MSI MEG CoreLiquid E15 360 AIO Review: Bold and stunning, with market-leading performance
MSI’s MEG CoreLiquid E15 360 AIO is a luxury cooling product, with a stunning 6.7-inch screen and industry-leading thermal performance.
Best Buy Labor Day Sale Brings Big Savings On Laptops, Gaming PCs And More
The weekend may be nearly over, but there is still time to save big on a range of gaming laptops, desktop PCs, monitors, and more during Best Buy’s Labor Day sales event, which ends on Monday. We’re seeing hundreds of dollars off several gaming PCs from the likes of ASUS, Acer, HP, and more, as well as some discounts on Apple gear.
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Sales of CD and vinyl music sees strong resurgence amid physical media backlash — US sales of ‘retro media’ were up 59% and 18%, respectively, in H1 2026
Music industry physical revenues jumped by 25.9% in H1 2026, ‘powered by 17.7% vinyl growth and a 58.6% increase in CDs,’ reported the RIAA.
The Daily Grind: Is there anything you’re looking forward to during BlizzCon 2026?
This weekend, Blizzard Entertainment will once again kick off its uninterrupted tribute to itself with the start of BlizzCon 2026, and there will be things...
PS5 emulator can now run the console version of GTA V at up to 60 FPS on PC, but quickly crashes as tweakers continue to optimize — PS5 emulation advancing at an astronomical pace leading up to GTA VI launch
A spark was lit under the PS5 emulation scene a couple of months ago and instead of fading over time, it seems to be burning brighter than ever. GTA V now runs between 40-60 FPS for a few minutes before crashing, along with several other games being rendered smoothly.
This 246TB SSD media server is built for millionaire cinephiles —Kaleidescape’s newest home theater vault supports 25 simultaneous 4K streams, stores up to 2,300 4K cinematic movies
Kaleidescape, a maker of luxury home theater equipment, has revealed its latest media server, the “Compact Terra Prime 246TB SSD.”
Former Old School RuneScape dev gets jail time for stealing $400,000 from players — virtual gold stolen and sold on the black market before Jagex caught the culprit using hidden firewall tweaks
A former Jagex employee stole over $400,000 worth of in-game items and virtual currency from OSRS players and sold them on the black market. He was eventually arrested and sentenced to a three-year prison sentence, with one investigator saying, “Just because it’s virtual, doesn’t mean he shouldn’t face the full force of the law.”
Make My MMO: Stars Reach’s prospects, Squadron 42’s postponements
Welcome back to Make My MMO, MOP’s long-running column where we keep track of crowdfunded MMOs, both brand-new titles just starting their campaigns and older...
Lineage II announces plans to launch another server ‘with its own identity and ecosystem’ September 15
Someone over at NCsoft walked over to Lineage II, tapped it solidly on its hood, and exclaimed that this baby can hold so many server types....
Star Wars Galaxies Legends teases a new Halloween heroic and weekly repeatable content
Star Wars Galaxies was actually one of the first MMORPGs to offer randomized, repeatable content through its mission system, so you might be surprised to...