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The Bellows by CastleSteps PSVR Trailer Video for PlayStation 4
Horror fans get ready for some PlayStation virtual reality fright as CastleStepsGames just released their official PSVR trailer video of The Bellows for PlayStation 4.
The Bellows places you into your greatest nightmare utilizing VR and real-life movement to interact with an increasingly frightening world.
Check out the PSVR trailer below, and to quote from their official site: "Of all the things you choose in life, you don't get to choose what your nightmares are. You don't pick them; they pick you." -- John Irving
You find yourself in the shoes of a man alone in his home. The storm has been raging for what feels like an eternity, sleep refusing to fully take hold. As your windows clatter open yet again, you feel something isn't quite right. The lights no longer move as they should, the world around you starts to feel threatening... and an unsettling feeling starts to take hold...
The Bellows is a VR Horror experience designed to play like an interactive movie. Plunge yourself into a world of nightmares and fear, and discover just how frightening the past can really be.
Be aware... Some mysteries are thicker than others. Only the bravest of souls will dare to find the illusive sneaky Chuck.
The Bellows places you into your greatest nightmare utilizing VR and real-life movement to interact with an increasingly frightening world.
Check out the PSVR trailer below, and to quote from their official site: "Of all the things you choose in life, you don't get to choose what your nightmares are. You don't pick them; they pick you." -- John Irving
You find yourself in the shoes of a man alone in his home. The storm has been raging for what feels like an eternity, sleep refusing to fully take hold. As your windows clatter open yet again, you feel something isn't quite right. The lights no longer move as they should, the world around you starts to feel threatening... and an unsettling feeling starts to take hold...
The Bellows is a VR Horror experience designed to play like an interactive movie. Plunge yourself into a world of nightmares and fear, and discover just how frightening the past can really be.
Be aware... Some mysteries are thicker than others. Only the bravest of souls will dare to find the illusive sneaky Chuck.
How to Setup a PS4 DualShock 4 (DS4) Controller on Steam Tutorial
With Sony's PS4 DualShock 4 controller now officially supported in Valve Corporation's digital distribution platform known as Steam, here's a guide on how to use a PlayStation 4 DS4 controller as a PC gamepad on Steam! 
To quote from Tom's Guide on How to Use a PS4 Controller on Steam:
"To get your DualShock 4 set up on Steam, launch the Steam client and click the controller icon at the top right to enter Big Picture Mode, which is Steam's console-like, controller-friendly interface. From there, go to Settings > Controller Settings and make sure "PS4 Configuration Support" is toggled on.
After that, simply plug your PS4 controller in via a microUSB cable or Sony's DualShock wireless dongle. You'll be prompted with a small window for personalizing your controller, which lets you assign a name to your DualShock 4, toggle the rumble feature and set the color, brightness and saturation of the gamepad's top-facing lightbar.
Your DualShock 4 will now be registered to work on Steam, but that's just the beginning of the fun.
If you head to Settings > Base Configurations, you can create button schemes for navigating Steam in both Desktop and Big Picture mode, as well as dictate what happens when you hold down the home button in-game. You can also create game-specific control schemes by simply launching a game, pressing the PlayStation button and selecting Controller Settings.
The amount of ways you can customize your DualShock 4 on Steam is staggering, and reminds me a lot of the fine-tuning options that Valve offers for its own, less-conventional Steam Controller. In addition to remapping every button and adjusting the sensitivity of the thumbsticks, you can also take advantage of the controller's unique touchpad and gyroscope in a myriad of ways.
Want the DualShock 4's touchpad to behave like a mouse? Go for it. How about controlling the in-game camera by simply moving the controller? You can make that happen. If you like tweaking every possible parameter when setting up your controls for games, Steam's DualShock 4 features could keep you busy for hours."
From Steam's Latest Update, to quote in part: Controller
To quote from Tom's Guide on How to Use a PS4 Controller on Steam:
"To get your DualShock 4 set up on Steam, launch the Steam client and click the controller icon at the top right to enter Big Picture Mode, which is Steam's console-like, controller-friendly interface. From there, go to Settings > Controller Settings and make sure "PS4 Configuration Support" is toggled on.
After that, simply plug your PS4 controller in via a microUSB cable or Sony's DualShock wireless dongle. You'll be prompted with a small window for personalizing your controller, which lets you assign a name to your DualShock 4, toggle the rumble feature and set the color, brightness and saturation of the gamepad's top-facing lightbar.
Your DualShock 4 will now be registered to work on Steam, but that's just the beginning of the fun.
If you head to Settings > Base Configurations, you can create button schemes for navigating Steam in both Desktop and Big Picture mode, as well as dictate what happens when you hold down the home button in-game. You can also create game-specific control schemes by simply launching a game, pressing the PlayStation button and selecting Controller Settings.
The amount of ways you can customize your DualShock 4 on Steam is staggering, and reminds me a lot of the fine-tuning options that Valve offers for its own, less-conventional Steam Controller. In addition to remapping every button and adjusting the sensitivity of the thumbsticks, you can also take advantage of the controller's unique touchpad and gyroscope in a myriad of ways.
Want the DualShock 4's touchpad to behave like a mouse? Go for it. How about controlling the in-game camera by simply moving the controller? You can make that happen. If you like tweaking every possible parameter when setting up your controls for games, Steam's DualShock 4 features could keep you busy for hours."
From Steam's Latest Update, to quote in part: Controller
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Call of Duty: Black Ops Co-Op Mods with Demonstration Videos
For PC game modding fans here are some demo videos of recent Call of Duty: Black Ops Co-Op Mods from SE2Dev and Chooch via SPi with the details and related download links below. 
To quote from their page: Black Ops Co-Op Mod
It's finally here!
