Thermaltake TH360 V3 Ultra ARGB Sync review

Say it ain’t so, a product in the custom PC industry space right now that’s dare I say “cheap”, “affordable”, “coming down in price”. Unbelievably, yes, that is the case. This is Thermaltake’s TH360 V3 Ultra ARGB Sync all-in-one liquid cooler. And despite the ridiculously funky name, it’s surprisingly impressive all things considered. That’s mostly…

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‘What’s your salary? I told him, and he said no problem, we’ll double. And those days are gone:’ Listening to game dev legends reminiscing in 1989 about the ‘golden days of computer games’ already being over is a trip

Recently uncovered cassette tape recordings of the 1989 Computer Game Developers Conference reveal how much has changed in the games industry in the last 40 years, as well as how much has stayed the same. Decades ago, Origin Systems’ Robert Garriott was already worried about the PC gaming market being oversaturated, even when a mere…

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Blizzard is hiring for an ‘open-world shooter’ using Unreal Engine, which is more evidence that a new Starcraft game could be on its way

According to a recent job listing, Blizzard is cooking up a new game in an engine and a genre that none of its releases have used before. The studio is looking for a “Lead Designer, Innovation” to run development on a “AAA open-world shooter” without a name. Right now, every Blizzard game except Hearthstone (made…

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Instead of making a joke, Valve celebrates April Fool’s Day by rolling out a Steam storefront ‘refresh’ that makes it look much nicer

If you’re signed up for Steam client betas, you might have noticed that the storefront looks a little fresher today. That’s because Valve is testing some updates to the Steam store home page that, you guessed it, “aims to make it even easier for you to find new games by displaying more content and information.”…

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