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Intel will be cutting 15,000 jobs, or 15% of its workforce, by the end of the year. The chip company has announced it aims to save $10 billion in 2025 as it reports no profits whatsoever from the previous three months.
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The Star Wars Outlaws PC system requirements were revealed today, and they are not particularly high for those aiming to play the game at 1080p resolution.
A law firm is investigating the possibility of a class action lawsuit against Intel for the ongoing 13th and 14th Gen CPU instability issues.
The First Descendant studio Nexon says it's working on an improved farming structure days after nerfing the looter shooter's fan-favorite Destiny-style loot cave.
Just a month after admitting to inappropriately messaging a minor on Twitch, getting fired from his own game studio, and announcing a hiatus from streaming, Guy «Dr Disrespect» Beahm is about ready to go back to business as usual.
You know how in cop shows there's always that person back at the lab whose job it is to go over evidence, analyze video, read chemical analysis reports—all the nerd stuff? The Operator is a conspiracy thriller about doing that job, helping the people out in the field get cases solved.
is regarded as one of the best open-world games ever made so the fact that an upcoming release is being compared to it should be great news to fans of the genre. Generally speaking, open-world games have become a somewhat saturated market as AAA studios attempt to provide users with more content that's spaced over a big map that's either barren or tedious to explore. manages to provide a desolate world that never feels empty, so hopefully the same can be said for Ubisoft's upcoming release.