That's right! You can finally play Black Ops in coop mode with your friends!
Features
Black Ops COOP mod with Chooch
To quote from the video's caption: Welcome to a special gameplay video! Call of Duty: Black Ops has a new Co-Op mod!
Made by SE2Dev and still in WIP version, this mod allows you to play most of BO1 campaign missions with friends. Just like zombies. Do not expect it to be bug-free but expect it to be fun.
How to play mod and instructions:
1) Download coop mod from here: info will be added soon.
2) Download game_mod from here.
3) Unzip both files
4) Copy the game_mod folder contents in your steam's Black Ops 1 folder.
5) Copy coop folder in your Bo1/mods...
To quote from their page: Black Ops Co-Op Mod
It's finally here!
That's right! You can finally play Black Ops in coop mode with your friends!
Features
- Play through all campaign missions (with the exception of the RTS portion of WMD)
- Rewritten menus (partially based on frontend_patch)
- Choose which map to play directly from the lobby menu
- Support for playing custom campaign maps
- Quick Teleport
- Quickly teleport to any player or forwards by a small amount
- Extensibility
- Script modifications are available in raw format (in the IWD) and the mod can be used as a base for custom co-op maps
- This mod requires game_mod v1.1.0 or greater
- v1.0.0 (Initial Release)
Black Ops COOP mod with Chooch
To quote from the video's caption: Welcome to a special gameplay video! Call of Duty: Black Ops has a new Co-Op mod!
Made by SE2Dev and still in WIP version, this mod allows you to play most of BO1 campaign missions with friends. Just like zombies. Do not expect it to be bug-free but expect it to be fun.
How to play mod and instructions:
1) Download coop mod from here: info will be added soon.
2) Download game_mod from here.
3) Unzip both files
4) Copy the game_mod folder contents in your steam's Black Ops 1 folder.
5) Copy coop folder in your Bo1/mods...
GTA Online Chiliad Mystery Gurus Reveal Alien Crash Site in GTA V
Recently data mining team The Game Files Guru discovered GTA V alien assets in last month's GTA Online Gunrunning update for Grand Theft Auto V as revealed on their official site ChiliadMystery.guru. 
Some screenshots and demonstration video footage are below, with the Chiliad Mystery Guru Team discovering the Alien Egg Supply Run mission consists of stealing supplies that leads to a UFO crash site just outside the Zancudo military base containing alien eggs that must be eliminated once they hatch.
From their YouTube Channel comes the following demo footage, with the video's caption stating the following to quote: Chiliad Mystery Gurus: The Alien Crash Site Revealed
In the code, there are natives that call the events, or missions. Sometimes, like the Chiliad UFO, certain conditions must be met before that native call is true and executes.
Normally these are easy to read, but we knew something was different with this one. Not only did we run into obfuscation, but the functions go in and out of themselves, like spaghetti.
Tracing it both backwards and forwards led nowhere. We agreed this was our mission, but to be certain we needed to force our variable to be set to true and execute out of the loop. We figured it was used in a Supply Drop mission. So we forced our event to be true, trigger the mission and start a supply run.
We can then see it's obvious the UFO event itself, is in the middle of it's script, while the mission is at it's beginning. (This causes some of the bugs you think you see, they aren't bugs, they just aren't executing properly.) This leads us to believe that whatever happened during the UFO's crash script, happens on the way to setting 20 to true. That's where we're testing now.
That's not all we've found and the Mystery is not over. Thanks to Guru WetNips and the whole Guru team. Special thanks to...
Some screenshots and demonstration video footage are below, with the Chiliad Mystery Guru Team discovering the Alien Egg Supply Run mission consists of stealing supplies that leads to a UFO crash site just outside the Zancudo military base containing alien eggs that must be eliminated once they hatch.
From their YouTube Channel comes the following demo footage, with the video's caption stating the following to quote: Chiliad Mystery Gurus: The Alien Crash Site Revealed
In the code, there are natives that call the events, or missions. Sometimes, like the Chiliad UFO, certain conditions must be met before that native call is true and executes.Normally these are easy to read, but we knew something was different with this one. Not only did we run into obfuscation, but the functions go in and out of themselves, like spaghetti.
Tracing it both backwards and forwards led nowhere. We agreed this was our mission, but to be certain we needed to force our variable to be set to true and execute out of the loop. We figured it was used in a Supply Drop mission. So we forced our event to be true, trigger the mission and start a supply run.We can then see it's obvious the UFO event itself, is in the middle of it's script, while the mission is at it's beginning. (This causes some of the bugs you think you see, they aren't bugs, they just aren't executing properly.) This leads us to believe that whatever happened during the UFO's crash script, happens on the way to setting 20 to true. That's where we're testing now.
That's not all we've found and the Mystery is not over. Thanks to Guru WetNips and the whole Guru team. Special thanks to...
Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare PS4 EBOOT & ELF Files for Developers
Just before the weekend we saw some CoD: AW PS4 1.76 Modding Offsets and today @Bultra followed-up with a reply sharing the Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare PS4 EBOOT.BIN, default.elf and default_mp.elf files for developers to decrypt with a 1.76 OFW console via the PS4 Dlclose Exploit.
Download: CODAW PS4.rar (7.55 MB)
To quote from his post: Magical Things happen in this folder
Enjoy
Make Sure to have a 1.76 Console and Dlclose to decrypt the ELFS and eboot
Finally, we'd like to wish everyone in the US a very safe and happy Independence Day long weekend!
Download: CODAW PS4.rar (7.55 MB)
To quote from his post: Magical Things happen in this folder
Enjoy
Make Sure to have a 1.76 Console and Dlclose to decrypt the ELFS and eboot
Finally, we'd like to wish everyone in the US a very safe and happy Independence Day long weekend!