Two Raspberry Pi Picos Power Custom Super Game Boy Console
Andy West is using two Raspberry Pi Picos to power a custom Super Game Boy project.
Intel Eyes Ohio for Multi-Billion Chip Fab
Intel plans to invest tens of billions of dollars into Ohio and generate thousands of new jobs.
Lasers, Plasma And Multi-Cannons – A Look At Elite Dangerous Odyssey’s Combat
With last year's release of Elite Dangerous Odyssey, the space MMO has seen its fair share of issues. However, we turn our attention to the...
Overprime is Netmarble’s third-person shooter MOBA that uses assets from the sunsetted Paragon
Before we dig into the meat of that headline, allow us to provide a little bit of history: Paragon, Epic Games’ attempt at creating a...
World of Warcraft esports prep 15th year with $1.8M prize pool, hope for summer live events
Given that the default MMORPG community reaction toward esports in MMORPGs tends to be a collective eye-roll, you might be surprised to learn that World...
Global Chat: Does Doctor Who have a place in EVE Online?
As we crack open another edition of Global Chat, The Ancient Gaming Noob tackled the utter weirdness that is a cross-media promotion between EVE Online...
Final Fantasy XIV Resuming Sales This Month After New Oceania Data Center Begins Expansion Plans
Final Fantasy XIV will resume digital sales later this month after the game opens a brand new Oceania data center and begins increasing capacity. More...
NVIDIA Has Us Hopeful You Might Actually Be Able To Buy A Graphics Card This Year
It feels like cruel irony that around the time PC gaming began to experience a resurgence, the availability of graphics cards fell by the wayside. The pandemic combined with new product launches (including new generation consoles that essentially run on PC hardware) and a global shortage came in like a perfectly frustrating storm. Toss into
Path of Exile announces a stream to announce the release date for Siege of the Atlas
So if you’ve been following Path of Exile closely, you know that the game’s next expansion is coming out in February at some point. But...
Corsair Launches PS5-Ready MP600 Pro LPX SSD: Up to 7.1 GBps
PC gaming company Corsair launches an SSD for Sony’s PlayStation 5 game console.