Shattered Horizon Available for Pre-Order

Futuremark’s upcoming space shooter game, Shattered Horizon is now available for pre-order ahead of its release on November 4. It will be priced at US$19.95/€19.95/£14.95 which is a nice surprise for gamers. In order to entice more sales Futuremark is offering a 10% discount for pre-orders of the game and 25% off for beta testers of the game through Steam. Futuremark Game Studios also say that there will be new levels and features available for free in DLC (downloadable content) packs. There will also be dedicated servers in North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand after the lauch of the game. The server code will be made public shortly after the game’s release. I think that it’s good to see some studios staying loyal and true to the PC community.

You can pre-order Shattered Horizon here.

Random Posts

• New OCC Contest Starts March 25th Grand Prizes will be two computers
• Apple Working on Fix for Snow Leopard Data Loss
• Apple earnings report: Best Mac, iPhone quarterly sales ever
• Presented By:
• Samsung Renown SCH-u810 (Verizon Wireless)
• BT, Google criticise Digital Economy Bill amendment
• Norton 360 Version 4.0
• Adobe - Photoshop Elements 8
• Western Digital WDTV Live Plus
• AMD Launches Five New Processors
• Polywell’s Customizable $1000 Desktop PC
• Intel: We Were Hacked Too
• Labor costs on the rise in China, consumers might soon feel a pinch
• Hardware Roundup: Thursday Edition
• Active Media Launches USB 3.0 SSD Drives
• MSI’s All-in-1 Has 3D, Core i7, Full HD 120Hz LED
• iRiver - E200 16GB
• Presented By:
• Hardware Virtualization Technology No Longer Required for Windows 7 ‘XP Mode’
• Google Books Settlement Delayed Once Again
• Apple Patents Putting Ads Into the OS
• ATI Radeon HD 5830 Fills Price/Performance Gap
• MIPS Introduces Code Compression Chips
• Over 50 million tweets served - a day
• Please recommend a low cost video card that runs 3 displays
• Presented By:
• Microsoft launches ultra-thin BT keyboard
• Corsair Launches Hydro Series H70 Cooler
• Mesh - Matrix 965DX Bianco
• Strong Windows demand boosts Microsoft earnings
• Samsung Vibrant (T-Mobile)
• Sony - Alpha A330
• How to Backup your Email’s to disk or remote server.
• First DirectX 11 Benchmark Demo Released
• PC Tutorials Online Back
• Computerworld’s Windows RAM Source Was Fake
• DVD ROM problem
• osversion: RT @digg_linux_unix: Linux on the move: the future of portable distros http://is.gd/73HIt
• Virus?
• Hardware Roundup: Monday Edition
• problem reading dvd
• Analogue TV spectrum to be used for mobile broadband
• Facebook Introduces ‘Gross National Happiness Index’ App
• Pop-ups come when I log in.
• Kempler & Strauss W PhoneWatch (Unlocked)
• Iomega StorCenter ix4-200d NAS Server
• MS Antivirus
• Pinnacle Systems - PCTV nanoStick solo
• Gateway SX2802-01
• Windows 7 Breaks Sales Record
• Offline SharePoint tool promised for Mac users
• Albatron Announces Optical Touch Monitor
• Antispyware XP
• Cant access my portrable HD
• HP 67352S XP Installation error
• Deals for August 4: 23.6” Samsung 2494LW $159
• Hardware Roundup: Monday Edition
• HP’s More Affordable, Core i5 Based Elite Desktop
• AMD to Launch DisplayPort to Single Link DVI Adapters
• DFI Launches LANParty BI P43-T34 Motherboard
• YouTube Removing Support for IE6
• NVIDIA Next Generation ION With Optimus Technology
• Report: Windows 7 SP1 Release Pushed to Q4′10
• THQ - Darksiders
• Amazon is strongest cloud contender, says Mark Shuttleworth
• Skullcandy 50/50
• AMD/ATI Launches Radeon HD 5570
• Modern Warfare 2 PC: No Dedicated Servers
• YouTube quietly enters movie rental business with indie flicks
• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Minimum Specs
• Apple’s White MacBook Goes Unibody Too
• Presented By:
• Western Digital releases 1TB laptop hard drive
• Facebook hits half a billion users
• HP Slate: From under $550, with Atom CPU?
• Patriot: We Built a 40 SSD Drive Crazy Computer
• Upgrade Your Desktop PC for Blu-ray
• maleware super problem
• The power of a no.1 search ranking
• Computer Deal of the Week
• EVGA Dual CPU Motherboard Gets Official Launch; Named Classified SR-2
• Canon - Ixus 130
• JVC DVD-RW model VD-W47[DE]J
• The power of brands
• Apple Counting Down to 10 billionth iTunes Download
• Photos: RIM shows off the slim BlackBerry Bold 9700
• AMD Phenom II X6 Final Specifications Leak
• Origin PC Overclocks 6-Core i7-980X to 4.3GHz
• Activision - Singularity
• Packard Bell - dot m/a UK020
• Hitachi’s New HDDs A Blazing 15,000 RPM Fast
• Blog: Watch out, your metadata is showing
• Google to Pull Out of China by April 10 Says New Report
• Presented By:
• Eidos - Batman: Arkham Asylum
• Microsoft Office gone
• Computer Inventor Finds Computers "Annoying"
• Confusion Over Leaked NVIDIA GTX 480 Specs
• AV7 problem
• Microsoft Working on Windows 8 Docs for DoJ