Welcome back to PlayStation Underground, our new online show about video games. Today, we go underground with one of the goriest, most visceral fighting games in the industry. That’s right, it’s Mortal Kombat X, which is out tomorrow on PS4. Your stomach is not ready. We play nearly 20 minutes with NetherRealm Studios Community Specialist…
‘Redirect to SMB’ affects all versions of Windows, including Windows 10 While in the process of hunting for ways to abuse a chat client feature that provides image previews, security researchers at Cylance say they stumbled upon a new technique that hackers could use to pluck sensitive login credentials from any Windows PC, tablet, or…
March was certainly a good month for videogames! Bloodborne ruled the PS4 charts on PlayStation Store, perhaps expectedly. Read on for the full list of PlayStation Store’s top sellers on PS4, PS3 and PS Vita. PS4 Games 1 Bloodborne 2 Battlefield Hardline 3 Surgeon Simulator: A&E Anniversary Edition 4 HELLDIVERS 5 Dragon Ball Xenoverse 6…
Long-term outlook isn’t all that bad, though Research firms IDC and Gartner have published their respective PC shipment estimates for the first quarter of 2015 and they don’t make for pretty reading. According to both firms, the PC market squandered the momentum of recent quarters during the latest three-month period, though they don’t see eye…
There’s a new version of Microsoft Solitaire Collection in this one It’s time for your weekly dose of Windows 10 builds. Over the past month or so alone, we’ve had as many as five new builds—both official releases and leaks—with the last one finding its way onto the Internet Friday. (A few more and we’ll…
The Linux-based ‘Developer Edition’ starts at $949 In late 2012, Dell released a Ubuntu-running variant of its XPS 13 laptop as part of its “Project Sputnik” initiative. Named the Developer Edition, in reference to its target demographic, the Linux-based variant has accompanied every XPS 13 refresh since then and this year is no exception. The…
The company wants to change the very fabric of the Web If it were left to BitTorrent, Inc., it would probably unravel the Web and spin it anew to make it work more like its popular peer-to-peer sharing technology. Don’t you think so? Believe it or not such an effort is already afoot at the…
If you’re the least bit squeamish, you may want to cover your eyes — the iconic fighting series is back, along with its wince-inducing collection of finishing moves. Mortal Kombat X storms onto PS4 this week with eye-popping graphics (in some cases literally), a new style variation system, and a huge roster of fighters. Like…
Shout outs for a couple hits that didn’t make this week’s top ten (because they happened at the end of the week): the intro cutscene for Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward has been revealed in all its snowy glory (don’t watch if you haven’t finished the story in FFXIV A Realm Reborn, though). Also, our pals…
Hello everyone! When I was much, much younger, I was awestruck by the cut scenes that were introduced with Final Fantasy VII, like when the Lifestream emerged to deflect Meteor. Or Squall and Rinoa’s famous dance at the ball in Final Fantasy VIII, which was also used to show off the capabilities of the PlayStation…