Elgato has announced a new capture device for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 which captures gameplay at 1080p 60fps. The “HD60” can record gameplay from the Xbox One, PS4, Wii U, and Xbox 360 from a PC or Mac. The device which was revealed in the video below will launch at a pricey $179.
Other features of the new capture card includes flashback recording, which allows editors to record retroactively, built-in Twitch streaming and YouTube upload, commentary features, and one-click sharing. Read More...
Hitman GO was a surprise hit when it launched for iOS and Android in 2014, boiling the Hitman series’ stealth mechanics down into a turn-based puzzle game that was loads of fun and very challenging. While it has come to other platforms since then, the PSN release marks the first time that it is available on a home console. Considering that the game is designed first-and-foremost as a mobile game that you pick up and play in short bursts, many were understandably worried that that kind of gameplay wouldn’t translate well to the living room gaming experience. Read More...
The horror game Phasmophobia uses unusual speech recognition mechanics, forcing the player to communicate with ghosts through a microphone to discover which species they are. While this is not the first game to listen to a player’s voice, in the context of a horror experience it’s definitely something that sets it apart from the rest of the games. And after the latest update, Phasmophobia advances this ‘eavesdropping’ mechanics.
The ghosts in the game will now hear the player and will appear in rooms where there is a player who is actively speaking. Read More...
