The Suffering II: Ties That Bind- Torque’s Last Stand; A Monster In My Closet

AMD’s CEO Dr Lisa Su claims ‘highest sell-out in many years’ for desktop processors and the company is ‘catching up with some demand’ for gaming CPUs

While excitement (or derision) might currently be directed towards Nvidia’s new graphics cards and AMD’s upcoming ones, let’s not forget that the past few months has seen the introduction of new CPU line-ups from both Intel and AMD. From Intel, we had the somewhat underwhelming Core Ultra 200S ‘Arrow Lake’ line-up, and from AMD, we…

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Turok 3: Shadow Of Oblivion Remastered Receives A New Update

Fixes, improvements and much more. Following its launch late last year, the first-person shooter Turok 3: Shadow of Oblivion Remastered has received a new update. If you haven’t already played the remaster, it’s certainly worth a look if you played the original game, just don’t expect multiplayer mode. Overall though, it’s fast and violent with…

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After working on Ultima Online for 26 years, producer Bonnie Armstrong is stepping down to ‘work in my greenhouse, play with puppies, and snuggle with my hubby’

The old-school MMO Ultima Online has been around for more than 27 years, and producer Bonnie Armstrong has been working on it for 26 of them. Earlier this week, though, Armstrong announced that she’s stepping down from the role, although she’s not leaving it behind completely. “I am writing to all of you to inform…

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You might be as surprised as I was to learn that Assassin’s Creed Mirage is one of the few games to use AI neural texture compression—the only one, I think

If you’ve been thinking, like I have, that we’re still some way off seeing AI being used in games for more than just upscaling or frame generation, then it’s time to think again. That’s because it turns out that Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Mirage is one of only a tiny number of games to use neural…

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Intel unveils second round of updates intended to bring Arrow Lake desktop chips up to expectations:’our software for the 200S has reached full performance’

Intel has announced the final wave of updates aimed at its latest 200S Series processors and improving performance for these chips, which faced a rocky start and mixed results. Intel’s VP Client Computing Group and general technical spokesperson, Robert Hallock, has outlined what the second wave of updates (the first came back in November) for…

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Share of the Week: Joy

Last week, we asked you to find some joyful moments in gaming that put a smile on your or the character’s face. We had a wonderful time scrolling through the delightful entries tagged with #PS4share and #PSBlog. Here are this week’s joyous highlights: Aloy enjoys the freshly fallen snow in this sweet Horizon Zero Dawn…

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Fatshark celebrates 10 years of rat-bashing by adding one of Vermintide’s ‘most popular’ maps into Vermintide 2, but ‘things are not as before’

Warhammer—End Times: Vermintide celebrated its tenth birthday in October, a fact that makes me painfully aware of how much closer I am to becoming rat fodder myself. The original Vermintide was a decent stab at Left 4 Dead-style cooperative action by developer Fatshark, but much like Valve’s pioneering shooter, it has long been eclipsed by…

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