Lord of the Rings Online dev stream expands on last week’s roadmap previews
The release of Lord of the Rings Online’s 2024 roadmap this past week only seemed to fuel more questions than it did supply answers, which...
Indie MMO Spotlight: MMORPG Covers Indie Stuff
This week, we give our final verdict on The Wagadu Chronicles, we share Part 2 of Philip Harker's Case Studies in First-timer Indie MMO Development,...
Sea of Thieves goes deep on Season 11’s quality-of-life patch
The pirates are back from the holidays, bringing buried treasure features to Sea of Thieves with the upcoming Season 11 patch. To expound upon the...
One Shots: A heated meeting
What are two words that delight you to hear as a child in school but terrify you as an adult? “Field trip!” Rose can attest...
Intel’s Granite Rapids listed with huge L3 cache upgrade to tackle AMD EPYC – software development emulator spills the details
Intel’s SDE tool receives an update alluding to a boosted L3 cache spec on Intel’s next-gen Granite Rapids Xeon CPUs. This uplift in L3 cache should net a boost in AI workloads, as well as certain productivity workloads reliant on fast memory access.
The Daily Grind: Which MMORPG that you love is terrible for new players?
All MMORPGs are kind of garbage at onboarding new players. There are a lot of reasons for that, and a lot of games are genuinely...
Amazon sold a fake RTX 4090 FrankenGPU cobbled together using a laptop GPU and 4080 board — scam card was found in a returns pallet deal
An RTX 4090 was sent to a repairer, but it turned out that beneath the exterior this was an RTX 4080 PCB with an RTX 4090 laptop GPU stuck on it.
New memory card uses DNA to store your data — Biomemory’s card costs $1,100 to store one kilobyte of data
French startup Biomemory commercializes a storage technology that stores data within dried, manipulated DNA strands. Claimed to be first to market, the 1,000 Euros per kilobyte of storage is undeniably expensive.
Asus ROG Swift PG248QP 540 Hz gaming monitor review: Raw speed and performance
Asus’ ROG Swift PG248QP breaks new ground with a 540 Hz overclock. Also packed into this 24-inch TN FHD panel is Nvidia’s G-Sync Processor with Latency Analyzer and ULMB 2. The image is enhanced by HDR and wide gamut color.
Global Chat: The EverQuest Fippy Awards
The EverQuest Show is starting the year with a for-fun awards ceremony featuring the two EverQuest MMOs. Who will win? Who will lose? Will this be a...