DayZ creator calls to ‘normalize delaying games,’ that consumers can show Xbox and Sony ‘that delays are okay’ and, oh, ‘Personally: don’t preorder games, folks. Commercially: please preorder games’

Dean Hall, creator of DayZ and CEO of RocketWerkz, has a message for the world: let’s all be more chill about game delays. Especially devs who, Hall reckons, can often work themselves into far too much of a tizz about avoiding delays, sometimes to the detriment of the final game. Hall’s remarks came as part…

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Sega Has Just Announced A New Puyo Puyo Game, But It’s Definitely Not What You’re Expecting

‘Puyo Puyo Trainer’ will be used in “caregiving & welfare” facilities. Puyo Puyo Fever Sega has revealed on social media that a new Puyo Puyo game is currently in development, which is being targeted at “caregiving & welfare” facilities. Read the full article on timeextension.com ‘Puyo Puyo Trainer’ will be used in “caregiving & welfare”…

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Three of the biggest password managers are vulnerable to ‘a cornucopia of practical attacks’ say security researchers

Despite banging on about data privacy, my password practices are perhaps not actually that secure. No, I’m not leaving them lying around on post-it notes like my office is just the latest level of an immersive sim, but a recent study suggests that cloud-based password managers ain’t it either. A number of these services tout…

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Indie Ghosts ‘N Goblins Tribute ‘Maldita Castilla’ Is Heading To Not One, But Two, Classic Sega Consoles

Including Sega Dreamcast & Mega Drive / Genesis. The retro publisher PlayOnRetro has recently revealed plans to release two new versions of Locomalito’s 2012 Ghosts ‘n Goblins-inspired action platformer Maldita Castilla on Sega platforms, including Sega Mega Drive / Genesis and Sega Dreamcast. Originally debuting on Windows PCs back in 2012, Maldita Castilla is a…

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Yes, Chinese DRAM is fine for gaming but don’t think for one moment that any of it is a bargain

Corsair, G.Skill, and Kingston are some of the best-known brands of DRAM for gaming PCs, and over the years, these companies have shipped millions of memory kits. However, now that we’re well into pits of hell (aka the RAMpocalpyse), everything these vendors offer is now exceptionally expensive. But what about the lesser-known brands? Ever heard…

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