Indie MMO Spotlight: Entering The MMO Underground
This week, Anvil Empire heads underground, Ember Sword gets collectible skins, and Scars of Honor is headed to the Brazil Game Show. Go to Source...
Elder Scrolls Online has reportedly earned $15M in monthly revenue for over a decade
It would appear that game industry professionals just can’t stop sharing revenue details on their Linkedin profiles. You might recall that a senior product manager...
The Razer DeathAdder V3 wired gaming mouse has dropped to just $44 at Amazon
The Razer DeathAdder V3 wired gaming mouse is currently discounted at Amazon to just $44, a new all-time low price down from its usual $69.
Cytron Motion 2350 Pro Review: The RP2350 Robot Platform
Cytron’s latest robotics board uses the power of the Raspberry Pi Pico 2’s RP2350 to provide a solid platform for robotics and dynamic projects.
Embers Adrift counts off two years of updates ahead of its second anniversary
Embers Adrift is about to celebrate two years of operation, and while there are likely going to be in-game celebrations or other events to commemorate...
‘5D’ memory crystal claims to store data for eternity — the human genome has already been crammed onto a single small crystal
5D memory crystals, named as such for degrees of freedom and not literal dimensions, can be used to store hundreds of terabytes of information on a medium that shouldn’t ever die.
How to connect to serial devices with Tio on Linux
Tio, is a tool for Linux that enables easy and fast connections to serial devices. If you are working with the Raspberry Pi Pico or Arduino, then this is a great tool for you.
One Shots: And suddenly, the bushes rustled
What weird and wild adventures is Utakata up to in Blade and Soul this week? Apparently it involves staying up way past a little one’s bedtime,...
Steam likely coming to Arm chips with support for hundreds of Windows games — Valve testing ARM64 Proton compatibility layer
Valve seems to be working on Proton for ARM64 architecture.
Firewire refuses to die, but needs help — as hardware becomes rarer, maintainer seeks volunteers for device testing
The Linux OS Firewire Maintainer is looking for help from testers still using the ancient hardware. Takashi Sakamoto has made it his quest to keep Firewire (IEEE 1394) support going on Linux systems until 2029. However, with such hardware use increasingly rare, he is looking for more input from the user base.