New updates have just come into Steam. We’ve got the changelogs for what’s been improved as of late in two of your favorite on the internet shooters: Valve’s Team Fortress 2 and Splash Damage’s Enemy Territory: Quake Wars!

Valve has been steadily feeding the community with updates and new content which keeps Team Fortress 2 fresh. Splash Damage, on the other hand, may be gearing up for a cooperative effort with Bethesda Softworks for a new game, but it sure as heck isn’t forgetting tune-ups for its current release.

In any case, here are the logs.

Team Fortress 2 changes

• Fixed mat_queue_mode crash during level transitions
• Fixed rapid weapon switching allowing Medics to prevent deployed UberCharges from draining
• Improved prediction of Spy’s speed changes when disguising
• Fixed Stopwatch panel not updating if level designer ends round by hand instead of letting the gamerules end it
• Optimized particle traces on multi-core machines
• Fixed tracers sometimes firing with the wrong team color
• Fixed rapid-fire weaponry critical hit checks getting out of synch between the server and client
• Fixed map exploits in Gold Rush

Enemy territory: Quake Wars changes:

• Added an Auto-Join button to the Limbo Menu to allow players to quickly join a team
• Added new server browser filter. Players can now filter servers by the maximum number of bots playing
• Revised the ‘Hot Server’ weightings so lower ping servers are given higher priority than before
• Replaced Hot Server list with a ‘Join Ideal Server’ button in the server browser
• Fixed custom maps confusing the map voting system
• Fixed the Flyer Drone personal best being referred to as Flyer Hive

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Can’t wait to find out more about the upcoming Prince of Persia (PC, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, DS) game from Ubisoft? Here’s some news that will probably catch your attention. A new video has just been released which shows off one of the new characters in the game: Elika.

The video, hosted by J-C Guyot, the game’s creative director, detailed how they designed the character and the process behind drawing the initial art. While not too many details were revealed for now we have the ability to probably anticipate to hear more about this soon.

Without further ado, below is the video showcasing Elika. Enjoy!

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A tiny more than half a year ago, we saw some very impressive visual assets released by Codemasters to their high-speed, action-packed title Hei t (Personal computer, Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3). With recent word from the developers that the game will be hitting stands pretty soon, we were able to get our hands on the first ever Hei t trailer video.

While Grand Theft Auto 4 seemed to focus on the darker and grittier side of contemporary sandbox gaming, it looked like Hei t will be taking a more relaxed and even wacky approach to it. The trailer also confirms the projected June release date for it as well as an amusing look at how the game will play out.

Anyway, don’t take our word for it. You can watch the trailer, accessible through the source link we’ve provided below, and judge it yourself. In any case, we hope you enjoy the trailer as much as we had.

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Two major game developers have announced a newly-forged partnership. Bethesda Softworks and Splash Damage Studios made public a pact that’s been recently inked for the creation of a new game.

Both companies expressed praise for each other’s work in a press release that they have just put out. Details on what exactly the new game is remain shady, but the two entities state that it will incorporate each other’s specializations in the art of game making.

Bethesda has been around in the industry for quite a while now, throwing out such AAA games us The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion and the upcoming Fallout 3 (Xbox 360, PS3, PC). Splash Damage, on the other hand, has shined with multiplayer shooters like Enemy Territory: Quake Wars (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Personal computer).

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