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This first debut trailer gives a sneak peak at some of the features of our new platform. The team behind these products consists of several key members that have been and are playing an active role in the Grand Theft Auto community since 1998.

Valve said that it won't give out the beta anytime soon, since there appear to be a bunch of things they want to add/alter before they even give it out for beta testing. They know that everyone will complain about these things anyway if they didn't put them in yet.Valve has come forward to tell us that there are currently no plans to rollout a beta any time soon, since there appear to be a bunch of things that they want to add and/or alter before they even give it out.

Valve knows that alot of hardcore counterstrike players will complain about 'these things' if they didn't put them into Global Offensive. With Battlefield 3 out, and a whole bunch more coming, it seems the majority of the gaming community still doesn't care about this game. With Battlefield 3 out, and a whole bunch more coming.

As previously reported on our other network website, Rockstar Games has announced Grand Theft Auto V earlier today. A first trailer is supposed to be released on November 2nd 2011, so that's in just one week time.

Our staff has also been trying to uncover possible locations for Grand Theft Auto V with Washington D.C. currently being the best guess so far. Also check out Rockstar Games' website that has been turned into a teaser website for the game.

Just recently Infinity Ward has released a new trailer for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 called Redemption. In the trailer we can see snow, urban gunbattles, vehicle action and much, much more. When viewing the trailer one gets the feeling that the singleplayer campaign will be much like Call of Duty 4, which is actually what the majority of the community wants.

As Robert Bowling said in our interview with him, not too long ago, maps really do appear to be much larger and as such it might have an affect on framerate though Robert Bowling has assured us that it can be compared to Modern Warfare 2 in terms of framerate.

In screenshots from L.A. Noire for PC that have been released by Rockstar Games today one thing comes to mind almost immediately, there seems to be no sign of anti-aliasing anywhere in the game. This means that after all the time between Grand Theft Auto 4 and L.A. Noire (4 years) there still has been no improvements on that end.

Though we could be wrong, you should check out our close ups that we put together to show you that there really is no anti-aliasing in sight. In addition, check out the other high resolution L.A. Noire  PC screenshots here.

In a recent interview that we've had with Robert Bowling we can now say for certain that Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 will feature true dedicated servers and not 'dedicated servers' in the sense that only validated hosting companies will receive binary files.

In short this means that, just like Call of Duty 4, everybody is able to set up their own server on any piece of hardware. In addition to that, there will be a real server browser with every feature on there that we have seen in Call of Duty 4.

As promised, MODMYWHAT TV is back with a brand new season. Starting off with a brand new interview with Robert Bowling, creative strategist over at Infinity Ward, that's currently developing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3.

We have asked everything a true PC gamer is really interested in, mod tools, dedicated servers, system specifications, porting, you name it, here it is. As expected Modern Warfare 3 will feature true dedicated servers that made the series one of the biggest gaming series in the pc gaming community.

Mod tools have not yet been confirmed but Robert assures us that the entire team over at Infinity Ward is really proud of the modding community, especially since the release of Call of Duty 4, so they are looking into releasing mod tools after the launch of the game.

The development team of the popular Grand Theft Auto IV modification Vice City Rage has announced that we can expect a beta release this Christmas! While information on the release is still a little vague the development team has released a new trailer to show off the progress that they have made over the past few weeks.

Vice City Rage has been one of the most popular total conversion modifications for Grand Theft Auto IV to date and we can see why. More and more people seem to want a new Vice City vibe game and if Rockstar Games doesn't make it, modders will.

Back in October 2009 the Purchase Brothers released a Half-Life 2 movie that was based on the original storyline. Escape From City 17 Part One was created as a long form spec commercial for a commercial demo reel. Now, they have completed the second short in their spare time.

The second part features all the great tidbits that you'd expect from the Half-Life 2 universe, ranging from music to soundeffects, from models to weapons, it's all in there as it should be. During the film you can even hear the ambiant noises that you also hear in the game, it's awesome. And even though this really isn't modding related I strongly urge you to watch it if you haven't seen it already.

After DICE announced to the world that Battlefield 3 will not ship with modding tools the majority of the PC community flipped. How could DICE say that the Frostbite 2 engine is too difficult for us to mod? It seems as if DICE thinks that modders are too stupid to understand their precious engine.

