Welcome to the Official Sloppywetblow Blog for my YouTube Gaming Channel.I make Gaming High Definition Gaming Videos For Games That i Really Enjoy.Some Of The Games That i Have Made Videos For Are. Battlefield 3, Battlefield Bad Company 2, Metro 2033,Crysis,Crysis War Head,Alien vs Predator.And Many More.Please Don't Be Shy Leave a Comment About Whatever Game Video You Might Like To See In The Future Or Whatever is On Your Mind
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Metro 2033 Simply Put AWESOME!!!
A while back I was running out of hard drive space and had to delete a game in order to make room for a new game and Metro 2033 was the one I deleted out. Loved the game but videos needed to be made and needed room so down went Metro, Which brings me to now, Last week I picked up a new hard drive to give me the much needed space I have been craving which opened up room for Metro 2033 to be re installed. Considering I never finished the game once I started playing it again I realized just how amazing the game is. The graphics when turned up are just awesome. Yes game has some issues but between playability and graphically game is just amazing. But Make sure you have the hardware to turn it up no game stresses your system like Metro 2003.Go Pick it up!
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
My You Tube Channels Reactions To MW3 Graphics
So far my videos for Modern warfare 3 have been up now for almost two days. The general census from my viewers are that the game looks like a polished version of modern warfare 2.Alot of people are saying that it should of been a DLC update release, while other people have said it should have been called, Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.5.What I can say is that I have spent some time with the single player as well the multiplayer and feel the game does look good. But it feels almost too polished. Don’t get me wrong still a great game but considering Infinity Wards rivals Dice just released Battlefield 3 it’s a tough go and graphically speaking well big edge goes to Battlefield 3
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BY Sloppywetblow
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
120,000 You Tube Views For My Channel Thank You =)
Wanted to say thank you to the You Tube Community for helping me reach 120,000 video Views. I started to do this seriously April 15th 2011.When I look back even though it wasn’t that long ago boy have things changed the way i go about making and filming my videos. To think I used to only record 30 second clips and blends them together. Now as long as my hard drive has space can make never ending videos. Its takes a lot of work to do this but i love it and God willing many more videos to come
Saturday, November 5, 2011
THQ Says Metro 2033 'Flawed Masterpiece'
THQ Says Metro 2033 'Flawed Masterpiece' and Introduces Follow-Up
Set in London and makes up for flawed masterpiece of Metro: 2033
THQ's 'executive vice president, Core Games' Danny Bilson has introduced the new Metro: Last Light by stating that its predecessor, Metro 2033 was a 'flawed gem' and we didn't understand it.
"We believe that Metro 2033 was a flawed masterpiece," of the Russian underground outing, "It was a beautiful, original game that didn't get the marketing support it needed. We won't make that mistake with Metro: Last Light. This game improves on the original in every way - it will have more polish, deeper and more sophisticated gameplay, and satisfyingly visceral combat, without losing what our fans loved about the original.
"Metro: Last Light is another artful piece of game development from an Eastern European studio that will thrill and terrify anyone looking for a more cerebral experience than your typical first person shooter."
Here's the skinny: "Metro: Last Light pitches the player into the midst of a desperate civil war for control over a doomsday device that threatens to destroy humanity forever. The epic single-player campaign and unique multiplayer experience will benefit from the extraordinary lighting, physics and destruction made possible by Metro: Last Light's bespoke 4A Engine technology."
Set in London and makes up for flawed masterpiece of Metro: 2033
THQ's 'executive vice president, Core Games' Danny Bilson has introduced the new Metro: Last Light by stating that its predecessor, Metro 2033 was a 'flawed gem' and we didn't understand it.
"We believe that Metro 2033 was a flawed masterpiece," of the Russian underground outing, "It was a beautiful, original game that didn't get the marketing support it needed. We won't make that mistake with Metro: Last Light. This game improves on the original in every way - it will have more polish, deeper and more sophisticated gameplay, and satisfyingly visceral combat, without losing what our fans loved about the original.
"Metro: Last Light is another artful piece of game development from an Eastern European studio that will thrill and terrify anyone looking for a more cerebral experience than your typical first person shooter."
Here's the skinny: "Metro: Last Light pitches the player into the midst of a desperate civil war for control over a doomsday device that threatens to destroy humanity forever. The epic single-player campaign and unique multiplayer experience will benefit from the extraordinary lighting, physics and destruction made possible by Metro: Last Light's bespoke 4A Engine technology."
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Get your PC ready for Battlefield 3
Get your PC ready for Battlefield 3
There aren’t many game launches which get people looking at their PC and wondering if it’s powerful enough. But the seemingly high system specs of Battlefield 3 have got a lot of us suddenly concerned about the state of our hardware.
