September PlayStation Showcase Revealing the PS5 Pro Has Ten Good Reasons to Happen, Analyst Says
There are ten reasons why a proper PlayStation Showcase is happening in September, according to a well put-together analysis shared online.
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Stardew Valley Dev ConcernedApe Speaks About Ports and Free DLC
Stardew Valley is an indie game that took the world by storm. Just one person, ConcernedApe, created it. While working on Haunted Chocolatier, he continues to release consistent updates for Stardew Valley across all platforms. The latest major update was uploaded for the game's PC version in March 2024, with players on other platforms still waiting to release 1.6.
Zenless Zone Zero 1.1 Leak Shows Off New S-Rank Bangboo
A new S-Rank Bangboo for has supposedly been revealed in a leak. In , Bangboo serve as both combat companions and NPCs. Although originally designed to assist people in escaping Hollow disasters, Bangboo have evolved to live and fight alongside their human neighbors. They join them in battle, offering both passive abilities and unique Chain Attacks. And, like human agents, Bangboo a ranked, and must be pulled for in . A high-rank Bangboo can make all the difference in a tough fight, and players will have some new options to choose from soon.
SNK Vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos Comes To PC, PS4, And Switch With New Features
Perhaps the most unexpected announcement at EVO 2024 was the reveal that 2003’s SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos is being re-released. Not only does this make it available on modern platforms with new bells and whistles, but you can play it right now.
Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone says he hasn't forgotten about the console and mobile release of Stardew Valley update 1.6: "It's on my mind every minute"
Stardew Valley creator Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone reassures fans that ports of the massive 1.6 patch are still underway for console and mobile platforms.
Microsoft says 8.5 million devices were affected by the CrowdStrike bug or 'less than one percent of all Windows devices' as new details emerge on Friday's tech meltdown
If you were part of the endless legions of IT workers furiously fixing Windows machines over the weekend thanks to the CrowdStrike bug, I salute your service—and if you were affected by the disruptions to flights, hospital services, banking and more, I commiserate. Most of us, however, remained unaffected, as according to Microsoft only 1% of Windows devices fell victim to the bug.
It's not just Windows PCs that have gone belly up, as CrowdStrike's Falcon software has been b0rking Linux-powered computers, too
In last week's IT chaos, caused by a bug in an anti-hacking software package, some people thought only PCs running Windows were being hit with the BSOD (Blue Screen of Death). It turns out that CrowdStrike's Falcon program has been doing the same to Linux systems, taking down client and server machines.
Blitz Through a Hellish Inferno in Risk and Rally
No reward is truly ever reaped without risk, Adventurer.