Trove’s insane Turkeytopia event returns with free wings
Does Trove have the best Thanksgiving event in the MMO biz? Turkeytopia certainly does double-down on the whole theme of hunting, dressing up as, and...
Huge Lord of the Rings Online Q&A talks Gundabad, River-hobbits, Brawlers, and 2021 plans
Lord of the Rings Online players have been clamoring for a lot more communication from SSG this year, especially from the game’s higher-ups. This is...
Whatever happened to Requiem: Memento Mori?
Requiem: Memento Mori isn’t a name that’s often on the lips of MMO gamers. In fact, we wouldn’t blame you if you were staring at...
PSA: Battle.net Linked Account Support Ends December 1 for Destiny 2
Here's a quick PSA on something you may have forgotten. December 1 is the last day for Battle.net Destiny 2 account linking. Go to Source...
Best VR Headsets for PC 2020
We tested the best VR headsets for PC and gaming that you can buy in 2020. From cheap to premium, these are our favorite HMDs.
Roblox’s Lil Nas X concert racks up a total of 33 million views
So it would seem that the in-game concert event held by Roblox this past weekend was something of a success. According to statements shared by...
Your Turn to Make the Best Black Friday Build
Black Friday and the holiday season are fast approaching and we want to help our community get the most bang for their holiday bucks. Start digging for deals and building out your parts lists soon because our Best Black Friday Builds competition ends at 5:59 PM Eastern time on November 30, 2020.
Epic And Spotify Still Aren’t Satisfied With Apple’s 15 Percent App Store Cut For Indie Devs
Today, Apple got “into the holiday spirit” by dropping its royalty rate from 30% to 15% for developers who earned less than $1 million in the last year. Epic Games and Spotify, who both reside in the Coalition for App Fairness, were quick to call out this move. They essentially claimed it as a way for Apple to divide the developer community
Cyberpunk 2077 Physical Copy Comes on Two Blu-rays
Cyberpunk 2077 will require two Blu-ray disks for physical copies of the game
LAPD Bans Use Of Third Party Facial Recognition Software For Law Enforcement Work
From personal devices to more broad applications, facial recognition and AI are becoming a large part of all types of technology and applications. Earlier this year, Amazon banned law enforcement from using its facial recognition software. The hope was that legislation could be passed to prevent law enforcement’s use of facial recognition,