Massively Overthinking: The best and worst MMO developer quotes of 2024
You know, this traditional end-of-the-year roundtable shouldn’t be a thing. We’ve been doing this such a long time and getting so much coverage on the...
Temtem Swarm gets a patch with backup files and bug fixes
It would perhaps be fair to say that Temtem Swam – the multiplayer shooter that came out following the maintenance mode of the original Temtem...
Brighter Shores AMA confirms updates for combat, professions, and co-op play are en route
It looks as if the devs of Fen Research have plenty of updates planned for Brighter Shores, at least according to an AMA the studio...
Windows 11 Mixed Reality support revived for Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S headsets
Windows 11 gets a Mixed Reality update aimed at recent Meta Quest MR headsets.
Kickstarter campaign claims its $39 AI-powered PlayStation 5 add-on reduces exhaust temps by up to 9 degrees C
A Kickstarter campaign touts a new PS5 add on that is purportedly the worlds first AI-powered cooler for the device that reduces temps by up to 9C.
Fanless Ryzen 9 9950X seemingly outperforms the same liquid-cooled chip in Cinebench R23 — flagship Zen 5 CPU hit 95ºC at full load
Tony Yu, Asus China’s general manager, created a “fanless” Ryzen 9 9950X PC featuring Asus components.
Old School RuneScape provides an updated deep-dive into its new Sailing skill, confirms alpha for 2025
It’s been quite a while since Old School RuneScape talked about the development of its new Sailing skill, but that’s not because Jagex has been...
RPCS3 PS3 Emulator Flexes Arm Support For Glorious Retro Gaming On More Platforms
The RPCS3 project has made huge strides on the x64 platform over the years, bringing PlayStation 3 emulation to PC gamers, even as Sony has only managed to deliver PS3 games through cloud streaming. Now, RPCS3 has hit another milestone by announcing official support for the arm64 architecture, which allows RPCS3 to natively run on Linux, macOS
Nightingale readies NPC automation, building mode updates, and winter event for December 17
Mark your calendars, Nightingale fans: The next major content update is coming on Tuesday, December 17th, and it’s bringing with it a few new feature...
Firefox’s Do Not Track Privacy Toggle Is Gone And Probably Never Coming Back
Mozilla’s Firefox web browser was the first to implement a Do Not Track option, and now appears to be the first browser to remove it. This option would send a website a request that a user didn’t wish to be tracked, although this was always voluntary. Unfortunately, “many sites do not respect this indication of a person’s privacy preferences,