Asus ProArt Mouse MD301

Asus ProArt Mouse MD301

The Asus ProArt lineup is, in essence, the company’s range of fancy PC products for creative professionals—and my goodness does it contain some nice-looking stuff. Which is why I jumped at the chance to test out one of the latest additions, the Asus ProArt Mouse MD301. It’s certainly a handsome squeaker, designed to provide a…

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Arkheron, a competitive PvPvE action RPG, will open its closed beta next week—and I’m getting that Battlerite nostalgia just looking at this thing

Arkheron, a game that had an exclusive interview with the PC Gaming Show back in June, will finally be releasing in closed beta next week—per an announcement on the game’s Steam page. In case you’re unfamiliar, Arkheron is an isometric PvPvE battle-royale type squad-based ARPG (try saying that ten times really fast) wherein you climb…

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Xbox’s Bethesda layoffs include the artist responsible for designing Skyrim’s khajiit and argonians, who had been at the company for 27 years

If you’ve ever liked the character designs of an Elder Scrolls game, chances are you’ve met with some of Christiane Meister’s work—as a senior character artist, Meister’s been with the company for 27 years (which is only four years fewer than I, the person writing this, have been alive). She’s worked on every game from…

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David Gaider will never play Dragon Age: The Veilguard because he’d be ‘wincing’ the whole time: ‘EA really did a number on them in terms of setting them up to fail’

There’s a common thread amongst former BioWare developers: They are proud of what they worked on, have a lot of love for their former studio, and they have few good things to say about publisher EA. For understandable reasons. David Gaider was with BioWare for a long time, joining the studio after the success of…

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‘Slopfix’: A software team is charging up to $10,000 to clean up AI-generated code, with the help of *checks notes* AI

AI slop. If you’ve heard the term, there’s a good chance you are similarly exasperated with the onslaught of low-quality, AI-generated… well, slop. One team is now charging up to $10,000 per project to try and cut down AI-generated slop code and is, rather ironically, using AI to do it. As reported by Tom’s Hardware,…

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