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During Microsoft's Xbox Game Showcase 2024, World's Edge announced that Age of Mythology Retold will be available on September 4 on PC and Xbox Series S|X - the first time for the franchise that a game launches simultaneously on PC and console.
Despite the many hours I spent in the Age of Empires games back in the day, I never took the dive into the series' less historical spin-off, Age of Mythology. Maybe this year I'll finally give it a shot, as the trailer shown at the Xbox Games Showcase makes it look like a goofy good time.
The remastered version of Age of Mythology has been given a release date.
Let's finish the weekend with a win. You can go straight for the answer to today's Wordle if you like—it's only a quick click away, after all. Or maybe you'd rather spend some time with a fresh clue written especially for the June 9 (1086) game instead? However you want to win, we can help.
Noctua doesn't do liquid coolers. It still doesn't today, though over at Computex it revealed a prototype for a liquid cooling product. Naturally, the air cooling company is going about it in an entirely different way to the norm. Its liquid cooler has no pump.
The games take place during important eras in civilizations around the world, from Ancient Greece to Revolutionary Russia. While the franchise is not entirely historically accurate, the games immerse players in incredibly detailed reenactments of significant cities. also introduces players to many of the famous artists, politicians, generals, and other famous historical figures of the time.
Hades 2 developers decided to turn a bug into a feature after one of the roguelike's characters made an unexpected move.
So, the Arm revolution on the PC is almost here, what with the first Windows laptops packing the supposedly radical new Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite chip arriving on June 18. But if there is a big question mark hanging over the whole endeavour, it's emulation. More specifically, will the X Elite be any good at running old x86 Windows code?