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Dave James - AMD's CTO has written about 55 years of AMD innovation. And the most common topic is obviously 'AI' despite not really saying much about 'AI' for the previous 54 years - pcgamer.com

AMD's CTO has written about 55 years of AMD innovation. And the most common topic is obviously 'AI' despite not really saying much about 'AI' for the previous 54 years

AMD is 55 years old. Only a little bit older than myself and, also like myself, few people expected it to last much beyond 45 years. Just a decade ago—with a meagre datacentre business, and a ropey CPU architecture that was the subject of a $12.1 million class action lawsuit because it kinda wasn't what it said it was—AMD was on a knife edge. 

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Fraser Brown - Total War: Pharaoh is getting a free expansion-sized update that adds 4 new factions, including Troy - pcgamer.com - Egypt

Total War: Pharaoh is getting a free expansion-sized update that adds 4 new factions, including Troy

While the drama surrounding Total War: Warhammer overshadowed it a bit, Total War: Pharaoh was similarly taking a bit of a kicking last year when it was sold for £50/$60 despite being less meaty than your usual Total War fare. It felt like something that should have been under the Saga brand, like Troy and Thrones of Britannia, but was very much advertised as a full fat Total War. 

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Rich Stanton - Tim Bender - Manor Lords publisher says the game's success has gone 'well beyond what we could have hoped' - pcgamer.com - Poland

Manor Lords publisher says the game's success has gone 'well beyond what we could have hoped'

Manor Lords is one man's unusual take on the joys of managing a medieval city and, after garnering a whole lot of wishlists, sold over a million copies within a few days of launch. The developer did try to set pre-launch expectations appropriately, warning players this was no Total War competitor, but the game's emergent narratives, relative polish, and the historically accurate NPC name Cuntz has charmed players and left it sitting pretty on around 25,000 'very positive' user reviews.

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Todd Howard - Rich Stanton - Emil Pagliarulo - Todd Howard says Bethesda's trying to 'increase our output' with Elder Scrolls and Fallout 'because we don't want to wait that long either' - pcgamer.com

Todd Howard says Bethesda's trying to 'increase our output' with Elder Scrolls and Fallout 'because we don't want to wait that long either'

It's been a decade since Fallout 4, and 13 years since The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim. Since then Bethesda hasn't been sitting on its hands, with Fallout 76 releasing in 2018 and of course the studio's main focus for several years being Starfield. But fans could occasionally be forgiven for wondering just how long these things take, more from a stance of thinking about how much more time one has on this ball of dust than mere entitlement. I was young when Skyrim came out, for god's sake.

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Joshua Wolens - Todd Howard - Todd Howard says the Fallout show was so fanatical about detail that 'We were sharing the files right from the games and they were 3D printing things' - pcgamer.com

Todd Howard says the Fallout show was so fanatical about detail that 'We were sharing the files right from the games and they were 3D printing things'

Say what you like about Bethesda (and I will), but it's a studio that's great at detail. Both Tamriel and the Wasteland overflow with gewgaws and knick-knacks that add life and colour to their respective worlds, alongside all the obligatory skeletons on toilets. Imagine, then, just how detailed the sets of the Fallout show had to be to surprise ol' Todd Howard himself.

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Fraser Brown - 4X RTS Sins of a Solar Empire 2 is finally coming to Steam this summer with a new faction and modding tools - pcgamer.com

4X RTS Sins of a Solar Empire 2 is finally coming to Steam this summer with a new faction and modding tools

I was beyond excited when I chatted to developer Ironclad about the imminent arrival of Sins of a Solar Empire 2 back in 2022. With its simulated celestial mechanics and modular ship design, it sounded like a significant step up from its brilliant predecessor. But like so many in-development games that launch exclusively on the Epic Games Store, it soon left my brain. Even with all its discoverability issues, Steam simply makes it easier to keep track of games. So it's good news, then, that Sins of a Solar Empire 2's exclusivity is coming to an end, heralding its arrival on Steam this summer. 

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Andy Chalk - A new Batman: Arkham game is coming later this year, and, oh, it's a VR game - pcgamer.com - city Gotham

A new Batman: Arkham game is coming later this year, and, oh, it's a VR game

Nearly 10 years after the release of Batman: Arkham Knight, a new addition to the series is finally on the way called Batman: Arkham Shadow, and it gives me no pleasure to tell you that it's a VR game, exclusive to the Meta Quest 3.

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Omar Sohail - Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 Engineering Sample Gets Benchmarked, Revealing A ‘2 + 6’ CPU Cluster, But Operating At A Low 2.40GHz Frequency - wccftech.com - China

Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 Engineering Sample Gets Benchmarked, Revealing A ‘2 + 6’ CPU Cluster, But Operating At A Low 2.40GHz Frequency

Qualcomm is expected to officially unveil the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 in October this year, so it is no surprise that the flagship’s engineering sample is being thoroughly tested and benchmarked to iron out the problems before commercial units are sent to the company’s phone partners. However, early results show that the chipset’s performance is beyond disappointing, with the performance cores said to be running at a significantly lower resolution than what previous reports suggested.

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