PlayStation. Dell announces Alienware X51, the smallest Alienware gaming desktop ever. The words ‘affordable’ and ‘Alienware’ don’t usually go together but with the new Alienware X51, Dell intends to change that.
It is the smallest Alienware desktop gaming system so far and also the cheapest. But despite the starting price of ‘just’ $699, the new Alienware X51 packs in decent hardware. For starters you get a 3.3GHz Core i3-2120 processor as standard with the option to upgrade to a Core i5 or i7. You also get a full-size Nvidia GeForce GT545 with 1GB GDDR5 memory with an option to choose the GT555. Then there is 4GB of RAM (option to go for 8GB), 1TB, 7,200-rpm hard drive, slot-loading DVD drive (optional Blu-ray drive), integrated Wi-Fi, 7.1 channel HD audio, six USB 2.0 ports, two USB 3.0 ports, Ethernet and HDMI 1.4.
With a starting price of $669, Dell is probably hoping to lure some console gamers over to the PC gaming side. Source. Dev Tracker - STAR WARS: The Old Republic. Community Q&A: March 23rd 2012. We’re back with some answers to your questions from the development team.
As always, in some cases we’ve combined multiple questions into one. We have also edited some questions for clarity. We’ve seen lots of questions throughout the community focused on the release of Game Update 1.2, especially after its release to the Public Test Server. To help answer some of those questions, next week’s Q&A will be devoted to Game Update 1.2, with questions drawn from across the Forums. With plenty of questions to choose from, we won’t be opening a dedicated Q&A thread for the subject. Looking forward to future Q&As, we had some feedback from the development team which we wanted to share. Instead, the development team would appreciate more questions about features or systems currently in the game, or questions about the philosophy behind why development decisions were made.
Mksaccount: Are there any plans on adjusting rage timers in hard mode Flashpoints? Georg Zoeller (Lead Combat Designer): Yes. Free-to-play 2012: FPS, MMO, and Brawlers. Free-to-play games are a great way to experience games without initial payment.
They started out as mostly casual/social games and massive multiplayer role playing games (MMORPGs), but now new titles are exploring first person shooters, action adventure, and evolving MMORPGs to be more accessible and easier to play for casual players. There are games that I saw during GDC 2012 that look really interesting for casual and hardcore players: Tactical Intervention Tactical Intervention is a first person shooter (FPS) from Minh Le, co-creator of the original Counter-Strike mod. I saw a gameplay demo of a highway chase level with the mission to eliminate a VIP escorted by police. Mass Effect 3 M-90 Indra Sniper Rifle Giveaway. Game Testing. 03.11.2014 Watch the latest Insider Video, now live, as producers offer an inside look at an exciting new storyline, a new Huttball Warzone, Cartel Market items and more coming to Star Wars™: The Old Republic™!
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