PC fans of the Dark Knight will have to wait just a little bit longer for their Bat-fix as Eidos has confirmed that Batman: Arkham Asylum on PC has been delayed until 18th September. The news comes following NVIDIA's announcement that Games for Windows Live title will have full PhysX support. The NVIDA hardware accelerator will enhance the games graphics, creating a more realistic and immersive atmosphere. It’ll do tricks like creating realistic fog and smoke that’ll spiral through Arkham’s corridors, ...

Not content  with the continued success of its original zombie-fest, Valve today announced Left 4 Dead 2 (L4D2) is to be released later this year for PC and Xbox 360. The sequel to one of the best-selling and addictive co-op shooters of recent times promises to set a new benchmark for the genre and Valve believe it will become one of 2009's 'marquee titles'. "A large part of how Left 4 Dead became 2008's top-selling new IP on Xbox 360 ...

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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I'm not PC exclusive by the way, I wouldn't be the well-rounded journo that I am otherwise. I own a 360, a DS and a Wii, but here’s the deal with those: I’m currently waiting for my 360 to die so that I can get a new one – it has all the symptoms of the three red lights but it simply refuses to give up. My DS gets used exclusively on long train journeys and my Wii is doubling up as an expensive bookend. This week Epic president Mike ...

(What's this?) Release date: 1995 RRP: £14.99 In brief: Flush with the success of Doom 1 & 2, id released a boxset compiling both games with extra content plus user mods and maps. The bait for Doom fans was the Thy Flesh Consumed and Master Levels extras, plus the huge box that made up for the lack of contents. Sort of. Box art: 4/5 Nice embossed Cyber Demon. Considering the size of the logo and the liberal use of red, you'd spot this box from the other side of the store. id must have shifted a ton of these bad boys. Lovely.

...or the week, at least. I met a bloke at a party this weekend, a telecommunications engineer who was in the process of hooking up hundreds of homes to broadband. The subject naturally turned to games, which isn't the kind of casual chat that endears you to women if you're looking to score on a Saturday night, but seeing as the party was rapidly turning into a sausage-fest, I went along with the topic anyway. Bob, or whatever his name was, was a huge advocate of mobile ...