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CEOs have to make some tough decisions. Sure, mostly it's a matter of 'What shall I spend my seven-figure salary on this month?' and 'How many employees should we lay off for choices that had nothing to do with them?' But sometimes you have to make some executive calls that can massively impact the fortunes of the company you command.
Bethesda has removed the Doom mod Thatcher's Techbase from its certified mod listings, apparently following a complaint from a user or users about the mod's subject matter being political. Thatcher's Techbase is built around attacking the hellish alt-universe lair of former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, who was in office from 1979 to 1990 and died in 2013, but has now been resurrected in «The Tenth Circle of Hell: The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.»
Gaming benchmarks show that AMD's Ryzen 5 9600X & Ryzen 7 9700X are better off with 65W mode operation than 105W in gaming.
The iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max took mobile gaming to the next echelon when it was announced that AAA titles from Capcom, such as Resident Evil 4 Remake, Resident Evil 7, and Resident Evil Village, would be ported to iOS. The fact that games tailor-made for powerful PCs and consoles could run natively on pocketable devices was a massive deal, and it made the experience all the more enjoyable when you were sitting on a long flight or doing your commute rounds.
has made a brand out of being the first open-world game, but despite that claim, it's an experience that's familiar in many ways. Even setting aside the saturation of content since Disney's acquisition of IP, every big new game from publisher Ubisoft carries over some formulaic elements, whether in the consistent monotony of the series or simply in fundamentals of structure. It's not exclusive to Ubisoft — a lot of companies have taken on similar formulas — but it's hard to deny how obvious the through line is.
As Helldivers 2 developer Arrowhead continues to work "tirelessly" on its 60-day action plan to improve the third-person shooter, the studio has confirmed that it's altering the frequency of its updates in the meantime, delaying one that fans may have expected to roll out today.
The lead-up to the for has been an odd one. It's not quite 5e, it's not quite a new edition. It's no longer called One D&D. Despite all that, the may be the best rulebook has ever released. The new ruleset will launch globally on September 17, but early access begins on September 3. And, thanks to selling 3000 copies at GenCon, a lot of copies are already in the hands of players.
Nintendo Switch players have had quite a year so far, with the likes of,, and so many more released in 2024. From epic JRPGs and Nintendo-produced remakes, to surprise indie hits and cozy life sims, there's really been something for everyone on the Nintendo Switch this year. There are a lot more games to release this year, but there's a good chance many players have missed out on some of the best releases so far.