The Daily Grind: Do you actually use in-game mail in MMOs for communication?
I had the realization a few weeks back that mail has lost a lot of meaning in MMOs, the same way many people have phones...
MMO Week in Review: Rise of the Angry Earth vs. River Hobbits
This edition of the MMO Week in Review is dedicated to that guy who got really mad at us a coupla years back when we...
Samsung’s T7 Shield 2TB Portable SSD Only $99 at Amazon
Right now at Amazon, you can find the Samsung T7 Shield 2TB Portable SSD for $99, one of its best prices to date.
Black Desert PC changes Sea Palace activities, adjusts classes, and bids summer farewell with new events
While we’re only entering the month of September and the weather mostly disagrees with the notion on our portion of the globe, the summer season...
The MOP Up: Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader adds multiplayer coop
Turn-based CRPG Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader announced that it will be including coop multiplayer with its PC launch (there is no date yet set, alas):...
Intel To Spend $9.7 Billion On TSMC Outsourcing In 2025: Goldman Sachs
Renowned investment bank believes that Intel might increase its outsourcing to TSMC in 2024 – 2025.
After A 30 Year Run, Microsoft Is Putting A Bullet In WordPad For Windows
After a 30-year run, Microsoft WordPad is being put out to pasture in favor of newer software. Microsoft says there is no need to worry, however, as it offers two options to take its place.
As Microsoft has updated its Windows OS through the years, certain features and functionality have been deprecated or simply fallen to the wayside in
The Stream Team: Cleaning up a laundry list of tasks in Final Fantasy XIV
MOP’s Chris has his own little personal checklist of things to try for in Final Fantasy XIV, and most of those things involve earning some...
Raspberry Pi Uses AI for Virtual Painting
The team at the Sparklers: We Are The Makers YouTube channel uses a Raspberry Pi for their virtual painting program.
Buyer Receives Fake Core i9-13900K With core i7-13700K Guts From Amazon
Redditor says he bought a “new” Core i9-13900K from Amazon but received a Core i7-13700K with a swapped IHS.