Star Citizen showcases the Hercules Starlifter and Tumbril Nova, leaves massive logs in install folders
This week’s video digest from Star Citizen is eager to show off some new toys, as it provides a look at the new Crusader Industries...
NZXT Partners With Ubisoft for H510 Valhalla Case
We're fans of hardware here at MMORPG, especially PC cases. And it looks like NZXT has designed a case in partnership with Ubisoft with an...
Intel Lists 65W B-Series Tiger Lake CPUs With Very High Clocks
Intel lists new Tiger Lake processors with a mysterious “B” suffix.
Amazon Prime Day 2021: How to Find the Best Hardware Deals
Amazon Prime Day looks set to happen on June 21st and 22nd. Here are tips to help plan your PC hardware shopping spree.
I Undervalued Good Movement In MMOs Until Swords Of Legends Online
When thinking of game mechanics, movement doesn't always come up. Yet it's something Bradford hasn't been able to get out of his head since Swords...
Blizzard is already cracking down on Diablo II Resurrected modders and hackers
Apparently, Blizzard has decided to crack all the way down on the modding community that’s popped up around Diablo II: Resurrected. Following the technical alpha...
ASRock Launches AMD X300TM-ITX Thin Mini-ITX Motherboard with USB Type-C
Mini ITX is small, but Thin Mini ITX is smaller. This may not be a revelation, or even news, but what IS news comes from...
Dungeons and Dragons Online brings the Crystal Cove event back through June 13
Today in low-effort MMO update news, Dungeons and Dragons Online has made a single line-length proclamation to players of the MMORPG: “Crystal Cove has returned!...
Black Desert Console Receives New Expansion, Transfer Deadline Looms
Black Desert received a new expansion on Xbox and PlayStation adding the Great Expedition conten and Sycraia Underwater Ruins to the Korean MMO. Read on...
SolarWinds Russian Nobelium Hackers Strike Again, Compromise Constant Contact Reports Microsoft
The threat actors behind the SolarWinds attacks late last year have come back online and are targeting international development, humanitarian, and human rights organizations, according to new data from Microsoft. The Russian-based hacking group, called Nobelium, managed to compromise an email marketing account for USAID and has distributed