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AMD's EPYC & Ryzen chips are now exposed to a new vulnerability called "Sinkclose," which could potentially affect millions of CPUs worldwide.
The tactical FPS genre is a tough one to break into. Some of the best PC games of all time fall into this genre, such as Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant. A new game is looking to carve out a spot for itself thanks to a unique art style and even more novel gameplay gimmick. Spectre Divide is a joint project between Mountaintop Studios and popular streamer Shroud, who was a long-time professional gamer in this space. Of course, being good at playing games doesn’t mean he is good at designing them, but what we’ve seen so far of Spectre Divide does look like it has the level of quality to compete with the big shooters on the market if its big twist can pay off. Let’s look into that, and everything else we know so far, about Spectre Divide.
You know a Treyarch Call of Duty game is on the horizon when rabid fans start throwing around lingo I left behind in the 2010s like «Pack-a-Punch», «Juggernog,» and «Speed Cola.» That's right, Zombies is back on the menu in Black Ops 6, and Treyarch is getting back to basics. That means the PvE horde mode is round-based again, and not borrowing the Warzone map like last year's Modern Warfare 3.
Crytek has announced the addition of a new Wild Target coming to Hunt: Showdown 1896, which will be added to the game alongside a new event called Scorched Earth. This new Wild Target and event will both be available to players on August 15, launching on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
The promised microcode fix for Intel 13th and 14th Gen CPU stability issues has just started rolling out in the form of BIOS updates for some motherboards. It's great news for those with an Intel chip that has not already been affected, and many of those with an already affected Intel chip should be covered by Intel's recently announced extended warranty.
Measuring the actual size of an map like is more difficult than it seems. Although rough scale maps for the base location (The Island) and 's many DLC maps do exist, they don't account for all the peculiarities possible. For example, some maps are more vertically situated than others, cramming more terrain into a technically smaller area. Others may contain large swathes of inaccessible or disused terrain, like thick cave walls or long stretches of open ocean.
The creator of Terraria has shown off a couple of new tattoos inspired by his own game.
Fortnite is reversing a long-held policy for its Battle Passes. Previously, developer Epic Games had treated Battle Pass items as limited-time rewards that would never show up in the in-game shop. Going forward, Epic Games may make Battle Pass rewards available in the shop, but not until at least 18 months after the pass expires. The company said that the updated policy will not have any impact on battle pass pricing.