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Helldivers 2 has proudly announced it'll be asking the bravest question a game has ever asked—«yes, the flamethrower's cool, but what if we added more flamethrowers?»
Fans of the Tesla Cybertruck (yes, there are some out there) might be wondering how else they add more of the angular monstrosity electric vehicle to their lives. Well, if its inclusion in Fortnite isn't enough, then how about the Xyber XPC, an AMD-powered mini-PC, replete with moving wheels, doors, and working lights?
If there’s one keyboard manufacturer I’ve often considered to be underrated, that honour would go to Taiwanese brand Ducky. It was one of the first brands I really took notice of when I got into mechanical keyboards as a wee nipper nearly ten years ago. Back then, it was making headlines for manufacturing a special ‘board with handmade ceramic plates to mark the Year of the Rooster in the Chinese Zodiac, or a limited edition keyboard with eleven different MX switch variants: the Ducky One 711.
Of all the cyclical videogame debates that crop up on social media, few get me as riled up as whether or not developers should be painting objects yellow. Making interactable objects more noticeable by painting them a distinct color isn't a new thing for games, but the specific trend of choosing bright yellow streaks to signpost anything and everything—doorways, breakable boxes, levers, ledges, rocks—has awakened a backlash from some who believe this level of handholding works against games by stealing opportunities for players to discover things on their own.
A tech site in China is reporting that the supply of Micron GDDR6X VRAM is currently in short supply. So much so that to meet the demand for the most popular GPU to use that memory, the GeForce RTX 4070, Nvidia may release a variant with slower, and cheaper, GDDR6 chips.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss, Promised Consort Radahn, was a significant upgrade from the base game bosses. Even renowned Elden Ring player Let Me Solo Her had a hard time trying to defeat the god. But like most games, if you give it long enough, players will find ways to make even the toughest bosses look like little babies.
Elden Ring just got a small update that adjusts PvP equipment, skills, and spells, fixes a couple of minor bugs, and changes one of the most annoying problems I encountered when trying to summon Torrent after he'd died.
Twitch employees are concerned that the streaming platform risks becoming a «zombie brand», and that further layoffs may lie ahead after nearly 1,000 jobs were cut from the company within the last 12 months.