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Diablo 4's legendary items shouldn't look like the ones found by Reddit user Fr0zenberg. They aren't supposed to be yellow like rare items and some of the stats on them shouldn't exist after Blizzard's massive loot rework. Either Fr0zenberg just found the rarest items in the game or the world's first bootleg legendaries.
With the Summer Sale a few weeks behind in the rearview, we've re-entered the march of Steam's genre-specific festivals, offering shorter-term savings on specific flavors of game. And speaking of marching, that's precisely what you're supposed to prevent in the games headlining the latest fest sale. The Steam Tower Defense Fest kicked off today, offering sales celebrating the tactical placement of defensive fortifications until 10 AM Pacific on August 5, 2024.
Feedback for early access survival games typically comes from two sources: players who want things to be harder, and players who want things to be easier. Give people a big open world and some will always want a supremely challenging experience, while others will want to do some farming, build a base, and have a chill experience with their friends.
A few days ago, another company profiting off the misery of FPS players everywhere shuttered its doors: After receiving a legal warning from Activision, cheat maker Raging Nation shut down its website.
It's been a little over a month since Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree released, and modder Andmonika has already backported some of its bosses into 2019 FromSoftware ninja action game Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice. Details are slim on the project's Nexus Mods page, called "Sekiro the Lord of Erdtree," but screenshots show Midra, Messmer, Radahn, as well as base game bosses Maliketh and Malenia hanging out in the kingdom of Ashina.
I like to consider myself hip, down with the kids, and on point with the latest tech developments. But even someone with their nose to the ground hunting out useful Windows features makes the occasional miss, and this one's something I think I'll use rather often. Turns out Windows 11 lets you «End Task» from the taskbar itself, but you have to enable it specifically.
There are a bunch of reasons why there's been a ten year wait for a new Dragon Age. Developer BioWare has been busy with other projects during that decade, and big-budget games generally take longer to make now than they did back in 2014. But according to the game's creative director John Epler and creative performance director Ashley Barlow, there's a much more straightforward reason: game big.
Delays on an upcoming piece of hardware are nothing new. So when AMD pushed its Zen 5-powered Ryzen 9000 series CPUs back by a week or two for failing a final stage of checks, we weren't entirely surprised, but definitely curious: What could possibly have caused them to be pushed back at such a late stage?