Official PlayStation Podcast Episode 381: Let’s Do Launch

‘A performance tool that requires a graduate seminar before breakfast has already lost the room’: Why Windows Task Manager looks like it’s getting CPU usage wrong

People have had a problem with how Windows 11’s Task Manager shows CPU usage stats for a long time. While recent discussions have revolved around the idea that the app only bases its reporting on base clocks, Dave Plummer, the creator of the original Task Manager, explains in a recent video how it might actually…

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How to get pets in Heartopia

As you make your way around Heartopia, you’ll see a number of different animals like alpacas, birds, and even more exotic animals like capybaras and pandas. But, you won’t be able to tame these animals. Instead, we can only unlock dogs and cats as pets in Heartopia, and we’ve got to put in the work…

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How to get memory fragments in Elden Ring Nightreign

Continuing FromSoftware’s knack for obscure storytelling, Elden Ring Nightreign does actually feature a story—one for each Nightfarer, in fact, as well as the main narrative—despite being a multiplayer experience first and foremost. These stories primarily unfold through the journal in the Roundtable Hold, though it’s not immediately apparent how to progress them. It turns out,…

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The Oblivion remaster is so faithful, it still has the secret glitched door to the end of the game that lets you roll credits in under 15 minutes

We quickly discovered that the new Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion remaster is an impressive and shiny UE5 wrapper over the janky gem we’ve always loved, and that’s led to some surreal developments like a beloved line reading flub getting some delightfully high-quality new lipsyncing. It also means that speedrunners can slip right back into well-worn…

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