It's been a long journey for digital-warriors but finally they have done it, probley the best Battlefield 2 movie ever, and maybe the best game movie ever. ?

Finally its here, with the most epic sounds and editing i have ever seen please check it out over at digital-warriors and show them your support. 

Over the past decade some of the most exciting developments in processors have come not from the CPU makers but the graphics guys. Graphics hardware has evolved significantly from the original dream of implementing OpenGL in hardware to the multicore parallel processing chips that drive today's offerings.

The big question that hangs over the industry is whether gamers actually need the kind of performance delivered by the latest hardware such as NVIDIA's long awaited Fermi GPU.

Despite constant delays, the Fermi architecture, also know by the GF100 moniker, is getting closer to release. With current estimates putting it around April 12^th, this is a generational shift in NVIDIA's hardware design. At the moment a huge number of details are still up in the air, such as card speeds and the number of processing cores that will ship. This hasn't stopped the hype machine as excitement builds over NVIDIA's offering in the DirectX 11 space.

When there's less than two weeks to go before Multiplay's I39 LAN 'Party' is set to kick off, Multiplay normally like to start announcing the exact details behind their various tournaments and exhibitors, with this event being no exception. It was confirmed on Monday that EA have decided to put some money behind their new game, with a substantial £2500 split between the top three teams.

No doubt attendees of i39 will be pleased to see such a strong commitment from EA, and we can only hope a similar fund for the next I series in the summer. What is less expected is the format that Multiplay has decided to go with: 5v5 conquest with no vehicles, mirroring the original way the Battlefield 2 tournaments have been run before. Furthermore, the ruleset they have currenty elected to go with is almost the complete opposite of The Electronic Sports League:

The first cups on ESL for Battlefield Bad Company 2 are just kicking off, and with literally hundreds of teams signed up for both the 8v8 conquest and 4v4 squad rush modes, players everywhere will be looking forward to putting the recently released game through it's paces to see whether or not BFBC2 has what it takes to survive as a competitive scene.

As with all games a good start is always important, and Team Rush managed just that with a convincing win over Prediction Gaming's squad noCrysis. The team, consisting of Crasher, Fchen, Silenthawk and Nad, were seen off by Duky, Mr. Pig, Dusteh and St0n3r, who won the match 5 rounds to 1, giving them the honour of being the first team in the group to chalk up 3 points.

This is a great start for the team, and with i39's £2500 BFBC2 tournament just weeks away is an important confidence boost. Let's hope this is the first win of many to come!

After 14 installments over the last 15 years, the most ambitious and innovativeversion of Need for Speed is on the horizon. EA is working on a free-to-play massively multiplayer online racer, exclusive to the PC. Joystiq notes that an MMO version of the game could be the last Need for Speed title EA will have to make, offering a potential platform for "limitless updates."

Called Need for Speed World, the title has only just reached beta but already boasts over 150 miles of open road. Joystiq says the game follows the arcade-inspired mechanics of previous NFS entries, and should be widely accessible with hardware requirements including a 2.0GHz processor, 2GB of RAM, and a 512MB graphics card.