Destiny 2: The Witch Queen is Live, With An All New Chapter, Weapon Crafting, a New Raid, and New Enemies
The Witch Queen is now live for Destiny 2. It's time to set out to take on Savathûn in her throne. The expansion brings new...
Neverwinter brings back the Harvester of Nightmares event on February 24
It’s an occurrence that has happened in Neverwinter a couple of times before, but that doesn’t mean the Harvester of Nightmares that lends its name...
How video game player data collection processes have expanded outside of gaming
The EULA – aka the wall o’ text that we all blitz past in order to get to play the MMORPG or multiplayer title we...
Eternity’s End is Now Live, With the Huge Update Closing Out Shadowlands
Eternity's End is now live for World of Warcraft, with the huge update bringing Shadowlands to a close. Go to Source Author: Christina Gonzalez
Massively OP Podcast Episode 361: A disturbance in the Force
Justin and Larry discuss SWTOR's Legacy of the Sith, Palia's business model, LOTRO's Rangers and Ruins, DDO's new producer, and FFXIV's 2022 roadmap, with adventures...
Mad World Founders Pack Info and Details Discovered, Giving a Hint at Monetization
New details on Founder's Packs for Jandisoft's upcoming Mad World have been found, with details on pricing and tiers, giving a hint at monetization. Go...
Microsoft Wants To Plaster Unsupported PCs With An Annoying Windows 11 Watermark
Microsoft first unveiled Windows 11 in June of last year, but the announcement was quickly met with criticism in response to some of the operating system’s strict requirements. The requirements make Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0 mandatory even though Microsoft didn’t publish its reference implementation for TPM 2.0 until October
World of Warcraft: Eternity’s End is live today
Well, let’s see how Shadowlands is going to wrap up, huh? World of Warcraft is receiving its second and final major patch for the expansion...
32GB Of DDR5-6400 From Team Group
DDR5 has been around for a few months now and we are staring to see kits with higher frequencies, though the timings remain rather loose. ...
Steam Games Are Heading To Chrome OS Starting With These Chromebooks
Correct us if we’re wrong, but we are pretty sure it is safe to assume that many (not all) of our readers fall into the PC gamer category. Whether you game on consoles or PCs, it may come as a surprise that in the coming year or so, the next device you’ll boot up to game on, at least with Steam, might be a Chromebook.
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