The Stream Team: Scoping out AQ3D’s new guild and tax features
Last week’s AQ3D update brought new features to its guild system. And something new is always something Massively OP’s MJ wants to check out! There’s...
Betawatch: Warcraft Rumble is set to launch as BlizzCon kicks off
If Blizzard Entertainment wants for people to literally ever forget about asking if you all had phones, then it sure didn’t help that the company...
Zenith: The Last City Announces Might and Mastery Update, With Overhauled Skill Tree System, and Leaderboards
Zenith: The Last City's next major update, "Might and Mastery" is coming. The update that will revamp the whole skill system, add leaderboards, change godstones,...
Microsoft’s Acquisition Of Activision Blizzard Could Be Final Next Week According To New Report
According to a new report by The Verge, Microsoft's long acquisition struggle to own Activision Blizzard should be over next week. Go to Source Author:...
Profane discusses changes to its closed test build, confirms a playable demo for the Brazil Game Show
The FFA PvP sandbox Profane continues adjusting itself based on feedback, particularly suggestions from players harvested during a recent community playtest. Developer Instane Studio promised...
Final Fantasy XI tweaks monster locations and Ambuscade enemies in October
The monthly updates for Final Fantasy XI have definitely been smaller during the back half of the year, but that doesn’t mean that they’ve stopped...
AMD Adds Fluid Motion Frames Support for RX 6000 GPUs
AMD has introduced a new preview driver that enables AMD Fluid Motion Frames for Radeon RX 6000 series GPUs.
AMD Expands Fluid Motion Frames Support To RDNA 2 Radeon RX 6000 GPUs With New Driver
Until very recently, AMD’s Radeon RX 7000 series graphics cards only existed at the extreme enthusiast tier with the Radeon RX 7900 XT and XTX cards and then at the entry-level tier with the Radeon RX 7600. That means that access to the company’s fledgling Fluid Motion Frames driver-based frame generation technology was restricted to a very
TSMC And Samsung Are Reportedly Struggling With Low 3nm Yields, Why This Matters
Both TSMC and Samsung have recently launched their 3nm processes, and the first products using these nodes have already hit the shelves. These include Apple’s A17 iPhone chip fabbed at TSMC and two cryptocurrency mining ASICs at Samsung. New process nodes tend to initially have poor yields, and this is what happened with TSMC’s and Samsung’s
Final Fantasy XIV: Stormblood Trial–What’s Included And What Can Be Played Alone?
The new FFXIV patch allows players to play mostly solo through the second expansion, Stormblood, as part of the famous free expanded trial. Go to...