With just one weekend to go until it’s released, it’s time to face the question: do you need to upgrade for Battlefield 3?
Confession time: I didn’t get enough hands on time with the beta to do reliable benchmarking, but since there’s a day one patch and new graphics drivers already confirmed, even if I had it wouldn’t mean much. If you do want to see a very thorough analysis of graphics card performance in the beta, though, I can recommend Ryan from PC Perspective‘s work comparing 10 different chips at a range of settings here.
What I can say is that I think a lot of concerns will turn out unfounded. It ran flawlessly at Ultra settings on my generation old Radeon HD5870 from 2009. That was backed up by an embarrassingly good CPU, mind you.
Then again, perhaps I’m in the minority in thinking that. According to a report on IGN a couple of days ago, Battlefield 3 has already resulted in $1bn of PC sales and upgrades in the last year. I’m a little sceptical about that figure – NVIDIA’s last three month sales figure are good, but only $100m more in GPUs than last year.
To recap, here’s the official specs:
Minimum System Requirements
Processor: 2 GHz Dual Core (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz or AMD Athlon X2 2.7 GHz)
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 20 GB
Graphics card (NVIDIA): DirectX 10.0 compatible with 512 MB RAM
Recommended System Requirements
Processor: Quad-core CPU
Memory: 4 GB
Hard Drive: 20 GB
Graphics Card: DirectX 11 compatible with 1024 MB RAM
Not too demanding, huh? I’d argue any PC built in the last few years should meet the highest recommended specs. But if you are planning to upgrade, here’s the kit I’d recommend for playing BF3 on a single standard 1920×1080 desktop monitor.
CPU
Any quad core CPU should be able to run Battlefield 3 flat out, but the best buy at the moment is Intel’s Core i5 2500K, which costs around £170/ $220. There are lower cost, slower Core i5s – and I’d argue that the performance difference is going to be negligible – but the K designation means this chip is unlocked for overclocking, which is a useful talent to have for just ~£10/$10 more. If you afford the extra £100/$100 for a Core i7 chip, you’ll get four extra virtual cores thanks to Intel’s Hyperthreading technology. Again, nice to have, but not essential just for Battlefield 3.
Remember that a CPU upgrade almost always involves changing your motherboard and RAM too (these chips all require a motherboard with an Intel Socket 1155 compatible chipset). The point being that if you’re on limited funds and already have a Core 2 quad or later, you’ll probably find a much bigger performance upgrade by changing your…
Graphics card
The recommended specs include a reference to a GeForce GTX 560 (approx £140/$210). That should get you running at Ultra settings. It’s worth reiterating that there’s more than one type of GTX 560, though. Those that have the ‘Ti’ suffix have more shader cores and a higher clockspeed. The Ti versions cost £40/$40-ish more, but will likely give you headroom to add things like anti-aliasing if you want better image quality.
If it’s a Radeon you’re after, the HD6870 is an incredible bargain at the moment, at around £120/$180. It’s broadly similar to the plain GTX 560 in performance. Given that there’s not that much difference between image quality at High settings and Ultra settings in the game, I wouldn’t blame you at all if you wanted to save the cash and go for this. To give yourself a comfortable amount of headroom for maximum settings if you can afford the 2GB version of the HD6950 (£220/$280) it’ll likely last you for years – although it is more expensive than the GeForce GTX 560Ti.
More expensive GPUs like the GeForce GTX 580 or Radeon HD6990, or even a Crossfire or SLI set-up, are really only likely to be necessary if you’re thinking about triple monitor set-ups or using 3D. There’s a whole other article in that for another time.
Keyboard, Mice and Headsets
Given that the differences between Ultra settings and High settings in Battlefield 3 really are cosmetic, and if you’re looking at aliased outlines you’re not paying enough attention to the game, there’s a good chance you won’t need to upgrade at all. In which case, if you have the money to spare, you might be thinking about new peripherals. There are some great new mechanical keyboards coming through at the moment, like Razer’s Black Widow Stealth Ultimate or Corsair’s K60, which are amazing if you can afford them. Otherwise it’s hard to beat Microsoft’s X4 if you’re on a budget.
Headset wise, you’ll want something to help you communicate with team-mates. As anyone who regularly reads the mag will know, I’m normally quite dismissive of cheap headsets, but Corsair’s HS1A is
There aren’t many game launches which get people looking at their PC and wondering if it’s powerful enough. But the seemingly high system specs of Battlefield 3 have got a lot of us suddenly concerned about the state of our hardware.
With just one weekend to go until it’s released, it’s time to face the question: do you need to upgrade for Battlefield 3?
