Almost out of nowhere, Bethesda will release The Scorchers, a DLC for Rage next thursday. For $4.99/400MSP, players will go back to Wasteland for a new adventure that features six new areas, new allies to fight the bandit clan and defend the Hager Settlment and also the return of Mutant Bash TV, new mini-games, and the brutal Nailgun. Also coming with the DLC is Ultra-Nightmare high difficulty mode and Extended Play option to play past the ending of the game.

We are running a bit late but it took us a while to get our copy of the PC version of Rage, which is why we could not show you some 1080p footage before. In this 60 fps video, you will occasionally notice some texture pop-up, though the patch which was released made them more bearable. Unfortunately, textures are still terribly poor when you get close, which, for a PC game, is really disappointing. ID Software said a HD texture pack is on its way, so I guess we will have to be a bit more patient...

We were hoping we would receive our copy of Rage in time to write a full review but unfortunately it got here for the game's release and we could only play the beginning of the adventure (again). Although I had discovered the first hour of id Software's new title on PC last August, I must say I was really impressed when launching the console version. Graphics, framerate and animations are all particularly superb and at times, it almost feels like jumping onto the next generation of hardware (except when you start looking at textures from up close). I'll leave you with four gameplay videos so you can see it for yourself.

Bethesda has published this new gameplay video of Rage showing off the Jackal Canyon. You will also find below a video detailing the Anarchy Edition.

Rage will be very soon released so you can already check the game's TV spot, which features the song Counting Bodies Like Sheep to the Rhythm of the War Drum by A Perfect Cirle.

Bethesda sent us this new gameplay video of Rage that shows the Water Service co-op mission. The game will be out next month.

Bethesda starts PAX Prime with a new gameplay video of Rage, showing the Gearheads, a tough bandit clan. It will be out on October 4 in North America and three days later in Europe.

Here is the last developer diary of Rage dedicated to the sound design of id Software's game. Bethesda will drop the game in early October.

QuakeCon does a good start with this new trailer of Rage released by Bethesda. The game from id Software will be out in early October and our hands-on preview will be online very soon.

Here is the fifth dev diary of Rage that shows us the enemies we will encounter in the game, from bandits to mutants to super soldier. A preview of the game will follow soon, as we've played the Xbox 360 version for quite a long time.