'All you had to do was follow the damn law, Rockstar!': Workers are protesting outside Take-Two after GTA 6 dev's alleged 'brazen' union-busting

‘All you had to do was follow the damn law, Rockstar!’: Workers are protesting outside Take-Two after GTA 6 dev’s alleged ‘brazen’ union-busting

Though it may be used to attracting all sorts of fawning whenever it releases a GTA 6 trailer, Rockstar caused an altogether different kind of PR event last week when it fired over 30 workers who belonged to a Discord server related to labour organising. Rockstar denies the workers’ attempts at unionising had anything to…

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The ROG Xbox Ally X seems surprisingly repairable and upgradeable judging by iFixit’s teardown video, which could be good news for stick drift

The Asus ROG Xbox Ally X is a peculiar beast: long-anticipated, but trepidatiously so. It’s the best handheld gaming PC in many respects, but not really worth all that money, and while it’s lacking in some key features, it’s apparently easily upgradeable. This last point has come to light thanks to iFixit’s recent disassembly of…

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Samsung has reportedly developed 900-layer flash memory chips and I’m thinking SSDs could get seriously cheap if this AI bubble ever pops

Samsung has developed a new prototype NAND memory chip composed of an incredible 900 layers, according to a new report. The chip is actually achieved by stacking two 450-layer cell wafers. ET News (via Sammobile) says, “Samsung Electronics recently implemented a 900-layer Class V-NAND integrated system utilizing Cell Multi-Bonding (CMB) technology, which bonds two 450-layer…

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Flash Sale! Save up to 70% at PlayStation Store

PlayStation Store is celebrating PAX West with a long weekend of deals up to 70 percent off! Enjoy huge savings on fan-favorites like Final Fantasy XV Royal Edition, Persona 5 Ultimate Edition, South Park: The Fractured but Whole Gold Edition, Trials Fusion: Awesome Max Edition, and more! Check out the full lineup below then head…

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Lawsuit Calls Foul on AMD’s Core Count in Bulldozer CPUs

Calling BS on Bulldozer AMD took a unique approach to mutli-core processing with its Bulldozer architecture and that decision has now led to a class-action lawsuit, according to LegalNewsline. A one ticked off Tony Dickey filed the suit in California alleging that AMD’s marketing of Bulldozer processors violated the Consumer Legal Remedies Act and California’s…

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