'Our mission is to bring back lost treasures': Nightdive Studios' next remaster project is Outlaws, the cowboy shoot 'em up made on Lucas' Jedi Engine

‘Our mission is to bring back lost treasures’: Nightdive Studios’ next remaster project is Outlaws, the cowboy shoot ’em up made on Lucas’ Jedi Engine

Nightdive Studios has a clear mission: to bring back “lost and forgotten gaming treasures”. This cause has seen the studio remaster oldies like Quake, System Shock, and recently, Dark Forces, the first game made on Lucas’ Jedi Engine, but not the last. “When Nightdive looks at titles, we sometimes look at popularity,” Larry Kuperman, VP…

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‘What we’re building is a city’: Take a tour inside TSMC’s Arizona chipmaking fab and marvel with me at the vast scale and science fiction-like goodies inside

TSMC has released a promotional video on YouTube, showing off all the hard work it’s put into the construction and operation of its brand new facility, TSMC Arizona. Situated in the open desert just outside of the state capital, Phoenix, the chipmaking facility is shown to be utterly vast, from its huge, solar panel-fronted footprint…

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If you’re having trouble with Silksong’s difficulty, keep going—Act 2 is worth the pain, and it does get ‘easier’

Harvey Randall, Staff Writer (Image credit: Future) This week I’ve been: Playing Silksong, in case it wasn’t obvious. Last week I was: Thinking too much about Borderlands 4’s story, and being proven wrong by FF14’s primo challenge runner about MMOs. If you’ve been paying attention to the discourse—I wouldn’t blame you for not doing so—around…

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Silksong players are wrestling with the game’s ‘stabs you and kicks you for crying about it’ difficulty

Silksong‘s out, and folks are playing it—they’re also throwing their controllers, gnashing their teeth, and doing a lot of complaining about masks, if the r/Silksong subreddit is to be believed. As someone currently arm-deep in Pharloom myself and having a whale of a time, I have plenty of thoughts about that—but first, let’s see what…

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