Confession time: I didn’t get enough hands on time with the beta to do reliable benchmarking, but since there’s a day one patch and new graphics drivers already confirmed, even if I had it wouldn’t mean much. If you do want to see a very thorough analysis of graphics card performance in the beta, though, I can recommend Ryan from PC Perspective‘s work comparing 10 different chips at a range of settings here.
What I can say is that I think a lot of concerns will turn out unfounded. It ran flawlessly at Ultra settings on my generation old Radeon HD5870 from 2009. That was backed up by an embarrassingly good CPU, mind you.
Then again, perhaps I’m in the minority in thinking that. According to a report on IGN a couple of days ago, Battlefield 3 has already resulted in $1bn of PC sales and upgrades in the last year. I’m a little sceptical about that figure – NVIDIA’s last three month sales figure are good, but only $100m more in GPUs than last year.
To recap, here’s the official specs:
Minimum System Requirements
Processor: 2 GHz Dual Core (Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz or AMD Athlon X2 2.7 GHz)
Memory: 2 GB
Hard Drive: 20 GB
Graphics card (NVIDIA): DirectX 10.0 compatible with 512 MB RAM
Recommended System Requirements
Processor: Quad-core CPU
Memory: 4 GB
Hard Drive: 20 GB
Graphics Card: DirectX 11 compatible with 1024 MB RAM
Not too demanding, huh? I’d argue any PC built in the last few years should meet the highest recommended specs. But if you are planning to upgrade, here’s the kit I’d recommend for playing BF3 on a single standard 1920×1080 desktop monitor.
CPU
Any quad core CPU should be able to run Battlefield 3 flat out, but the best buy at the moment is Intel’s Core i5 2500K, which costs around £170/ $220. There are lower cost, slower Core i5s – and I’d argue that the performance difference is going to be negligible – but the K designation means this chip is unlocked for overclocking, which is a useful talent to have for just ~£10/$10 more. If you afford the extra £100/$100 for a Core i7 chip, you’ll get four extra virtual cores thanks to Intel’s Hyperthreading technology. Again, nice to have, but not essential just for Battlefield 3.
Remember that a CPU upgrade almost always involves changing your motherboard and RAM too (these chips all require a motherboard with an Intel Socket 1155 compatible chipset). The point being that if you’re on limited funds and already have a Core 2 quad or later, you’ll probably find a much bigger performance upgrade by changing your…
Graphics card
The recommended specs include a reference to a GeForce GTX 560 (approx £140/$210). That should get you running at Ultra settings. It’s worth reiterating that there’s more than one type of GTX 560, though. Those that have the ‘Ti’ suffix have more shader cores and a higher clockspeed. The Ti versions cost £40/$40-ish more, but will likely give you headroom to add things like anti-aliasing if you want better image quality.
If it’s a Radeon you’re after, the HD6870 is an incredible bargain at the moment, at around £120/$180. It’s broadly similar to the plain GTX 560 in performance. Given that there’s not that much difference between image quality at High settings and Ultra settings in the game, I wouldn’t blame you at all if you wanted to save the cash and go for this. To give yourself a comfortable amount of headroom for maximum settings if you can afford the 2GB version of the HD6950 (£220/$280) it’ll likely last you for years – although it is more expensive than the GeForce GTX 560Ti.
More expensive GPUs like the GeForce GTX 580 or Radeon HD6990, or even a Crossfire or SLI set-up, are really only likely to be necessary if you’re thinking about triple monitor set-ups or using 3D. There’s a whole other article in that for another time.
Keyboard, Mice and Headsets
Given that the differences between Ultra settings and High settings in Battlefield 3 really are cosmetic, and if you’re looking at aliased outlines you’re not paying enough attention to the game, there’s a good chance you won’t need to upgrade at all. In which case, if you have the money to spare, you might be thinking about new peripherals. There are some great new mechanical keyboards coming through at the moment, like Razer’s Black Widow Stealth Ultimate or Corsair’s K60, which are amazing if you can afford them. Otherwise it’s hard to beat Microsoft’s X4 if you’re on a budget.
Headset wise, you’ll want something to help you communicate with team-mates. As anyone who regularly reads the mag will know, I’m normally quite dismissive of cheap headsets, but Corsair’s HS1A is
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Sloppywetblow You Tube Gaming Channel Blog
Welcome to the Official Sloppywetblow Blog for my YouTube Gaming Channel.I make Gaming High Definition Gaming Videos For Games That i Really Enjoy.Some Of The Games That i Have Made Videos For Are. Battlefield 3, Battlefield Bad Company 2, Metro 2033,Crysis,Crysis War Head,Alien vs Predator.And Many More.Please Don't Be Shy Leave a Comment About Whatever Game Video You Might Like To See In The Future Or Whatever is On Your Mind
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