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Last week, NACON and KT Racing announced the release date of Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown. Today, PC players can get their hands on the game thanks to a free demo available on Steam until June 17 at 10 AM Pacific Time.
Destiny raids have always featured fights against the universe's biggest bad guys, but they don't get bigger than what's waiting at the end of Salvation's Edge. The Final Shape's raid, opening its doors tomorrow at 10 AM Pacific, will finally pit players against The Witness—the primordial antagonist whose forces we've been fighting for a decade. Imagine like, the most evil guy, but times a million. The Witness is like that. But worse! In the raid trailer released today, Bungie's hype building is as on-point as ever, with all the slick slow-motion and song-synchronized gun reloads we've come to expect from a Destiny sizzle reel. Judging from all the clusters of massive, grasping hands and agonized, dismembered statues, Salvation's Edge looks like it'll be spooky. As it should—the raid will basically involve crashing The Witness's art studio, where it's in the middle of resculpting the entire universe into a big, sadistic Lego diorama. As is tradition, the opening of Salvation's Edge will also mark the kickoff of the accompanying race for the world's first raid clear, with Destiny's premier raiders competing to see who can crack each encounter's mechanics the fastest. Hopefully, those fireteams will only have raid enemies to worry about: Considering the recent Final Shape rollout woes and the server difficulties that disrupted the 2022 Vow of the Disciple raid race, it's hard to overlook the looming threat of race day connection errors. Even if you're not a raider—hello, fellow Destiny casuals—the raid race is still worth getting excited over. Since Destiny 2's Forsaken expansion in 2018, the first raid clears have usually triggered some wild changes in the game world, sometimes changing entire in-game areas in response to the often cosmic-scale conflict. Considering The Final Shape's raid will conclude a decade of storytelling on a battlefield that can warp all of reality, I'm hoping we've got some big surprises in store.
TSMC, the world's leading semiconductor firm, believes that Huawei "China" & other "emerging" competitors are no trouble for the company.
The Square Enix division behind Final Fantasy 14 and Final Fantasy 16 is working on two unannounced projects.
Rockstar Games shared details on the next major GTA Online update. As revealed on the developer's blog, the game is due to receive brand new Bounty Hunter missions this summer.
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Fractured Online has a new roadmap, with the Dynamight Studios team announcing a timeline for new features and setting a full launch for early summer.
A year in the making, the World of Titans team recently released a new video that shows off their work in completing patch 2.0.0.1. The update completely overhauls the game and the team spent the nearly hour long video taking players through Gal’Tal mountains, the game’s starting zone for new players, and going over much more.