Intel has reportedly approached Apple for an investment, after CEO Tim Cook said ‘we’d love to see Intel come back’

After receiving a cash injection from SoftBank Group, Nvidia, and even the US government, Intel is now seeking investment from iPhone creator and longtime collaborator Apple. As reported by Bloomberg, and citing “people familiar with the matter”, Apple and Intel are reportedly in the early stages of conversations about “how to work more closely together”….

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Crimson Desert’s release date trailer bravely makes it through 1 minute of serious fantasy exposition before showing you its cool clockwork dragon and mech, and I love it for that

Crimson Desert finally has a proper release date, as announced during PlayStation’s State of Play—and I could not be more excited to finally get my mitts on Kliff’s bag of action-hero tricks come March of next year, lemme tell you. I’ve played Crimson Desert twice now—once at GamesCom, and another in April of last year—and…

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Mod maker brings Skibidi Toilet to Borderlands 4 for one simple reason: To spite the narrative director who said he’d ‘cry real tears’ if the game shipped with it

One of the best things about PC gaming is mods. They let people do things with their games that developers, for whatever reason, couldn’t, didn’t, and/or really wish you wouldn’t. Sometimes they’re practical things, like the recently-released Dying Light: the Beast mod that reduces annoying zombie grabs—and sometimes, well, they’re not. A good example of…

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We finally saw ZA/UM’s Zero Parades in action and even though it’s extremely Disco Elysium, the protagonist couldn’t be more different

It’s true: If you squint at the gameplay footage of ZA/UM’s Zero Parades, all you’ll see is Disco Elysium with a different coat of paint. It’s set in an isometric city covered in rust and filth, is intensely detailed with surreal art, and sticks all its dialogue on the right side of the screen. However,…

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