Ubisoft has come up with a new way to avoid saying the word ‘layoffs,’ with a ‘voluntary career transition program’ offer that some employees won’t be able to refuse

Ubisoft’s Massive Entertainment, the developer of The Division games, Star Wars Outlaws, and Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, says it has “realigned” its teams and resources “to strengthen our roadmap, ensuring our continued focus on The Division franchise and the technologies, including Snowdrop and Ubisoft Connect, that power our games.” And if you think that sounds…

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Farthest Frontier review

Need to know What is it? A medieval survival city builder from the creators of Grim DawnRelease date: Oct 23, 2025Expect to pay: $35/£30Developer: Crate EntertainmentPublisher: Crate EntertainmentReviewed on: Intel i7 9700K, RTX 4070 Ti, 16GB RAMSteam Deck: PlayableLink: Official site Priorities. That’s what managing a medieval city is all about. Farms are important for…

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Secretlab Magnus Evo review

The Secretlab Magnus Evo certainly lives up to its name, taking its signature sit-standing desk and tweaking some of its biggest friction points for a more refined, evolved experience over its predecessor. If you’re already all decked out with the original Magnus Pro, there’s admittedly not much different here to convince you to jump ship….

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Battlefield 6’s first batch of soldier skins is more tactical than tacti-cool, but if you thought that one green skin was a step too far, I don’t know what to tell you

Tactical or tacti-cool, that is the real question when it comes to cosmetics in modern FPS games—or, maybe, the secret third answer: completely absurd and silly collaborations or celebrities, like most of the recent ones in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, which is odd considering I thought it was supposed to be a Cold…

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Windows 10 might be a goner but there are still some ancient icon relics inside Windows 11 that date all the way back to Windows 95

Windows 10 may be essentially an ex-operating system, but that doesn’t mean Microsoft has relinquished its appetite for really ancient code. For proof, look no further than the icons contained within the antediluvian pifmgr.dll file that lives on in Windows 11 to this day. According to this blog post on the Microsoft Dev site by…

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