Pantheon’s dev roundtable goes into the ‘art of combat’
If the meat-and-potatoes of MMO combat is what brings you the joy in gaming, then you’re going to want to dine on an hour of...
MMO Year in Review: Bless redux (August 2021)
The Bless franchise had yet another go at the western gaming market this month as Neowiz and Round8 formally launched Bless Unleashed for PC players...
Security Firm Warns Of RedLine Malware Plucking Passwords Saved In Your Browser
Do you let your browser store logins for websites like Twitter, Facebook, or HotHardware? Well, you probably shouldn’t. Not only does it let anyone who gets on your PC access your personal information, but it also opens you up to easy attacks from “info-stealer” malware.
South Korean cyber-security firm Ahnlab just put out a report warning
Path Of Exile Sets The Stage For 2022, Scourge League Extended By Two Weeks
In a new forum post to ring in the new year, Grinding Gear Games' community team set the stage for what players can expect in...
Via Shutters Centaur Technology Site, Sells Off Equipment
Via Technologies auctions off Centaur equipment. x86 license not included.
HIFMAN Deva Pro Review
Bluetooth planar magnetics aren't exactly common, but HIFIMAN is back with its second-generation Deva Pro to show us how its done. At $329, is it...
Profane shares some lore, character creation updates, a bird design, and an end-of-year wrap-up
The full-loot PvP sandbox of Profane continues to use its Twitter account as a sounding board for its variety of updates and concept previews, and...
Samsung Is Rolling Out One UI 4 With Android 12 To These Galaxy Devices In The US
Samsung device owners have been waiting with bated breath to get a revamped One UI operating system for their Galaxy devices. Based on Android 12, the first official One UI 4 updates had already begun to roll out when Samsung had to bring it to a halt. Finally, though, Samsung has resumed its rollout. Samsung One UI 4 features a completely
MassivelyOP’s 2021 Golden Yachties: Best worst post
MassivelyOP’s not-so-serious end-of-the-year awards continue today with our pick for best worst post. (If you’re wondering what the heck a Golden Yachtie is, you can...
ASUS Confirms Backwards Caps Are To Blame For ROG Maximus Z690 Motherboards Burning Up
Update (12/29/21):
It’s official—a reversed capacitor is the culprit. ASUS reached out to Hot Hardware and confirmed its preliminary finding, and provided a statement that it is sending out to customers. Here’s what it says…
To our valued ASUS Customers,
ASUS is committed to producing the highest quality products and we take every