Share of the Week: Portraits

Share of the Week: Portraits

Last week, we asked you share portraits from the game of your choice using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: Cog_VP shares Aloy resting in the grass in Horizon Zero Dawn ​​ call_me_xavii shares a portrait of Bond in 007 First Light artenpixels_ shares a black and white portrait of Alicia in Clair Obscur:…

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‘Valve isn’t interested in a nuanced conversation’ says indie dev suffering from Steam censorship

Indie creator Robert Yang—who makes good, funny, incandescently homosexual videogames—has an ongoing project. Radiator Forever is a free megabundle/remaster of Yang’s experimental, short-form games that includes titles like Hurt Me Plenty (description: “consent, negotiation, spanking, and aftercare”), Succulent (“juicy cheek physics and demonic possession”) and Stick Shift (“autoerotic night-driving, manually pleasure a gay car”). I’m…

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Asus ZenBook A16 review

When Qualcomm released its first batch of ARM-based Snapdragon X processors two years ago, they worked well enough, but failed to set the PC gaming world on fire. It’s not really what they were meant for, and if decades of buying computer parts have taught me one thing, it’s never to buy into the first…

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‘Finally a card I can afford’: Nvidia announces GeForce-themed trading cards, which are free but you’ll need to travel or get lucky to win some for yourself

Nvidia isn’t one to shy away from memorabilia. From signed golden graphics cards to selling CEO Jensen Huang’s iconic leather coat for charity, it’s fond of putting out things for collectors. But I never quite expected today’s reveal, a series of collectable trading cards. Shared to Nvidia’s YouTube page, the first set of trading cards…

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Legendary dad fixes their kid’s dead RTX 3070 by ripping the capacitor out of an old radio and slapping it on the side, saving over $100 in the process

Stara škola električara – najbolja from r/SerbiaGaming It’s never nice to have to replace your old hardware, but with the memory crisis in full swing, it has become more and more painful to watch old hardware break down. That’s why it’s particularly nice to see people save their old hardware with a little ingenuity, and…

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