Sea of Thieves’ latest patch deploys new tech for better performance, adjusts voyages, rep, and rewards
Sea of Thieves is now operating on a new Xbox game developer kit (GDK) as of its most recent patch. That might sound kind of...
New World Team Dives into the Main Story Quest Overhauls Coming in Season of the Guardian
In New World's latest preview, Lula Lucent, Senior Narrative Designer, details some of the design process behind Season 5 main story quest and overall main...
The Stream Team: Stuck in Guild Wars 2’s Secrets of the Obscure grind
It was a case of close, but no cig… er, skyscale. Last week, Massively OP’s MJ excitedly finished up all the achievements to get her...
Diablo II: Resurrected sets up a new ladder season this week
It’s time to go climbing that ladder into — or is it out of? — hell once again in Diablo II Resurrected. Blizzard announced that...
Sony Wants More ‘Accountability’ on Budget and Development Time From Bungie
Sony is reportedly giving Bungie, which it acquired back in early 2022, orders to operate with more accountability when it comes to budget and schedules. ...
Diablo Immortal Adds New PvP Mode, Tower War, 42 New Legendaries, and Improves Survivor’s Bane
Diablo Immortal's latest update lands this week, with Survivor's Bane improvements, a new PvP mode, 42 new Legendaries, fixes, and returning events. Go to Source...
RuneScape cleans up quest requirements while adding Necromancy dyes
We hope that none of you are reading the latest news about the RuneScape update for this week via dictation. Otherwise you will be very...
Arm, Samsung working together on next-gen 2nm chips — will co-optimize Cortex-A and Cortex-X cores for gate-all-around transistors
Arm and Samsung are working together to deliver optimized next-generation Arm Cortex-X and Cortex-A CPU cores on an MBCFET-based node, with gate-all-around transistors.
Intel Foundry Services Head Stu Pann explains company’s plan to build Arm chips, move more manufacturing to the U.S.
We sat down with the person in charge of Intel’s Foundries to find out how the company plans to build out its manufacturing capabilities.
Arctic’s Liquid Freezer III coolers could void your CPU warranty — require a custom contact frame for Intel chips
Arctic just released its new Liquid Freezer III lineup of AIOs featuring custom mounting mechanisms for Intel and AMD CPUs. Arctic is relying heavily on these mounts and is not offering default mounting brackets for LGA 1700, AM4 or AM5 as a backup.