The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, Look But Don’t Touch
NVIDIA is touting the new and soon to be out of stock RTX 3060 Ti as being as fast as the RTX 2080 SUPER, which...
Skyforge details the improvements to the new player experience coming with the next patch
If you haven’t played Skyforge yet, the developers would like you to do so. Obviously they would also like you to continue playing if you’re already...
PlayStation 5 Fan Lottery Responsible for Noisier Consoles
Sony is reportedly using various fan models in different PS5 consoles.
No Man’s Sky Next Gen Patch 3.13 Now Out Bringing Many Fixes
No Man's Sky's latest patch 3.13 focuses on several fixes currently live on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One. Go to Source Author: Poorna...
Daybreak has been sold – again – this time to EG7 Global for $300M
Who had this on the end-of-the-year bingo card? Apparently, Daybreak has been bought out – again. The company holding the hot potato this round is...
EG7 to Acquire Everquest Developer Daybreak Game Company for $300 Million
EG7 has reportedly acquired Daybreak Game Company, the developers responsible for Everquest, H1Z1 and more, in a deal worth $300 million, according to new reports....
Coaxing Better Speed From QLC With A Little Tender Loving Care
IBM's Andy Walls participated in a Moor Insights and Strategy fireside chat recently, revealing how they have improved the performance and lifetime of QLC flash...
Ashes of Creation Character Stat Revamp Underway Before February Test
The Ashes of Creation team hosted a live stream yesterday which covered off a range of topics including a character stat revamp ahead of the...
Massively on the Go: Pokemon Go’s Go Beyond update is surprisingly solid for vets and newcomers alike
Yes, in case you missed it, Pokemon Go’s Go Beyond update is live. My preview piece was updated right up to the release, so if...
Microsoft Tests Windows 10 Feature Experience Packs For Smaller, Targeted Updates
Microsoft typically delivers two big updates for its Windows 10 operating system each year: one in the Spring, and one in the Fall. There are of course smaller updates interspersed between those releases, but Microsoft appears to be switching things up just a bit going forward.
The company announced this week that it will in the future