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AMD will roll out its new budget-friendly RDNA GPUs, designed to win back major market share from Nvidia, at the CES show in January. So says Benchlife (via Igor's Lab) and if correct it will very likely mean AMD's next mainstream GPUs beat Nvidia's competing chips to market by as much as six months.
Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Volume 1 hit almost a year ago, and it did so in a, uh, pretty lacklustre state. Konami never promised full-blown remasters—just basic ports of the OG Metal Gears alongside MGS 1 through 3—but even so, the versions of those games we got on PC still left a lot to be desired. There were missing options, muddy textures, audio glitches, and some versions of MGS 1 were straight-up undownloadable. All in all, not quite what you want for a series as well-loved as MGS.
Helldivers 2 has been, over the course of its turbulent lifespan, criticised for a couple of things—firstly, its heavily armoured enemies take a little too long to murder, and are downright impossible to kill without specific equipment. Secondly, whenever anyone's having a bit too much fun, the weapon in question seems to get nerfed.
If you've already beaten Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree's final boss, congratulations. You're now part of a lucky few who have full licence to be insufferable to anyone who only manages it after today. FromSoft has just released a new patch that hands out some nerfs to the expansion's final fight, making it—frankly—baby-school stuff. Just pathetically easy. True gamers need not apply.
World of Warcraft: The War Within has enjoyed, overall, a pretty decent response from the playerbase at large. A surprisingly solid story, a premise that screams high fantasy, and some peak quality of life upgrades that've made the game all the more alt-friendly has, by and large, led to a real sense that WoW is back, baby.
Acer Nitro XZ342CU V3bmiiphx | 34-inch | 180Hz |3440 x 1440 | AMD FreeSync | 1 ms response | $349.99 $259.99 at Walmart (save $90)This Acer monitor is perfect for gaming, and just big enough to really get some use out of it being curved. With a QHD resolution, 1 ms response time, and the ability to go up to 180 Hz refresh rate with its Display Port, you really get your bang for your buck. It also comes with multiple inputs and even speakers, meaning you won't have to splurge for a new pair until you want an audio upgrade.
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Have you got a dollar? Because if you do, I have a good way you can spend it: Ubisoft's open-world racing game The Crew 2, which is currently going for 98% off its regular price—yes, that's $1.