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Aernout van de Velde - Johan Pilestedt - New Helldivers 2 Patch 01.000.032 Finally Fixes Damage-Over-Time (DoT) Effects and Scope Issues - wccftech.com

New Helldivers 2 Patch 01.000.032 Finally Fixes Damage-Over-Time (DoT) Effects and Scope Issues

Helldivers 2 patch 01.000.032 has been deployed across PC and PS5, finally fixing damage-over-time (DoTS) effects.

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Genshin Impact 4.7: Leaked Rerun Characters Are Bad News For Some Players - screenrant.com

Genshin Impact 4.7: Leaked Rerun Characters Are Bad News For Some Players

The potential character banner reruns for 4.7 have allegedly leaked and, if the rumors are true, they might be bad news for some players. Version 4.7 is the next update lined up for HoYoverse’s hit action RPG. While the game is still in the early stages of Version 4.6, a patch that introduced Arlecchino as a playable character, story quests, and a new area, the tests for the next update have already commenced. With them, in addition to the three new already confirmed characters in 4.7, are several leaks about the upcoming content.

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Johan Pilestedt - Helldivers 2's Terrible Steam Reviews Might Appear As In-Game Cosmetic - screenrant.com

Helldivers 2's Terrible Steam Reviews Might Appear As In-Game Cosmetic

After the recent fiasco surrounding and Sony's attempt to make PSN account linking on Steam mandatory, the game's community is campaigning to commemorate its victory with a special cape. After days of backlash following the announcement that players on PC would need to create a PlayStation Network account to keep playing, users showed their dissatisfaction by «reviewing bombing» the game's Steam page with hundreds of thousands of negative reviews. The tactic proved effective, forcing Sony to walk back its decision while accidentally creating what could be a very cool cosmetic.

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Nintendo - Nintendo Finally Gives Update On Nintendo Switch 2, Confirms June Nintendo Direct - screenrant.com

Nintendo Finally Gives Update On Nintendo Switch 2, Confirms June Nintendo Direct

Nintendo has finally addressed the future of the Nintendo Switch,confirming that players can expect news on the company's next major console in the very near future. Rumors have swirled for years that the notoriously elusive publisher has been developing a new console to take over from the Switch given the console's lackluster power compared to the likes of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. While details on what the next piece of hardware will entail are still unknown, consumers now at least have an idea of when to expect the big reveal.

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Helldivers 2 Community Issues Its Own Major Order To Clean Up The PSN Disaster - screenrant.com

Helldivers 2 Community Issues Its Own Major Order To Clean Up The PSN Disaster

The community has issued its own major order to help clean up the mass review bombing that the game has received recently. 's review scores plummeted on Steam following the announcement that players would have to link their accounts to the PlayStation Network to continue, something that some were reluctant to do, and also prevented entire regions from accessing the game.

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Omar Sohail - Apple’s M4 To Use TSMC’s ‘N3E’ Process, New Rumor Claims That Upcoming Silicon Will Have Three Variants, Suggesting Development Of ‘Pro’ & ‘Max’ Versions - wccftech.com - China

Apple’s M4 To Use TSMC’s ‘N3E’ Process, New Rumor Claims That Upcoming Silicon Will Have Three Variants, Suggesting Development Of ‘Pro’ & ‘Max’ Versions

The M4 is expected to be announced later today during Apple’s ‘Let Loose’ event, and with the company already employing the use of TSMC’s 3nm technology before, we immediately assumed that the new silicon would be fabricated on this lithography. However, one report states that unlike the M3 powering various Macs and mass produced on the ‘N3B’ architecture, Apple’s M4 will switch to the updated ‘N3E’ process, resulting in various improvements. The report also mentions that the upcoming SoC will arrive in three variants, which is nothing unusual regarding Apple Silicon releases.

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Aernout van de Velde - Resident Evil 9 is Set on a Singapore-inspired Island in a Fiction Rural Town, Leaker Claims – Rumor - wccftech.com - county Island - Singapore - city Singapore

Resident Evil 9 is Set on a Singapore-inspired Island in a Fiction Rural Town, Leaker Claims – Rumor

Additional details about the setting of the rumored Resident Evil 9 might have surfaced.

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Chris Szewczyk - Intel pressures all motherboard manufacturers to implement default power settings by the end of May - pcgamer.com

Intel pressures all motherboard manufacturers to implement default power settings by the end of May

The issue of instability with some 13th and 14th Gen CPUs has been bubbling away for some time. It began with reports of game and application crashes, and even reports of BSODs in various forums across the internet. The i9 13900K, i9 14900K and their KS counterparts are far more likely to experience these issues than i5 and i7 SKUs, and these issues have been narrowed down to what can essentially be termed as unstable automatic overclocking. The chips in question just can't handle what's being asked of them.

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