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Have you ever spent a couple of nights installing thousands of mods for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim only to not bother playing the actual game once done? Or is that just a me problem? It turns out some people do actually play Skyrim after installing a metric ton of mods. Or at least YouTuber Digital Dreams does.
Retro specialist Digital Eclipse is releasing a compilation of Tetris games.
When Persona 3 Reload was announced, fans were both excited and anxious. Since the original Persona 3’s release in 2006, the RPG has received two iterations in the form of Persona 3 FES and Persona 3 Portable, both of which had separate exclusive content that wasn’t available in the other. The former had a playable epilogue called The Answer, while the latter added a female protagonist.
Back when AMD previewed the Zen 5 architecture, it promised an IPC gain averaging 16% over equivalent Zen 4 parts. While the new chips handily beat out the older ones in heavily threaded benchmarks, the gains were smaller in games. That led to some criticisms, with many gamers believing the new chips didn't offer enough to tempt them to upgrade.
In an interview with members of the Iron Lords Podcast, Matt Hansen, Art Director, and Ryan Warden, Production Director, sat down to talk about Avowed and what players can expect from the game. One of the most surprising things from the interview was that their target during development for Avowed was 30 FPS across the board. Considering Avowed is a first-person action RPG, this number surprises quite a few people. While many are defending their statement, saying that you don't necessarily need 60 FPS for a game like this, some wholeheartedly believe that 60 FPS should be the bare minimum.
While the standard playthrough of Silent Hill 2 is expected to take between 16 and 18 hours, Bloober Team has announced that for the completionists out there, it will take more than 20 hours "to find everything that the team put into the game and things we've hidden for you."
Gigabyte has unveiled its high-end X870E AORUS Master motherboard which features a powerful VRM design in a futuristic aesthetic.
Warner Bros. Games unveiled the official trailer for Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, focused on competitive sports-like action.