If you’re hunting for a laptop with a great-feeling keyboard, good luck. I’ve tried hundreds of them at this point, and I’m usually left disappointed. YouTuber Flurples knows the feeling, it seems—but rather than crying about it, they’ve instead decided to modify their Framework 13 laptop to include not just a proper, fully-fledged mechanical keeb,…

Black Flag Remake leaks can only be called that if they come from the Montreuil suburb of Paris—otherwise they’re just sparkling Assassin’s Creed gossip. But good news: the games industry’s most open of open secrets (but that Ubi is still willing to threaten to sue its star over) has let a little more info slip…

I can check one worry off the list for Battlefield 6: the large maps are, in fact, pretty large. This week I played a few hours of Mirak Valley and Operation Firestorm, two maps that Battlefield Studios has been talking up as representative of Battlefield 6’s scale. Even though I’ve played dozens of hours of…

Can’t be bothered to swap your weapons to deal with different elements in Borderlands 4? Then you need to get the Rainbow Vomit. This grossly named legendary shotgun is just as disgusting in the damage department as it is in looks, in large part because it shoots three different elemental pellets at once. Like the…

In an interview with Japanese outlet 4Gamer, AMD has revealed that the upcoming Redstone update for its FSR upscaling platform can run on not just AMD GPUs but graphics cards from other vendors. Yup, that’s right, that includes Nvidia GPUs. Chris Hall, Senior Director Software Development and head of AMD’s ROCm project, which is a…

According to a report from the Financial Times, China’s internet regulator has banned some of the country’s biggest tech firms from buying Nvidia’s AI chips. The ban is said to specifically prevent certain Chinese companies from ordering and testing the RTX Pro 6000D, a product designed specifically for the Chinese market. The Cyberspace Administration of…

It’s rare to see such big numbers as this being bandied about this side of the pond. Deals in the tens of billions of dollars are usually the preserve of those big American tech companies. But US President Donald Trump is currently visiting our little island and already the cash is splashing, as Reuters reports…