‘Imagine delivering the smallest supercomputer next to the biggest rocket’: Jensen delivers a DGX Spark to Musk at SpaceX facility but some think the Nvidia launch is little more than a ‘PR stunt’

Nvidia has finally started shipping its first DGX Spark mini ‘supercomputers’ and Musk’s got his mitts on the first one. The company relays, “Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang arrived at the SpaceX facility—amid towering engines and gleaming steel—to hand-deliver the company’s just-launched DGX Spark to Elon Musk.” Huang joked, “Imagine delivering the smallest supercomputer…

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Best Battlefield 6 XP farm

Battlefield 6 is a surprisingly grindy game. Not only does it take ages to rank up your account, which you’ll need to unlock most of the best guns, but you then need to level up those weapons to unlock attachments. And how can we forget the pile of extra assignments that you can complete for…

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Keychron’s upcoming fully ceramic keyboard is a strange choice for rapid trigger and 8K polling but it’s incredibly shiny so I’ll take it

I remember going through an extended ‘thock’ phase, ie, that period of my life where I soaked in as many glorious custom mechanical keyboard ASMR videos as my little ears could handle. For some, that’s less of a phase and more of a lifestyle choice—and fair do’s, I say. If that describes you, then I…

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Minecraft’s Mounts of Mayhem drop is now available to test, including sailing with the nautilus and a brand new weapon enchantment

Minecraft’s Mounts of Mayhem drop will mark the game’s fourth update this year, and even though we’ve only got surface-level information about what’s included, a few of its most appealing features are now available to test with Java edition. This includes getting hands-on with the brand new Spear weapon, alongside a new weapon enchantment we…

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World of Warcraft Legion Remix is suffering from a problem MMO players rarely experience: Too many tanks

Blizzard recently opened the gates on a renewed version of an old World of Warcraft expansion, giving players the opportunity to blast through familiar quests and dungeons with way more power than they had back in 2016. For many players, WoW Legion Remix is an opportunity to collect achievements and cosmetics they previously missed—or the…

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Skyrim’s lead designer reckons open world games are ‘almost a cliché statement’ these days, and that Skyrim owes its continued popularity to a focus on player agency: ‘We didn’t put anything off limits’

Few games enjoy such a long stay in the conversation as The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, one of the biggest and most celebrated fantasy RPGs ever released. And release it did, again and again—but it’s hard to blame Bethesda for all those re-releases. The game’s community is so enthusiastic that modders are practically making entire…

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Arrowhead is delaying Helldivers 2 updates to fix its performance problems: ‘We’re focusing way more on addressing these issues to make sure this sort of things doesn’t happen again’

The last major update to Helldivers 2, Into the Unjust, caused all sorts of performance problems that developer Arrowhead said were a result of unaddressed technical debt. As the game grew in size and complexity, it became increasingly unstable, and Arrowhead said in September that it had plans to address it. Arrowhead dropped a new…

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Steam Next Fest is back with a trove of demos in tow, and the highlights range from a new Heroes of Might and Magic to physics-based combat sims

As marketing bonanzas go, Steam Next Fest has a special place in my heart. A fancy trailer is nice and all, but these are videogames we’re talking about—let me play them! I’ve already dipped my toe into this round of demos with the surprisingly fun Bubsy 4D, but there’s plenty more on offer. A peek…

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The original Fallout’s lead developer says China nuked first, vault suits were meant to be ‘extruded’ by a machine, and yes Sugar Bombs are a Calvin and Hobbes reference

The original Fallout’s lead developer Tim Cain has dropped another in his long-running series of videos discussing the earliest games in the series, and with this one, he’s definitively answered one of the big questions about how everything kicked off. Well, kinda. Cain’s latest video is called “Non-expository Fallout lore” and opens with some necessary…

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