Asus Releases ROG Ally BIOS Update, Makes No Mention of MicroSD Card Issue
A new BIOS update for the Asus ROG Ally delivers UX and power delivery tweaks, but release notes make no mention of the concerning MicroSD card overheating problems.
The Daily Grind: Does playing MMOs with your kids ever frustrate you?
I love my kids, and I love that my kids are growing up to be smart and healthy people and gamers, but man, there are...
Asus Reportedly Preps ROG NUC To Replace Intel NUC Extreme
Bits and Chips reports that Asus’ upcoming ROG NUC will feature Meteor Lake processors paired with Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 40-series graphics cards.
The Stream Team: The end of icy Dungeons & Dragons adventure
After exploring to the right, then exploring to the left, the D&D night crew returned to the right side of the icy maze. There, they...
Wayfinder’s early access starts August 15 for founder’s pack purchasers
If August wasn’t already going to be an intense no-holds-barred throwdown between new releases, expansions, and updates, Wayfinder is wading into next month with its...
World of Warcraft Subreddit Trolls AI-Generated ‘News’ Site into Publishing Fake Article
A group on the World of Warcraft subreddit have managed to successfully troll an AI- 'news' scraper site into publishing a fake article in just...
Cabal Return of Action is an auto-playing mobile version of MMORPG Cabal Online
For over 15 years now, Cabal Online has stayed alive, but now it’s headed to mobile devices in the form of Cabal: Return of Action,...
Albion Online Introduces Another Upcoming Feature for Open World Exploration – Tracking
The second in a series of new devtalks and previews of features in the works for Albion Online, the team has announced that Tracking will...
Guild Wars 2 Breaks Down Secrets Of The Obscure’s New Relic System
In a post on the Guild Wars 2 website, ArenaNet broke down what players can expect from the new relic system coming with the next...
Giant Raspberry Pi 4 Blinks Giant 3D-Printed LED
Toby Roberts has created the biggest Raspberry Pi 4 we’ve ever seen and it even blinks a giant LED thanks to a little help from a Raspberry Pi Pico.