Horizon: Forbidden West Comes to PC in March, PC Features Detailed
Horizon: Forbidden West is coming to PC and this week we learned about its PC specific features as well as its release date. Go to...
Microsoft Teams Has A Bit Of A Wobble
If you are having issues with Microsoft Teams, you are not alone and more importantly it's not your fault. Shortly over an hour ago Microsoft...
Fight or Kite: Warhaven’s pre-season 2 is super fun but perilously unbalanced
Winter has come on strong the past week, and I once again found myself browsing MOP’s PvP news for something to keep me warm as...
Nintendo ‘Switch 2’ coming this year with 8-inch LCD screen, claims Omdia tech analyst
Nintendo will launch its long-awaited next-generation Switch console later this year, featuring an 8-inch LCD panel, according to tech industry analysts at Omdia, Japan.
Palworld Developer Pocket Pair Previews the Game’s Future in New Roadmap
Pocket Pair has unveiled a development roadmap for Palworld, giving players some solid insight into where the team plans to take the game in both...
Chinese silicon wafer makers to increase capacity to satisfy domestic chip boom: report
In wake of looming chip production capacity increase, Chinese wafer makers ramping up their capacity too.
Almost 11 years post-Kickstarter, Camelot Unchained devs are working on UI, lighting, NPC navigation, and performance
Camelot Unchained is moving into its 11th year of development this month, and it looks as if most of the work focus from City State...
Google Treats Pixel Owners To An Unexpected Feature Drop With Great Updates
Pixel owners are getting the first feature drop of 2024, with some features rolling out immediately while others will roll out over the next few weeks. The new features will be heavily focused on AI. For someone looking to jump into the Pixel ecosystem there is also a new Mint color available.
One of the new features will be the ability
Tamriel Infinium: The history of Elder Scrolls games (before and after Elder Scrolls Online)
There’s nothing quite like that feeling when you first dip your toes into a particular game only to discover that it’s part of a massive...
Millennium Camera Takes 1,000 Years To Snap A Photo, Here’s Why It Exists
A research associate at the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts created a camera that, in theory, will expose 1,000 years of history. The camera, aptly named the Millennium Camera, will attempt to capture a single image of the Tucson, Arizona, landscape into the 31st century.
Jonathon Keats, the creator of the Millennium Camera,