Modular laptop maker Framework recently unveiled its new mini PC, the Framework Desktop. This cutesy computer is powered by AMD’s Strix Halo line-up, including the beefy Ryzen AI Max+ 395, which is a chip I’ve longed to see inside a mini PC since at least last week. Now, Framework has ripped one apart (gently) to…
You will not, as a rule, run across many players from the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (the DPRK, or North Korea) in the Steam community. In place of the world wide web, most DPRK residents keep to the Kwangmyong—the country’s nationwide intranet where you can find homegrown alternatives to Google (called Naenara, also the…
Hi there! David Leon here, studio director from the Lince Works team. We’ve got some great news that we’ve been really edging to tell you for quite some time now, so here goes. Over the last few months we’ve been hard at work on a new expansion to Aragami. We’ve called it Aragami: Nightfall and…
Perhaps the most surprising part of Yakuza Kiwami 3’s announcement had nothing to do with Yakuza Kiwami 3. It was when Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio announced that, in addition to an up-rezzed redo of the third Yakuza, it was going to release an entire bonus Gaiden game as well: Dark Ties, starring Y3 bad guy…
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“We were trying to be better than Zelda with the little things”. In 1994, the Wakefield-based developer and publisher Team17 revealed that it was working on a Legend of Zelda-style RPG called Witchwood. The game, which followed a young adventurer battling against an evil witch, appeared in various magazines throughout the decade, such as CU…
I’m old enough to remember when plug-and-play USB microphones were rubbish. Your alternative, however, was the murky, audio nerd-inhabited world of XLR, which required the use of a separate interface to connect a microphone to your PC. XLR is still the gold standard for professional recording gear, but the world of studio-style recording can be…
Titanfall is one of my favourite FPS series of all time, and I’ll forever be bitter that EA canned it at its peak. It’s not Titanfall 2’s fault it was sent to the slaughter being released between Battlefield 1 and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Actually, that’s EA’s fault. That frustration lives on all these…
There’s a fresh set of clues for today’s NYT Connections game waiting below if you need a little push in the right direction—some days the words seem to hide on the screen, after all. Need something more direct? You’ve got it. Every answer for the September 23 (#104) puzzle is only a scroll away. I…