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It's been a long time coming, but World of Warcraft just became way more accessible for the MMO fashionistas and completionists out there, as Blizzard has allowed players to view their full collection of item appearances and transmogs on third-party websites without using add-ons.
Is console hardware struggling? In its latest financial report released Tuesday, Sony revealed that hardware sales are declining, although that doesn’t spell doom for the video game conglomerate.
was released on the Switch over four years ago to massive success during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Since then, no official news has been confirmed by Nintendo about a new mainline game. However, it does seem likely that the next game will be released alongside the Switch 2, and thankfully, Nintendo has confirmed that its next console is coming within the next year or two.
Gamescom is right around the corner, and you definitely don't want to miss the opening night on August 21. Our sister site GamesRadar+ will be there powering the Future Games Show, dazzling our screens with over 50 games from publishers like 2K, Plaion, and Nacon, as well as some extra treats along the way.
Micron, they of Crucial SSD fame, have announced a new PCIe Gen 6 SSD capable of 26 GB/s. That's right ladies and germs, your feeble, antiquated 14GB/s Gen 5 drive is yesterday's news (even if PCIe 5.0 is as good as it gets among the best gaming SSDs today). Anybody who's anyone will soon have a Gen 6 SSD.
Even in the world of PC gaming things have been slowly taking a low-power, AI-centric turn. Gaming handhelds with better battery life and low-power laptops—now including ones built on Arm architecture with Snapdragon X chips—are all the rage and I can't say I mind, to be honest. Who doesn't love more convenient gaming? That's why it's always exciting when there's news like this, that fast, low-power memory has just got even thinner.
It's taken a while to get here—and it's honestly been a pretty bumpy road, too—but I'm pleased to present our review of the AMD Ryzen 5 9600X, the lowest-tier CPU currently on offer in AMD's Ryzen 9000 series family of Zen 5 processors. I'm not talking about the rocky situation where AMD recalled all stocks of the new Ryzen chips weeks before they were due to be sold, either—no, this is all about jumping around motherboards, updating firmware, and endlessly fiddling about with settings. All for what is actually a somewhat underwhelming new six-core CPU.
If people start asking you for your best horror stories every time you're on camera, there's a good chance you're in need of a better lighting setup. Thankfully, key lights have become a staple for most PC users, which means there's a massive range on the market. Elgato was one of the first gamer brands to branch out into these streamer solutions, and the newest on offer is the Key Light Neo.