Crysis 2 will be confirmed for PC at around midnight tonight in an EA E3 announcement according to a leak to Total PC Gaming early today. Nothing is currently known about the sequel to 2007's stellar shooter other than it will be the first outing for Crytek's all-new CryEngine 3 graphics/game engine. While we'll have to wait until midnight to find out for sure, we're also expecting to hear that its going to be the first game from the German developer to feature on current generation consoles including the Xbox 360 and ...

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In a recent interview with IGN, Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli says the vast majority of PC gamers pirate their games. He gives enormous figures of 15:1 to 20:1, which may or may not be true, at least for Crytek. However, as an industry, this number seems too large, yet reports of pirating Crysis specifically are numerous; not to play, but to test machines to see if they will run it. Asked about online verification, Yerli stated that there will always be some way to crack the game or go ...

The Elder Scrolls' modding scene has reached a new high with this recent video of Oblivion running under CryEngine 2. It's the work of modder Salenger, whose work and resulting video has caused a stir the Crymod and TES community.