added to their digital library in the next few weeks. But with new games comes a cost, and not everyone has an unlimited amount of spare cash laying around ready for a day one purchase. There is however little reason to not be seen adding to your Xbox One or Xbox 360 library, as yet again the Xbox Deals With Gold and Spotlight Sale is found to be delivering a ton of bargain basement titles for the next week or so. But what discounts are we seeing made available between the 5th-11th February 2019? Well, we've got the full list - and what a list it is!"
After the recent CS:GO update many users are reporting that the game is no longer stable on Intel iGPU systems.
Neil writes: "For the past week Xbox games have had the opportunity to fill their boots with all manner of cut-price Xbox One and Xbox 360 games thanks to the Deals With Gold and Shocktober sales. Now though, as we move into November, and put the scares of Halloween behind us, it's time to look forward to another set of discounts, ones which will, once more, attempt to prise open our wallets and ensure the Xbox Store is continues receiving our cash. But what Xbox One and Xbox 360 bargains can be had with the Xbox Live Deals With Gold Sale for 30th October - 5th November 2018?"
Nice
awesome. seems like the older Burnouts.
Thanks EA for ruining these developers by buying criterion because they were competition against N4S and you wanted Renderware. Then, using them to make N4S. Then, dumping them on the wayside to scatter making small things or some leaving the company to make this.
If EA wasn't ruthless and hides behind a friendly facade, we would have an actual Burnout 5 now. Hope this game sells well.
But knowing EA, they would sue for copyright infringement saying this game is too similar to the actual Burnout.
i loved burnout 2. not interested in this
Why no xbox love on this one? They made it for pc; xbox is easy to port from pc.