Gran Turismo 7 update 1.69 available today, first 2026 Gran Turismo World Series details

In this month’s free update, the Polyphony team is dropping the ridiculously fast 1,286-BHP ’24 Yangwang U9 (0-62.1 mph in 2.36 seconds). They are also introducing the practical ’93 Renault Twingo (1.2L inline-4 OHV engine). In addition, the Leichtbau 964, a mix of classic 911 styling and air-cooled ruggedness, is included. It’s considered one of…

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Titanium Court review

Need to know What is it? A mash-up of match-three, autobattler and visual novelRelease date April 23, 2026Expect to pay TBCDeveloper AP ThomsonPublisher Fellow TravellerReviewed on RTX 3060 (laptop), Ryzen 5 5600H, 16GB RAMSteam Deck VerifiedLink Steam As far as I can tell Titanium Court is the first prestige match-three game ever made. It’s also…

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Monsters are Coming! The Road Since Launch  

Category: Games April 22, 2026 Monsters are Coming! The Road Since Launch   Edouard Gaudel, Game Director at Ludogram Summary Since launching on Xbox PC and Game Pass in November, Monsters are Coming! has continued to evolve through regular updates shaped by player feedback and internal experimentation. Today, April 22, we’re releasing our latest major update,…

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Data, not guessing: Looking at Nvidia’s past GPUs to predict the specs for its future RTX 60-series graphics cards

This year will be the tenth anniversary of the GeForce GTX 10-series, and since then Nvidia’s gaming GPUs have undergone some fundamental changes to bring ray tracing and AI to the PC gaming masses. While compute performance, cache levels, and VRAM bandwidth are still key to getting high frame rates in games, today’s GeForce graphics…

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OpenAI’s hilarious new patent diagrams have ‘HBM stacked up like rice cakes’

I wouldn’t claim to be an AI datacentre expert—good ol’ fashioned PC gaming circuitry, that’s my bread and butter—but I, along with everyone else and their collective brothers, know that those servers stack memory like nobody’s watching. That’s the reason we’re living through a veritable RAMpocalypse, after all. So I can certainly laugh along with…

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