PC Gaming
It’ll be no surprise to most of you that Arc Raiders is a popular game, as I’m sure you’ve seen it splashed across your newsfeeds over the past few days. It’s so popular, in fact, that its servers had a brief wobble over the weekend as more than 350,000 people tried to jump in after…
For well over a decade, Steam has been the first port of call for anyone who wants to buy or sell a video game on PC. While there are alternatives like GOG, the Epic Store, and *snigger* The Xbox PC Games store, Steam’s enormous user-base, and, frankly, superior user experience make it the de facto…
You may not know the name Shueisha off the top of your head, but you likely know the works it is responsible for. Under its Jump line of magazines, Shueisha published One Piece, Dragon Ball, Demon Slayer, and recent mega hit Chainsaw Man. This is all to say that Japan’s biggest publishing house owes its…
Fans of absolutely asinine technological overkill rejoice. Your keyboard has arrived. May we present the MCHOSE Ace 68 Turbo, the world’s first keyboard with a 16 kHz polling rate. What possible benefit could this have, you ask? Well, lower latency is the obvious answer. In other words, less lag between stabbing a key and having…
To keep the AI juggernaut rolling ever forward, you might think that the biggest companies in artificial intelligence desperately need ridiculous numbers of AI GPUs. According to Microsoft, though, the issue isn’t a compute or hardware limit, it’s that there’s not enough electrical power to run it all. And if that’s the case, it raises…
Here’s one for you: Imagine you’ve built a neat little app that acts as a one stop shop for synchronising all of your RGB devices, regardless of which manufacturer made it—how would you go about getting eyes on your free app? If you’re SignalRGB, the most obvious answer was apparently by giving away wonderfully improbable…
An elephant never forgets, and neither does Level-5 apparently. After originally being slated for release all the way back in 2018, football RPG Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road is actually coming out (for realsies!) on November 13. Presumably under full confidence in its original release date, the developer held a giveaway around seven years ago for…
Remember LawBreakers? I have to be honest: I didn’t. Or rather, I didn’t until the game was suddenly resurrected in—of all places—the UK Parliament. If you suffer from the same defect of memory I do: LawBreakers was Cliff Bleszinski’s ill-fated competitive FPS from 2017—the first game the developer made at his studio Boss Key Productions…
Firaxis’ attempt to right the ailing vessel that is Civilization VII continues, with its latest update bringing a major balance pass for all civs, plus a bunch of new systems designed to enhance oceanic play. And if you’ve already picked up Firaxis’ latest and most divisive entry in the series, you have the opportunity to…
Internet Archive, a non-profit library dedicated to archived websites, music, books, apps, and all kinds of information on the internet, has been subjected to multiple lawsuits since its foundation in 1996. And one aimed at its library has reportedly had a major effect, according to what its founder told Ars Technica. Internet Archive might be…