Final Fantasy XI discusses bundled subscriptions, burn parties, and new zones in its AMA
In honor of the game’s 20th anniversary, the Final Fantasy XI staff recently held an AMA event on Reddit. This is all well and good,...
REUSE, RECYCLE, REVAMP Finalists in The 2022 Hackaday Prize
The second part of the 2022 Hackaday Prize is drawing to a close, with ten finalists chosen from all the entries they received in this...
Warframe’s TennoCon Schedule and Giveaways Revealed, With a Special Duviri Paradox Interactive Experience
Warframe's TennoCon is coming soon, as a virtual event once again, and Digital Extremes has revealed the full event schedule, details on giveaways on event...
Fractured Online balances buffs and bolsters bosses in latest beta patch
Dynamight’s Fractured Online continues to plug along in closed beta this summer, and it’s pushed out yet another patch for testers as of today. Most...
The Forsaken Hunter, the Newest Adventure in Sea of Thieves Brings Mystery and a Masked Assailant
The newest Sea of Thieves Adventure, The Forsaken Hunter, is now live. And Merrick has gone missing. It's your job, of course, to solve a...
Golden Ears: HarmonicDyne G200 Review
Is the HarmonicDyne G200 the best planar magnetic headphone? Whether you're listening to music or playing games, these headphones are definitely worth a look. Find...
Neverwinter releases a balance patch that’s not particularly kind to dragons
Gosh, it is not as much fun to be a dragon as Neverwinter with the most recent patch as it was beforehand. Green dragons were...
How to Connect Raspberry Pi Pico W to the Internet
Using the latest $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W we find out how many astronauts are on the International Space Station, and learn their names.
The RPG Files: Jumping Back Into Neverwinter Is Giving Me My D&D Fix Again
Neverwinter is an MMO that has been around for quite some time, though it's one Bradford tried at launch and let it fall by the...
Russian Hackers Continue Brutal Ukraine Cyber-Assault But Microsoft Is Fighting Back
Shortly after Russia invaded Ukraine near the beginning of this year, some prominent hacking groups announced that they would be joining the war within the digital realm. The hacking collective Anonymous declared cyberwar against the Russian government and has since been conducting cyberattacks on Russian and Belarusian government websites,