An absolute madman has recreated the Windows 8 UI—for Linux

Square Enix Confirms Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade Runs At A “Stable” 30fps On Switch 2

“Offering smooth performance and crisp visuals”. Following some reports about the performance and visual presentation of Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade on the Switch 2, Square Enix has now officially confirmed the title’s frame rate. Switch 2 users can expect this upcoming release to run at a “stable 30 frames per second” while also offering…

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Best Ongoing Game 2023: Warhammer 40,000 – Darktide

PC Gamer’s Best Ongoing Game award celebrates an older game that stood out in 2022 through updates, new content or support. This year, we’re honouring Fatshark’s co-op FPS Darktide, which overcame last year’s rough launch through continued updates. This year, it became the game it always promised to be. For more awards, check out our…

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The Video Game Crash of 1983

About This Episode Four decades ago, just when video games seemed to be the next big thing, the bottom dropped out. Compounding problems like market confusion, consumer confidence, and game quality to name just a few, nearly demolished a seemingly unstoppable new industry. They ultimately made a comeback, but the future looked bleak when the…

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Humanscale Freedom Chair with Headrest review

Office chairs can be pricey things. Professional furniture gets that way. You might look at a $500 Secretlab and think it’s a bit hard on the wallet, but that’s just peanuts when it comes to the sort of ergo-inspired gear you might find arrayed around the swankiest of offices. ‘Proper’ office furniture can easily cost…

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PlayStation Blogcast 191: Fave of the Year

Happy New Year! The crew is fresh faced and ready to greet another year of sweet, sweet PlayStation games. Today, we pick our personal favorites from 2015 (Expansions included!) before we formally roll out the Game of the Year winners next week. Consider this an appetizer! Enjoy the show. Subscribe via iTunes or RSS, or…

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The memory crisis led me down a rabbit hole into nations forming rival factions to secure the flow of computer chips and AI, with names that wouldn’t sound out of place in a Command & Conquer reboot

PC gaming has a problem: high prices for a key component, due to an unforeseen surge of interest. We’re in the thick of it, with no light at the end of the tunnel just yet, as supply will take a very long time to catch up to the outsized demand. Wait, haven’t we been here…

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