Crysis Latest News for PC

Crysis News

Displaying 1–15 of 18 articles

Sort by:

Most Recent

Crysis Comes To Xbox 360 And PlayStation 3 On October 4

Electronic Arts surprised us all a few weeks ago with news that Crytek's visually stunning 2007 PC release Crysis would be coming to Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 consoles in October as a downloadable title. Now the publisher has confirmed a release date of October 4. Yes, that's next week. The game hits Xbox Live Arcade and PlayStation Network...

Posted September 26, 2011| 11 Comments
Crysis Console Trailer Touts New Visuals, Updated Nanosuit Controls

Watch Larger Version | Watch HD Version Electronic Arts shocked gamers everywhere last week with the word that yes, our consoles will in fact run Crysis. The previously PC-exclusive first-person shooter that released in 2007 will be coming to PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 next month as a downloadable release, and a newly unveiled trailer...

Posted September 13, 2011
Crysis Is Actually Coming To Consoles Next Month

Eagle-eyed gamers already had at least an inkling that Crysis -- the original, that is, the beast of a PC game released back in 2007 -- was headed for a console release. Now it's confirmed, thanks to a new trailer from Electronic Arts. That's not the best part though. Oh no: the big shocker is that said console release will be in your hands...

Posted September 9, 2011| 17 Comments
Crysis 1 Rated By ESRB For Xbox 360 And PS3

Crysis 1 has been rated by the ESRB for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, despite the lack of an official announcement. The prequel to Crysis 2 was also rated by the Korean Game Rating Board, the same board who outed Limbo for the PSN. Crysis is a sci-fi first-person shooter for the PC. It was developed by Crytex and released in 2007. Many...

Posted July 1, 2011| 15 Comments
Crytek Confirms Natal And PlayStation Move Development

Crysis developer Crytek have long been known for being on the forefront of gaming tech, and judging from what we’ve seen of Crysis 2 (check out Andrew Pfister’s preview for details), they’ve been hard at work bringing their robust and PC-melting engine to consoles like Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. So given the amount of time...

Posted April 16, 2010| 11 Comments
First Crysis 2 Details -- Aliens Are Invading New York City!

Electronic Arts recently alluded to Crysis 2, but details on Crytek's multi-platform sequel have been difficult to pin down since the game was announced last summer. No longer, as The Official PlayStation Magazine will be dropping the first details on Cryis 2 in their next issue. The news was announced by the magazine's editor-in-chief Gary...

Posted January 20, 2010| 8 Comments
More Crysis (Probably Crysis 2) Arriving Sometime Before March 2011

Crytek fans patiently waiting for an update on the development of Crysis 2, announced by Electronic Arts and Crytek in the summer of last year, should be happy to hear that EA has confirmed it's scheduled the release of Crysis game sometime before March 30, 2011. March 30, 2011 is the end of EA's fiscal year 2011. I can't confirm the game's...

Posted January 11, 2010| 9 Comments
Crysis 2 Goes Multi-Platform

Crytek and Electronic Arts have apparently re-thought their Crysis release strategy for the sequel. Rather than being PC only, and limited to people who own computers powered by the most advanced graphics cards and processors, Crysis 2 will be out on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video game consoles as well as PCs. That means everyone will be...

Posted June 1, 2009| 35 Comments
'Crysis Wars' Trial This Weekend

If you haven't checked out Crytek's latest FPS goodness, Crysis Warhead, then cancel your plans for this coming weekend and enjoy Crysis Wars for free. EA and Crytek will be hosting a free trial of the title, which comes with the Warhead expansion available now, starting this October 10 through 12. According to the official site, Crysis Wars...

Posted October 6, 2008
'Crysis' Developer Believes Gamers Have Had Enough Time To Update PCs

Bernd Diemer, a producer on Crysis and Crysis Warhead, believes that in the 10 months since the release of Crysis, PC hardware has reached a point where most people should be able to run the game. Speaking with the LA Times, he acknowledged that Crysis was built with future-proofing in mind. This is a game that will keep looking better as the...

Posted September 11, 2008| 19 Comments
EA Reveals Crysis-Ready PC

Delivering an optimized hardware setup for gamers to fully unveil the gorgeous visuals in Crysis Warhead, Electronic Arts has revealed the details on their line of PCs built for the first-person shooter. With the help of Nvidia and Ultra PC, the Crysis Warhead PC will launch simultaneously with the title this September 16 for $699 and will...

Posted September 8, 2008| 9 Comments
'Video Games Live' Gets Some 'Crysis'

Tommy Tallarico's bockbuster touring live symphonic video game concert is adding some Crysis tunes to their lineup and debuting it all on the Crytek home turf at the Leipzig Games Conference on August 20th. Inon Zur, the composer of said material, had this to say about it: “Crysis is one of the most interesting and challenging games I have...

Posted August 12, 2008| 3 Comments
Crytek Develops for PSP

European developer Crytek has already said they were expanding into console development, and a job listing for their Budapest office calls for a PSP programmer. Methinks the CryENGINE 2 will not fit on PSP in it's present state (GI-normous.) The Budapest office is currently working on Crysis Warhead which should be out this fall. Anyway, if...

Posted June 17, 2008| 1 Comment
Crytek: No More 'Crysis' Patches

Crytek has pulled the plug on patches for Crysis on the PC. The graphically stunning FPS will not be receiving any more changes and fixes from Crytek. They have also stopped development on a Linux version of the game's server software. They are citing problems with piracy as their reason. Crysis sold relatively well, but Crytek maintains that...

Posted June 2, 2008| 21 Comments
'Crysis': DX10-Like Graphics in DX9

Further pointing toward the fact that DX10 is a marketing scheme to push Vista sales, smarty-pants gamers have figured out how to get the game looking pretty damn DX10 in DX9. Direct your personal computer here for instructions on how to bring your system to a crawl trying to play Crysis at super-high detail. ExtremeTech: 3D Graphics...

Posted November 28, 2007| 3 Comments