It’s been a big year for Phasmophobia, not only did the ghost-hunting multiplayer horror game celebrate its fifth anniversary last month but the dev team are also gearing up for its highly anticipated 1.0 launch. “So we’re heading towards our 1.0 release, still in early access,” creator Daniel Knight tells me. “We’ve got quite a…
When I first tested Copilot many moons ago, I wasn’t particularly impressed. Chief among my complaints was its lack of integration with common Windows features, but it looks like that’s about to get a boost—as the latest Windows Insider build allows users to request changes to their PC settings through Copilot, to which it will…
Aggro Crab, the developer of hit co-op game Peak and arbiter of “friendslop” (although we’re still undecided on that phrase here at PC Gamer), have released a demo for its new game for Steam Next Fest—and it’s already utter chaos. Though it’s of a different flavour. Crashout Crew sees you and up to three other…
One man’s Trubbish… We finally did it, Trainers! Pokémon Legends: Z-A launch week is upon us and, with just two days to go, reviews have started rolling in. Here at Nintendo Life, we had a perfectly pleasant time with TPC’s latest. Our very own Ace Trainer Alana awarded it a 7/10 in our review, calling…
A life saver. Flash carts have become such an integral part of retro gaming that they are now evolving over time, with newer variants boasting special features that go beyond merely running ROMs on vintage hardware. Krikzz’s range of EverDrive carts is a good example of this iterative process; the Ukrainian engineer and modder is…
A year ago today Intel and AMD teamed up to defend x86, establishing an advisory group called the x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group (EAG). It’s job is to help simplify, improve compatibility for, and increase the capabilities of x86. Now, exactly one year on, AMD and Intel are letting us know the fruits of this perhaps…
For all its modern graphical bells and whistles, I have one major gripe with Battlefield 6‘s visuals. And no, it’s surprisingly not to do with the performance, as it’s one of the only games in recent memory that actually runs really well. My gripe is much more odd: why is the sun so bloody bright?…
Ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger spoke to CNBC earlier this week, ruminating on a variety of topics, including AI. When asked whether he thought the tech industry was in the middle of an AI bubble, he responded: “Of course. Of course we are. We’re hyped, we’re accelerating, we’re putting enormous leverage into the system. “That said,…
In an age where data breaches are both costly and increasingly common, businesses must leverage technology that safeguards their sensitive information. Traditional fax machines, once a staple in offices worldwide, are giving way to more secure and efficient means of communication. Enterprise fax solutions like InterFAX are at the forefront of this evolution, providing enhanced…
Many will argue that the 90s were the peak of gaming, and they might not be wrong. After all, iconic consoles like the SNES, Dreamcast, Nintendo 64, and PlayStation 1 were all released in that era. The world also got introduced to some legendary games and characters that became an essential part of people’s lives….