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Team Fortress 2 Classic open beta halted at the last minute, and something secret is cooking behind the scenes: ‘Valve has asked us to ███████’

Just over a week after announcing an October open beta for the Steam edition of Team Fortress 2 Classic, the throwback version of Valve’s famed team-based shooter, developer Eminoma has an update: Never mind. It turns out that an application on Steam can’t be both a mod, which Team Fortress 2 Classic is, and a…

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Total Chaos, the survival horror based on one of Doom’s best mods, is getting a New Game+ mode featuring an Alien: Isolation-style persistent enemy: ‘It does not patrol. It does not follow rules. It adapts’

When I played Total Chaos at the end of the last year, my main takeaway was, ‘This is scary, but could be scarier’. There are some fear inducing moments in Trigger Happy Interactive’s remake of the Doom total conversion of the same name—particularly a bowel-quaking mid-game section involving a library. But compared to the dynamic…

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Technolust: Welcome to Shop Class

Stuff to build stuff One of the great things about working at Maximum PC is that I’m always building things. And by things, I mean PCs. Like many people, I enjoy working with my hands and doing projects myself, as long as I have the appropriate hardware and tools at my disposal. I have a…

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Internet confused as Highguard studio says Dr Disrespect lied about attending a press preview and his photo of an access badge was fake: ‘DDR was not invited to any Highguard event past or present’

Ahead of its release on Monday, Highguard developer Wildlight Entertainment held a preview event for press and content creators, showcasing the game that most of the rest of the gaming world wasn’t entirely confident even existed. PC Gamer’s Morgan Park was there, and disgraced streamer Guy Beahm, better known to the online world as Dr…

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Nvidia is rumoured to be first in line to use TSMC’s ultra-advanced A16 chip node, although it’s AI GPUs that’ll likely see the benefit first

Somewhat surprisingly, Nvidia doesn’t have much of a track record when it comes to using cutting-edge silicon. But a new report claims that’s about to change dramatically, with Nvidia planning to be the very first to use TSMC’s next-next gen A16 node. Taiwanese outlet CTEE claims that Nvidia will be the first to adopt TSMC’s…

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