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Intel's very own "Halo" CPU for enthusiast laptops is likely going to arrive with the Panther Lake family as the Arrow Lake plan has been disbanded.
The Xbox Series X sales have increased significantly in Japan following the announcement of a PlayStation 5 price increase which will go into effect next week.
The PlayStation 5 Pro design won't be much different that that of the current base model, according to a new report from a reliable leaker.
News for Bungie continues to be bleak, especially for Marathon, the upcoming PvP extraction shooter set in the sci-fi franchise created in the 1990s.
Apple is scheduled to announce the iPhone 16 lineup on September 9 alongside the redesigned Apple Watch Series 10. It was initially reported that the devices would debut a day later on the 10th, but the company saw fit to host its event a day earlier. However, a sketchy rumor claims that pre-orders for the iPhone 16 will begin a day earlier than expected.
It's been almost a year since Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 released containing remasters of the first three games in the series, and now all eyes are on Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots and whether it'll ever escape its PS3 prison. Thankfully, all signs suggest the answer to that question is yes.
DDOS mitigation company Global Secure Layer claims to have fielded the largest DDOS attack in recorded history, in terms of packets per second, which reportedly saw one unfortunate "Minecraft gaming customer" bombarded with a buckling 3.15 billion PPS from a botnet said to be concentrated in Russia, but with traffic sources also spanning 17 other countries. For clarity, this doesn't mean people from these countries were involved, it just means attacks originated from sources in these locations.
CD Projekt's 2024 half-year financial report is out, and there's not a whole lot to see for anyone who isn't a major shareholder in the company. But there is one thing that's of interest to non-investing gamer types: The Witcher 4 is just about ready to move into full production.