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AMD will roll out its new budget-friendly RDNA GPUs, designed to win back major market share from Nvidia, at the CES show in January. So says Benchlife (via Igor's Lab) and if correct it will very likely mean AMD's next mainstream GPUs beat Nvidia's competing chips to market by as much as six months.
The Ultra League is where things start to heat up in the Battle League, providing a mid-range challenge for Trainers looking to battle with their favorite Pokémon. There's a limit of 2500 CP on any Pokémon that enters, which means there's room for quite a few Legendary Pokémon to flex their muscles, but it's not quite as chaotic and costly as the unrestricted Master League.
is known for featuring an especially challenging final boss so players who have yet to finish the game will undoubtedly be pleased by the latest patch. Following the massive expansion's launch, many users were quick to accuse the DLC of artificially inflating the game's difficulty as even FromSoftware veterans were struggling to reach the last battle. Fortunately, a little patience and practice worked for most, but those who just haven't clicked with the final boss can expect the fight to be a little easier now.
I don’t know about you, but Astro Bot has gotten me in the mood to play more platformers. I’d forgotten how joyful a colorful adventure like that can be if it’s expertly crafted. There are plenty of games you can play if you want to scratch that itch, like this year’s Penny’s Big Breakaway or a selection of oldies on Xbox Game Pass, but there’s a brand new 2D platformer out this week that should be next on your list if you have Astro Bot fever.
Despite receiving popular reception from critics upon its initial release, is not without its faults, and its struggles continue into the game's sixth post-launch season of new content. The updates to the Paragon Board for Season 6 are a point of contention, as many assert the Board is underwhelming. Additionally, the benefits of many of its Nodes and Glyphs are essentially nonexistent.
The new was released for early access on September 3, 2024, and will come out officially on September 17. But as of a few days ago, Wizards of the Coast released a free version of the renovated rule set, containing some of the most important changes the book will bring to the TTRPG. Included in this first look are rules for DMs, a guide on building characters, and an overview of some of the new class and background features.
Metal Gear Solid Master Collection Volume 1 hit almost a year ago, and it did so in a, uh, pretty lacklustre state. Konami never promised full-blown remasters—just basic ports of the OG Metal Gears alongside MGS 1 through 3—but even so, the versions of those games we got on PC still left a lot to be desired. There were missing options, muddy textures, audio glitches, and some versions of MGS 1 were straight-up undownloadable. All in all, not quite what you want for a series as well-loved as MGS.
A Witcher 3 mod has expanded on the game's 'best' ending, potentially offering an extra glimpse at the direction The Witcher 4 could take.