Not satisfied to remaster just one of its games, Crytek went and enhanced a whole trilogy of games!

With Warface and Hunt: Showdown being the primary money-makers for Crytek currently, it seems as if Crysis has been left to gather dust…or has it?

With Resident Evil 2 returning this month and reimagining Raccoon City as a deadlier hive of the undead, we started to thinking about the most important things in life: Which weapon would we want with us if we were ever stuck in the middle of a zombie apocalypse? When it comes guns, swords and all manner of exotic tools of destruction, video games have never been short on ideas for death dealers.

You can’t argue with the fact that Crysis became a legend that resonated with fans for years after its release. A pity the same can’t be said for its sequels. That’s the idea behind this documentary from Noah Caldwell-Gervais, which examines the highs of the franchise and its disappointing lows. It clocks in at around an hour, so you might want to bookmark this. It’s an utterly fascinating watch.

We put our Evetech Lagzatron 3000 through its paces, and it showed off some impressive results.

Get the Witcher 2, Crysis 3 and other awesome games for good prices in the Xbox Live Ultimate Game Sale.

Crytek CEO Cevat Yerli has made a statement regarding long-time argument of graphics versus gameplay. Yerli says that graphics have always driven gameplay and believes that it’s 60 percent of the game.

Crysis 3 strikes a suitable middleground between Crysis' open-world jungle and the tighter urban restrictions of Crysis 2.