Mina the Hollower review

Shipwrecked and alone, I soon find myself stumbling through cobbled streets and blazing fires. Energy-sapping gaps in the floor must be avoided, and violent bats fought off. My reward for successfully navigating all of this stress and hardship is a one-on-one battle against the oversized mace-swinging brute standing between me and safety. By the time…

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Resident Evil Requiem has a demo now, despite the fact it came out 3 months ago and sold over 7 million copies

We rather like Resident Evil Requiem here at PC Gamer—our own resident horror expert, Elie Gould, gave it a stonking 92% in their Resident Evil Requiem review, claiming it provides “excellent action set pieces accompanied by great weapon handling, some truly horrendous horror, and satiates my love of classic Resident Evil puzzles. All within 10…

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I’m trying to work out what Noctua’s brush-like Computex teaser might be and all I can come up with is a hairy fan

There’s less than a week to wait until we’re being beamed all manner of PC gaming contraptions from the floor of Computex Taipei: PCs, cooling systems, DIY chassis, and, umm, brushes? Before a “#computex2026”, Noctua’s recent X post states that “something new is taking shape” above an image of something that looks very brushy. What…

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Taiwanese buyers of Gigabyte’s new RTX 5090 can register to receive a ‘gold item’, because nothing says wealth like Nvidia’s most expensive gaming GPU

The RTX 5090 is many things. Powerful, very much so. Large, also true. Expensive? Most definitely. If you’ve got the cash to flash, though, why not throw some 999 pure gold into the mix? That’s the limited promotion Gigabyte is running for its 40th anniversary edition Aorus GeForce RTX 5090 Infinity 32G variant in Taiwan….

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says the company plans to invest around $150,000,000,000 in Taiwan each year, describing the country as the ‘epicentre of the AI revolution’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang called Taiwan the “epicentre of the AI revolution” this week, after commenting about plans to invest $150 billion in the country each year. The company also plans to build new headquarters in Taiwan, a project that is planned to cost $5 trillion itself and create 4,000 jobs. At a launch event…

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This Corsair RAM features ‘light-emitting micro-drilling technology’ and looks gorgeous but it’s 2026 so of course it costs $600 for 32 GB

Corsair has just announced a new DDR5 memory design that has me wishing we were still living with 2024 prices. It’s called Shugo, and is unfortunately only a limited edition, created “for builders who see the machine as both a performance PC and a personal design statement.” It’s also, erm, $600 (£579) for a 32…

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