Interview: Lost Ark’s regional parity, genderlocking, and the Amazon-Smilegate collaboration
A few days before the western release of Lost Ark, we posed questions to the Amazon Games team, and franchise lead Soomin Park was kind...
ISS Astronauts Are Building An Enormous Telescope In Space Using Liquid Lenses
NASA believes it may be on the bubble of creating a bigger and better space telescope. The bigger the telescope, the more light it collects, and the farther astronomers are able to gaze into the vastness of space.
As the world patiently awaits the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to cool down enough to become fully operational and begin
Camelot Unchained showcases work on the vitality stat, artifact designs, and the Golden Plains area
We’re just into the middle of April, but Camelot Unchained is looking back at March as it does every month with another update report and...
The Creation Catalyst Comes to World of Warcraft This Week to Let You Get Tier Set Pieces You Need
The Creation Catalyst, which lets you transform a gear piece into a tier set piece of equal level, makes its debut in World of Warcraft...
Google Fi Unlimited Plans Get A Sweet Price Cut And More High-Speed Data
Have you been interested in a Google Fi plan? Now might be your time to strike. Google just reduced the price of both its Google Fi Unlimited plans and added a few features.
The price of the Google Fi Unlimited plans have been reduced anywhere from $5 to $10 USD. They are as follows:
Simply Unlimited
$50 per line for 1 line (previously
Loss In MMOs: I’m Too Afraid To Fly My New EVE Online Ship
Almost a year since setting it on the training queue and 1.2 Billion ISK later, Bradford finally has one of the best ships in EVE...
Final Fantasy XIV releases the full patch notes for patch 6.1, Newfound Adventure
It’s not going to be possible for you to play Final Fantasy XIV today; the game is down for maintenance until tomorrow when patch 6.1...
Windows 3.1 Turns 30 Years Old, Take It For A Spin In Your Browser To Celebrate
Windows 3.1 turned 30 years old this month and if you were around when it came out, don’t forget to take your pain pills for your back. I’m reminding myself as much as anyone else—my roots in computing date back even further, to the era of the Commodore 64 and later MS-DOS, both of which preceded Windows 3.1 with its fancy (for the time) GUI.
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Sega executives outline ‘SuperGame’ project plans including potential cloud gaming and NFTs
Despite Sega’s own CEO stating in January that it would reel back its NFT gambit if it was “perceived as simple money-making,” it looks like...
PC Shipments Down 5.1% in Q1, 80.5 Million Units Were Shipped
Though there has been a slight dip in Q1, shipment numbers are still healthy. It is thought that improving supply chains and component pricing may attract back consumers and developing markets in coming quarters.