Dynasty Warriors: Origins goaded me into spending an hour trying to beat Lu Bu, then gave me nothing for winning—and I loved it

Adata SE880 1 TB external SSD review

It’s difficult to get excited about slightly older external SSDs, but sometimes they can surprise you—the Crucial X9, for instance, certainly surprised me with its consistent performance and low price tag. Unfortunately, the SE880 is not such a pleasant surprise. It’s fine for what it is, but “fine” is all, and there are better options…

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Coder creates an ‘infinite maze’ to snare AI bots in an act of ‘sheer unadulterated rage at how things are going’ on the content-scraped web

I’m getting a little tired of our deep-learning future, folks. While generative AI and deep learning technology isn’t inherently bad—it’s being used for folding proteins and advancing medical science, for example—the routine doling-out of slop has everyone paranoid, content trawlers are scraping through the web sucking up everything in sight, and an endless parade of…

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Share of the Week: Wuthering Waves

Share of the Week: Wuthering Waves

Last week, we asked you to dive into the colorful world of Wuthering Waves and share your best moments using #PSshare #PSBlog: calf_kansei shares Jianxin surrounded by purple orbs. xenobitz shares a portrait of a male Rover reaching out. call_me_xavii shares a female Rover in combat. khwarezm89 shares a male Rover standing in a field….

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Former BioWare vet says the studio is focused on a single game ‘for the first time maybe ever’ with Mass Effect 5—and whether that’s good or bad is anyone’s guess

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is one heck of a mixed bag—receiving a spread of good and bad praise from critics, some resentment from its fans, and apparently falling far from the mark financially. It’s also done now, with no plans for major DLC in the pipeline—sort of a first for the series, overall. That, according…

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I tried out GeForce Now’s expanded mod support for Baldur’s Gate 3, and it’s nothing but a good thing for the future of the game

GeForce Now, Nvidia’s cloud streaming gaming service, has just implemented support to add even more mods to your (probably already mod-ridden) Baldur’s Gate 3 save. Baldur’s Gate 3 on GeForce Now now supports “the same curated mods from Mod.io that are available for Xbox Series X/S consoles”. Unfortunately you do need the premium subscription plan…

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