Epic Games Lays Off Over 1,000 People After Tough Market, Fortnite Inconsistency
Epic Games is laying off more than 1,000 people due to tough industry conditions. Epic will focus on delivering better Fortnite experiences and UE6. Go...
Massively OP Podcast Episode 559: Not all Marvel Heroes wear capes
Justin and Bree discuss the EverQuest lawsuit, Lost Ark layoffs, Marvel Heroes' revival, and adventures in Palia and WoW, plus they're tackling a Daily Grind...
Warframe Outlines Quality of Life Improvements Coming Tomorrow in The Shadowgrapher
Warframe will get a slate of quality of life improvements when The Shadowgrapher drops tomorrow. Digital Extremes is sharing what we'll see. Go to Source...
Runes of Magic celebrates its 17th anniversary with boosts and single-day freebies
Running an MMORPG for 17 years is obviously something worth celebrating, and that impressive (and maybe even surprising) milestone is being marked by Gameforge and...
Microsoft Kills NVMe Registry Trick For Faster SSDs In Windows 11, Here’s A Workaround
This may come as a shock, but unless you’re on the latest builds of Windows Server, your Windows machine doesn’t know about your NVMe disk. The standard StorNVMe.sys driver used since Windows 8.1 talks NVMe to NVMe SSDs, but it tosses that data through a legacy SCSI translation layer before the Windows OS ever hears it. There’s a new driver
FCC Bans Every New Wi-Fi Router Made Outside The US Over ‘Severe’ Security Risks
In a politically-motivated move, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has updated its Covered List of restricted goods to include “all (new) consumer-grade routers produced in foreign countries”, citing “unacceptable risks to the national security of the United States”. President Trump’s 2025 National Security Strategy also paints the
Hello Kitty Island Adventure invites players to a colorful metropolis with its April 16 DLC
While Hello Kitty Island Adventure might be primarily focused on the comforts found in a more pastoral setting, that’s not to suggest that big cities can’t...
Arm Enters Merchant Silicon Market With AI Data Center CPU To Challenge x86
Between your smartphone, smart TV, wireless router, and a plethora of other gadgets in your home, there’s a near 100% chance at least one of your devices is running silicon based on an Arm design. There’s also a 0% chance that Arm actually produced the silicon, because its model has strictly been focused on licensing since the early 1990s.
Roblox claims its planned brand integration creator fee is totally not about revenue
Apparently creators on the Roblox platform will need to pay up if they want to use name brand integrations in their games. That revelation was first...
AYANEO’s upcoming Next 2 handheld gaming console shelved due to rising component prices — company stops preorders for the $1,999 Strix Halo device
Ayaneo has suspended sales of its next-gen premium gaming handheld as the procurement costs for storage have slipped out of control. When it was first announced, prices were already high, but following the CNY break, vendor quotes had shot up many times, making it unfeasible to build the device. It’s a temporary suspension, however, and existing sales will be honored.