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Intel's struggles have been going on for so long that this was kind of inevitable. But it's still somewhat notable that it's happened. The first somewhat substantive rumour that the company is giving serious thought to spinning off its chip production fabs has emerged.
The Honkai: Star Rail 2.5 livestream codes are here, dropping alongside the regular special program that previews everything set to arrive in the upcoming version. For those who are new to the game, miHoYo broadcasts a stream in advance of each regular update, showcasing the new characters, events, and narrative quests set to arrive. And, as a little incentive to tune in, they also drop three codes during the stream.
If there's one thing that differentiates regular PC users from mechanical keyboard fans, it's a discussion about lube. Y'see, we at PC Gamer have become converts to the benefits of lubed switches in our precious keebs, and we're not the only ones. A good dose of the slippy stuff used to be something you had to do yourself, but now pre-lubed switches have become something we're increasingly used to seeing in modern high-end boards.
Although having a good reputation with Crimson Dawn in means their Mirogana base can be walked into, the center being restricted means players need to sneak into the landing pad area. The trick to this is that there is only one route, but it is very well hidden. Whether you're having to infiltrate the base due to a bad reputation or you're able to walk about normally due to being friends with the syndicate, this will require stealth on some level.
I logged onto Steam today to find Deadlock downloading a 683MB patch. Wondering what might that patch might contain I looked in Steam's news feed for Deadlock, which is empty, and Steam's «Events and Announcements» forum for Deadlock, which is also empty. Turns out the patch notes are being posted in a completely different forum which you can only access by generating a password from the main menu of Deadlock itself, which suggests a weird distaste for Steam's official ways of disseminating patch notes coming from a game made by the people who make Steam.
We've got some choice Wordle tips if you need a little advice, would like to find a new way to approach your daily guesses, or just want to ensure you're still on the right track. And if you'd like something tailored to Friday's game, just keep on scrolling. We've got a helpful hint for the August 30 (1168) puzzle just below, as well as today's answer.
The coolest thing I’ve done in my time with Smite 2 was, I’m confused to say, entirely accidental.
I felt like I went on a bit of an emotional rollercoaster with the reveal trailer for Defect. A gritty, grungy cyberpunk shooter with Lore and a soundtrack from Mick Gordon of neo-Doom fame: The crowd cheers. Then I get to the line «Play with your friends in PvP or co-op:» The crowd boos. But after hearing some more about the game from Emanuel Palalic, game director at developer emptyvessel? Well, the crowd might just be cheering again.