Thunderbolt 5 Could Reach 80 Gbps, Leaked Picture Shows
Intel’s executive accidentally posts a picture that reveals details of next-generation Thunderbolt 5 protocol.
Embers Adrift’s State of the Game Newsletter Talks Rebranding, the Environment, and Crafting
Embers Adrift has gone through some changes over the last year. By now, those that have followed Saga of Lucimia probably know that the game...
Post-apoc Dreadlands joins the latest $10 Humble Bundle
Dreadlands is a game we haven’t touched on for a while, but if your amazing memory serves, you might recall that it’s this odd turned-based...
TitanReach Latest Patch Brings Free to Play to Early Access – Available Now
If you've been following TItanReach's development and were waiting for your chance to get into the game, wait no longer. With the rollout of patch...
The MOP Up: Warface tops 117 million registered players, Skyforge is up to 13 million
Warface — no, not Warframe, it’s that other game — is being held up as one of the crown jewels in My.Games’ portfolio. My.Games posted...
Shroud of the Avatar revamps potions, adds new UI features, and brings new crafting recipes in Release 92
Whether you knock back refreshing potions, look at UI elements, or craft things, there’s a little something for you in Release 92 of Shroud of...
Indie MMO Spotlight – Early Access, Growing Pains, and Summer Events
This week there was a lot in the Indie MMO scene, and Mitch is here to break down some of the goings on with the...
Google TV Play And Watch Bundle Deal Offers Chromecast And Stadia Game Controller For $100
With the current supply issues surrounding computer parts, building a PC may be out of the question for a little while; but people still want to game. Thankfully, cloud-based gaming is becoming a more viable option as time goes on, and Google is now trying to bolster that with a new Chromecast bundle to bring Google TV and Stadia into people’s
Microsoft PrintNightmare Hack Grants Windows Admin Privileges In Latest Security Facepalm
Earlier in July, the PrintNightmare vulnerability was discovered, wherein a threat actor could exploit the vulnerability to gain system-level access to a device. This was only speculation at first, but that has now changed, as cybersecurity researcher Benjamin Delpy has shown.
Since the discovery of PrintNightmare, Delpy has been working
The Stream Team: Making a return trip to Craftopia’s latest early access build
Last time MOP’s Chris took a crack at Craftopia’s early access build, it was still just evolving, with a fair bit of potential surrounded by...