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Ghost of Tsushima has received its official PC system requirements. This crucial information about the PC port of Sucker Punch Productions' critically acclaimed game has arrived one month ahead of Ghost of Tsushima's Steam launch.
Horizon Forbidden West AMD FSR 3.1 support is coming, but porting studio Nixxes has said that it's "sort of" waiting on AMD.
Dicefolk, a highly rated creature collector roguelike, is coming soon to the Nintendo Switch, where it's looking to find a new audience after quickly racking up great reviews on Steam. Games that market themselves as new approaches to the Pokemon formula are starting to sprout up more and more as they seemingly try to replicate the success of Palworld from earlier this year.
Guerrilla's Horizon Forbidden West is a pretty game, even more so on PC. Here's the game running in full 4K resolution with well over 60FPS on an NVIDIA RTX 4080 Super.
ZeniMax Online has recently started its celebration of the 10th anniversary of Elder Scrolls Online with an event in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
There's a new development just about every other day on the seemingly ever escalating tech war between China and the US. The latest development is a request from the US government to Dutch-based ASML that it stop servicing advanced chip making equipment the firm has sold to China.
A Red Dead Redemption 2 player online has made an interesting camp discovery, that many players might never stumble across. Red Dead Redemption 2 is littered with these sorts of small details, and it’s hard for gamers to pick up on every single one.
Secret cut content from has been discovered, nearly six years after the game’s release. Rockstar’s cowboy adventure title is set in a rich open-world map, where players try to survive the dangers of the Wild West, coming from enemies or allies alike. The game was released to critical acclaim and commercial success, with a lot of the evaluations mentioning its deep dive into realism and how that improves immersion. was also praised for its appealing story, centered around the tough yet flawed Arthur, and how large it is in terms of content.