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‘London is ready to level up and lead the world in esports’: Mayor of London wants to use big events to stimulate economy and create opportunities for young people

As a Brit, I know London for many things: the always slightly too warm but no less incredible ‘tube’ transport network, all the times I’ve overheard my fellow Brits mistake the Houses of Parliament for ‘a big church,’ and black snot. Okay, maybe that last one was oversharing. Anyway the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan,…

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Share of the Week: Saros

Share of the Week: Saros

Last week, we sent you to Carcosa to try out the newly released Saros Photo Mode using #PSshare #PSBlog. Here are this week’s highlights: MdeavorVP shares Arjun dashing to the side thwippip shares Arjun atop a ruined landscape on Carcosa dougsvest shares Arjun sending a red blast to an enemy   l2.focus shares Arjun standing in…

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Palworld studio says ‘gamers don’t want’ AI in their games: ‘It feels like everyone who is super gung-ho about it isn’t from the industry’

It’s been a big moment for AI disclosures. Games with such labels have been flooding Steam as of late, and whenever the parade of summer trade shows rolls around, the inevitable question quickly arises: how many of these games were made with the controversial tech? The answer doesn’t always go down easy as we saw…

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Logitech G305 X Superlight review

For years, Logitech’s egg-shaped G305 has been a budget beast, offering a comfortable feel, decent sensor, and solid shape at a reasonable price. It was so good, in fact, that it was our pick for the best budget wireless gaming mouse until the copycat Mchose G3 V2 Pro showed up. Incredibly, it claimed a spot…

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The US is worried China could have a top-spec chipmaking machine despite export restrictions, but the machine maker ASML denies it

The Dutch company ASML is the only company to make the world’s most advanced chipmaking machines. Those machines have only ever gone to US or US-friendly companies such as TSMC, Intel, Samsung, and so on. The Chinese chipmaking market hasn’t had access to them—perhaps until now, that is. According to the US Commerce Secretary Howard…

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WoW’s quest to add variable difficulty to just about everything continues in Midnight patch 12.1’s Mythic world bosses, though there’s a catch

Patch 12.1 is on the horizon, and it looks like we were right—that ominous monologue Zul’jan had during World of Warcraft: Midnight‘s main story quests was absolutely a setup for the next major patch. Curse of Ula’tek is going to take us to The Coiled Isle, where we’ll be digging further into the troubled history…

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