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A law firm is investigating the possibility of a class action lawsuit against Intel for the ongoing 13th and 14th Gen CPU instability issues.
Star Wars Outlaws is almost here, and you know what that means: It's nearly time to crouch-walk your way into saving the galaxy and—so says our own Morgan Park—actually have a pretty good time doing so.
D&D's got a lot going on this year—a 50th anniversary, new revised rulebooks, and a virtual tabletop to boot. Said virtual tabletop (VTT) was showcased heavily at Gen Con 2024, where several head honchos from Wizards of the Coast took to the stage, including VP of franchise and product Jess Lanzillo, seasoned designer Christopher Perkins, and lead rules designer Jeremy Crawford.
One thing that's increasingly played on my mind over the last few years is the fact that more and more things seem to be turning into services rather than products. Cloud and server tech has long since brought about the dominance of software as a service (SaaS), and it now looks like our beloved peripherals could be heading in the direction of other subscription products such as coffee beans, TVs, and printer ink.
Thanks to a brief hiccup in Call of Duty's anti-cheat software, there was a spike in cheaters last week. While Activision assured players that the issue had been solved, we've just got a further update: The studio confirmed actions have been taken against certain accounts as part of a ban wave.
Solve today's Wordle on your first guess, or instantly turn a tough game around. Just click your way to Thursday's answer and bask in the warm glow of another win. You could spend a little time with our tips instead if you'd like, or take a look at our hint for the August 1 (1139) game. You've got this.
It took a few hours, but Star Wars Outlaws eventually began winning over our staff scoundrel Morgan Park when he got his hands on a preview build earlier this month. Despite an «unmistakable sluggishness to the action,» Morgan eventually found that as in previous Ubisoft games, «no one aspect is exceptional, but when it all comes together, I'm having a really good time.»
Frontier Developments has dropped a nice, meaty 15-minute gameplay overview from Planet Coaster 2, the theme park design sim sequel that's folding water parks and water features into the core coaster-ing from the first game. It was announced just a few weeks ago, and it looks like Frontier's going to waste no time in showing off what's new with Coaster 2.