Remember how a few weeks ago a new website surfaced clearly related to the Baldur's Gate series? Today it got updated and the announcement has been made what is going to happen to the franchise.

Both Baldur's Gate 1 & 2 will get enhanced edition remakes, developed by Atari, Overhaul Games and Wizards of the Coast. Bioware, the original developera of Baldur's Gate, will not be involved in this project. The remakes, however, will use an improved version of the original Infinity Engine that the first two games used.

Sources: [Tweakers.net & Baldurs Gate Official]

Mass Effect the big trilogy that has attain a lot of success of the years by Bioware who has made plenty of other RPG's has just finished Mass Effect 3. Now that this blockbuster hit is out, so the fans should be happy with the content that they have paid for to see, right? Instead it is the exact opposite of this. Fans are upset over the open ended endings that you can attain throughout this game. They leave the game opened for you to decide what happens to Commander Shepard, but the fans are not so happy with this.

Hear more about it after the jump!

A long time ago, before technology took over nearly everything, there was a time when people took to the skies in aircraft less advanced than your humble car right now. And they had dogfights with mounted guns, chased each other through the skies and performed all manner of aerial acrobatics. Of course, there is the grim cost of death if you make the tiniest mistake, but with World of Warplanes there is no cost! The game is free to play and will let you get airborne with a simple registration.

World of Warplanes is the next project of game developer Wargaming.net, who previously made the extremely popular World of Tanks. The developers have released the first gameplay teaser of World of Warplanes online and we have the video right above.

The alpha of this game is currently ongoing and you can register to participate on their site.

Source: [World of Warplanes Official]

While we previously speculated that Sim City would be coming back, it has now officially been anounced that a new Sim City game is on the way.

Announced at the Game Developers Conference, the game itself won't be named Sim City 5, instead dropping numbers completely and simply being titled Sim City.

The game will make use of Maxis' proprietary engine dubbed the Glassbox engine.

It will have several new features such as:

• A robust multiplayer mode.
• Players' decisions will have long-lasting repercussions that will extend beyond their city limits.
• Players will address real global challenges such as climate change, the search for renewable resources and natural disasters.

Source: [Businesswire]

After recently discussing AMD's latest graphics cards, this image appeared from out of the blue.

Source: [RockPaperShotgun]