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Palworld borrowed heavily from other games to become the monster-taming giant that it is today, and now, the studio is ripping off the oldest corporate April Fools Day joke in the video game world: pretending to make a dating simulator.
A functional prototype for a controller designed for first-person shooters and other mouse-centric genres has recently circulated on social media, offering gamers a glimpse into what might be the next big breakthrough in gamepad design. Despite how console manufacturers have introduced a host of new features into game controllers this generation, gamepads have remained largely unchanged since Sony introduced the DualShock three decades ago.
Palworld, everyone's favorite Nintendo lawsuit waiting to happen, got in on the April Fools Day action early by releasing a trailer for an imaginary visual novel called Pal♡world! ~More Than Just Pals~, which is set in a high school full of Pals and their trainers who want to go on dates with you. There are a few nods to anime clichés, with the Black Marketeer cast in the role of the «devious head of the student council» and Kattress going yandere, as well as references to videogames like Doki Doki Literature Club. It's all pretty par for the course.
AMD has listed two new APUs on its website, the Ryzen 5 7235H, & 7235HS, based on the Zen 3+ core architecture codenamed Rembrandt.
AMD's flagship RDNA 3 GPU, the Radeon RX 7900 XTX, is now available for $110 US below its official MSRP of $999 US, making it a great contender in the high-end segment.
The Taiwan server giant Quanta has received huge OEM orders for NVIDIA's GB200 AI servers, with tech behemoths interested in the technology.
Intel's next-gen Arrow Lake & Raptor Lake-H Refresh mobility CPUs are going to be branded under the Core Ultra 200 & Core 200H branding.
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