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ATI has released the Catalyst 4.5 drivers. The Release Notes have word on what’s changed, including Display corruption is no longer seen when applying rotation mode to a secondary monitor and a bunch of game fixes. Some of the games are Battlefield Vietnam, Need for Speed Underground, Hulk, EVE Online, Silent Storm and more.
– Download ATI Catalyst 4.5 Drivers Win XP/2000.
Rockstar Games has posted a few official screenshots from Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas which is due for release in October for the PS2. You can check out the shots HERE.
As promised earlier, VUGames has released free full versions of Tribes 1 and 2, which are hosted over at FilePlanet. For more info, check this previous post.
– Download Tribes 1. Size – 135 MB
– Download Tribes 2. Size – 538 MB
Halo Custom Edition, a special (and unsupported) version of Halo: Combat Evolved has been released. It comes with new multiplayer features and improvements, and support for custom content. The download weighs in at 170MB and can be downloaded from many sources, HERE is one of them. Here’s some more info from an interview held by Gamespy:
First of all, it’s not so much an update to the old software as a release of new software, which is free to Halo PC customers.
There are two parts to the new software. One part is a new executable and set of data called “Halo Custom Edition” (haloCE.exe) which will reside in its own separate directory. This new executable includes lots of new features, improvements, and capabilities. It’s essentially a collection of many of the things the Gearbox Halo team has developed since the title launched.
Things included in the new executable are “Fast Shaders” (improves performance up to 60% on pixel shader hardware), improved network code (reduces the incidence of player “warping”), and lots of new features that provide options for players to improve their multiplayer games. Perhaps, most importantly, however, the new executable allows end users to play a potentially endless volume of new content created with the Halo Editing Kit.
The other part is the Halo Editing Kit (HEK). The HEK is an exciting package of tools, source material and tutorials that will allow modification makers to bring their own visions to life within the Halo engine.
The Matrix Online website is letting you sign up for beta testing of the game, if you live in the U.S. or Canada. Beta test applicants will be selected later this month. To sign up, go HERE.
Episode 62 Synopsis – ‘Cold Cuts’ – air date May 9, 2004.
Tony B. and Christopher unearth some old memories during an otherwise idyllic trip to the country. Tony and Carmela plan another party; Janice lands in anger-management therapy after a sports-rage incident; Benny and Terry solve a missing-Vespa mystery; and Tony puts his sister’s newfound serenity to the test.
Ahead Software has released a new version of Nero – version 6.3.1.10. Here’s the changelog since 6.3.1.6:
- Added support for new recorders
- Fixed wrong DVD+R VR flag detection routine
- Allow to select recorder in NE when loading Double Layer image
- Fixed wrong DVD Video label on Asian systems
- Enabled switching the fullometer when switching CD EXTRA audio and ISO part in NE
- Fixed a problem accessing internet CD database by increasing the timeout for users with slow internet access
- Fixed that Double Layer multisession disc cannot be copied
- Added data in multisession DVD+RW was not written correctly
- Added data in multisession DVD-RW was not displayed correctly
– Download Nero Ultra Edition 6.3.1.10. Size – 26.37 MB
Epic is working on their first patch for the recently released Unreal Tournament 2004. The patch will feature a ton of tweaks, bug fixes, multiplayer & performance enhancements. No specific release date has been given, but there is a beta patch available for people who feel experimental. For a list of changes, check out the list HERE. Thanks to Worthplaying for the info.
