So by now you’ve probably determined that I’m really into audio. As in, really serious about audio. Audio is a touchy subject because well, it’s highly subjective. Everyone’s ears are different, everyone’s preferences are different, and the fact of the matter is, no two headphones or speakers are exactly the same. That’s why this time…
This month, on Doom’s 30th anniversary, PC Gamer gets world-exclusive access to SIGIL II, the brand new sixth episode for the iconic shooter designed by the original Doom Guy himself, John Romero. SIGIL II is Doom’s most devilishly devious campaign yet, and we speak with Romero about his journey back to creating content for the legendary FPS,…
You might associate the platformer with console gaming as Nintendo claims many of the biggest ones and they’re usually best played with—gasp—a controller, but don’t count the PC gamers out. The scene would be unrecognizable without all the indie hits that first found a home on Steam, and early attempts to mimic that plumber in…
Martin Klíma is an iconoclast. As the co-founder of Warhorse Studios, he’s responsible for one of the crunchiest, most peculiar, and best RPGs of the last decade—Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, a game few other studios would make. As a former student rabblerouser in the old eastern bloc, he’s the only person I’ve ever spoken to…
Just imagine you’re Meta. You’ve spent millions of dollars on new servers that only use DDR5 sticks, only to find that you still don’t have enough memory. The solution? Yoink the DDR4 modules out of the old servers and, through the power of a custom chip, splice the two systems together to go ham with…