Elder Scrolls Online is finally previewing update 40 and the Endless Archive
We’re about to slide into the fourth quarter of 2023, if you can believe it, and that means Elder Scrolls Online’s fourth and final major...
China Denies iPhone Ban, but the Devil Is in the Details
China’s Foreign Ministry affairs has clarified media reports that iPhones had been “soft-banned” from government administration services. But the devil is in the details, and concerns around cybersecurity could be weaponized in the East as they have been in the West.
ASUS Is Launching A GeForce RTX 40 Card With No Power Cables, How It Works
If you pay any attention to technology news, particularly on this site, you may recall reading about ASUS’ interesting power-delivery experiment one of the few times we’ve reported on it before. If you didn’t read those stories, or don’t recall, we’ll recap: ASUS is about to start selling motherboards with rear-mounted power connectors and
World of Warships celebrates eighth birthday with gifts, new ships, and graphical upgrades
Where did the last eight years go? If you’re a World of Warships player, those years were spent on a video game boat, and both...
Biggest Announcements from Today’s Nintendo Direct
Today's Nintendo Direct showed off a number of new titles to look forward to coming to Nintendo Switch. MikeBC highlights the day's biggest announcements. Go...
NCsoft’s mythological battle royale, Battle Crush, is launching next spring with CBT signups open now
You wouldn’t normally look to Nintendo Direct for news on NCsoft multiplayer titles, but 2023 is still pumping out surprises. Today, NCsoft announced that its...
Run Linux? Check For This Password-Stealing Malware That Went Undetected For Years
While Windows is nearly ubiquitous, great for convenience and it offers a familiar end-user experience, some things are more easily done on Linux. Given this odd juxtaposition of popularity versus utility, threat actors targeting Linux are finding a target-rich environment that can still fly under the radar for the most part. Such is the case
First ‘Starfield’ Patch Lands as Bethesda Confirms Incoming DLSS Support
Bethesda has issued its first patch to ‘Starfield,’ hotfixing several quest issues with the game. The ‘Starfield’ team also issued a blog post stating that six new features will be implemented into the game at a later date, including an FOV slider, 32:9 support, and DLSS support to name a few.
Guild Wars 2’s Secrets of the Obscure performed ‘even better than expected,’ ArenaNet says
So, how well did Secrets of the Obscure do for Guild Wars 2? We’re not getting hard numbers in ArenaNet’s blog post this afternoon (unsurprisingly),...
Vague Patch Notes: I don’t know what the deal is with Throne & Liberty
Let me just state this outright: What in the absolute heck is supposed to be going on with Throne & Liberty at this point? What...