After a few weeks DICE seems to have taken a radical turn-around as the DICE management is now considering releasing mod tools for Battlefield 3. It is said that the modding tools will not ship with the release of the game, thus hinting at a release a few months after the release, much like what happend with Battlefield 2.

Today we were able to try out the co-op mode, one of the new features of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3. After a long 90-minute wait, we were able to play for about 15/20 minutes. Here's a quick breakdown of the things we've seen.

After the whole IWnet debacle even the big players (read: CEO) that seem to run the franchise should in fact know by now that their strategy isn't working out. We've seen lots and lots of crying over the connection lost issues as well as the failing anti-cheat measurements in Modern Warfare 2.

This time Robert Bowling a fake twitter account went out to respond to an angry PC fan that was expressing his opinion on the fact that @fourzerotwo can't even respond to a simple question as to whether or not Modern Warfare 3 will feature dedicated servers.

Robert Bowling finally cracked and the fake twitter account that is impersonating Robert Bowling announced dedicated servers for the PC version, console gamers are out of luck as dedicated servers and consoles don't always seem to mix (unless your game is developed by Valve that is).

For any fan of the Operation Flashpoint series this is the perfect opportunity to catch up on the series, as the new game Operation Flashpoint: Red River released not too long ago. Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising is a first person tactical military game for developed by the popular British game developer Codemasters.

As most of you probably know, one of the biggest gaming expo in the world, GamesCom is hosted August 17th till August 21st. I am pleased to announce that our entire editorial staff will bring you coverage of the event.

It's been a few years since we've last heard about Black Mesa Source even though it is, in our books, one of the most extensive modifications in development to date, reason enough to feature it in the spotlight. The goal of the project is to recreate Valve's critically acclaimed 1998 video game Half-Life using the more advanced capabilities of the Source Engine.

When the modification was announced back in 2004 everybody was quite stunned with the progress that they have shown since then. However, the project seems to have a severe lack of updates since 2009. Their website is still up, and seen a whole list of changes, and members are still actively posting on their forums.

Nonetheless more and more people are starting to call this modification vaporware because of it's utterly long development process. Due to it's leetness the project was even leaked onto the web mid 2006 and might have caused the developers to take a step back when it comes to publishing new updates.

This mod, that is being made by RussianCJ, Deaglos and their team, looks really nice and promising. Even though many of us would have rather wanted GTA V-Ice City, this might be something worthy of replacing that desire. This is the entire GTA: Vice city map and vehicles brought into the GTA IV RAGE engine. There is no public release nor release date yet, but on their official Youtube channel you can watch some promising previews.

Yes, the city is pretty much a ghost town still, but rest assured, they are working on it. They are truly planning to make this a full conversion featuring everything from weapons to atmosphere and even storyline. That last bit sounds really interesting, now who wouldn't love to replay Vice city within the epic beauty of the RAGE engine? What is quite important to note however, is that Vice City Rage will only be released for EFLC. There used to be people working on a GTA IV mod that did the same thing, called Vice IV

EA has released a promising gameplay trailer for Battlefield 3 and it does look promising!

The third DiRT 3 developer Q&A, focuses on the myriad advancements set to make the car handling the most authentic in the series.

Arenanet has revealed the Guardian class for its upcoming MMORPG Guild Wars 2.

Treyarch has just recently released the first trailer for the upcoming mappack release for Call of Duty: Blackops.

As we're going to GamesCom this year with our editorial staff, I figured it would be nice to have a look back to show you what you're in for this coming summer, on August 16th. Now, last year I went by myself just to be able to play Guildwars 2 and to chat with developers of Mafia 2 (hint). Right off the bat, I should say that the amount of people visiting the fairgrounds was astronomical.

This week in Modability we take on FIFA 11. FIFA 11 is the 18th title in Electronic Ad by Electronic Arts worldwide under the EA Sports label. It was released on 28 September 2010 in North America, 30 September 2010 in Australia, and 1 October 2010 in Europe for all platforms, except the Wii and Nintendo DS.

Right off the bat I should mention that there ain't a lot that you can do in terms of modding, EA Games is known for having a habbit of using their own fileformats and as such it's quite hard to get to the actual files. While that isn't really a problem as there's not much you want to mod in FIFA 11 anyway, it does leave us with the hacking aspect of it all.

Hacking the game seems surprisingly easy for a game that is also capable of online multiplayer matches, there doesn't seem to be any anti-cheat measures in place so that makes it even easier to spoil the other opponents match.