Maker is building a Raspberry Pi ‘ProPico’ with upgraded features
Dmytro has upgraded the Raspberry Pi Pico with a few extra features, and dubs the new creations ProPico.
Working As Intended: The MMOs we lost in 2023
If preserving MMORPGs is your jam, 2023 was not a great year. The one nice thing I can say about it is that we didn’t...
MSI teases its first handheld gaming PC — it’s set to be announced at CES 2024
MSI is teasing its first handheld gaming PC, and we’ll apparently hear more about it at CES.
Blade & Soul NEO Classic’s latest visual preview focuses on the Moonwater Plains
The visual previews continue to spill forth from Blade & Soul’s NEO Classic server revamp. This time around, NCsoft is offering a close look at...
RuneScape Launched 23 Years Ago Today
RuneScape launched back on January 4, 2001, meaning that today marks the game's 23rd anniversary. Go to Source Author: Christina Gonzalez
MSI Teases A Gaming Handheld To Compete With Steam Deck And ROG Ally
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is just around the corner, and MSI is teasing a big announcement. MSI, it seems, will be the latest company to launch a Steam Deck competitor. We don’t know what the device will be called, the specs, or the price just yet. But RGB? You bet there will be RGB.
The Instagram teaser doesn’t tell us very much.
The Quinfall Closed Beta is Coming January 30th, Devs are ‘Ready to Go’
The Quinfall is nearing its closed beta, set to begin on January 30th. The team shared an update on their beta plans, in addition to...
Casually Classic: Analyzing WoW Classic’s 2024 roadmap
With another year debuting next week, Blizzard was more on the ball than some MMO studios by publishing its roadmap for 2024. Two roadmaps, in...
Lost Ark brings Inferno difficulty Brelshaza raid and hotly anticipated class balance updates January 10
At the end of December, Lost Ark had to disappoint its players with news that a series of balance updates made to the Korean version...
First functional graphene semiconductor paves the path to post-silicon chips — Georgia Tech researchers’ material can be used with standard chipmaking methods
Georgia Tech researchers claim to have created the world’s first functional graphene semiconductor material after a decade of refinement and band gap tuning.