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Peter Molyneux's right about one thing: It's sad how no one seems to care about god games anymore

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I just found out the creator of Windows Task Manager accidentally left his phone number inside the app

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Crimson Desert players are doing important work by turning Kliff into Captain America, Spider-Man and Superman

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Titanium Court review

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I can't believe you can get 1440p ultrawide monitors well under $200 now, and yet MSI has come through with a killer deal

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TSMC is reportedly working on trialling ultra-advanced chips with tiny sub-1 nm transistors in 2029

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Despite microtransaction woes at launch, MMO sequel Aion 2 will go global this year

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Bored of waiting for leaks, I've used past data to figure out what Nvidia RTX 60 GPUs might be like

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OpenAI's hilarious new patent diagrams have 'HBM stacked up like rice cakes'

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'We have no choice but to impose a severe punishment': Ex Samsung researcher sentenced to 7 years in prison for leaking DRAM tech to a Chinese competitor

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'Defenders finally have a chance to win, decisively': Firefox CTO raves about Claude Mythos' bug hunting capabilities after it finds 271 vulnerabilities

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Pragmata is yet another launch day fail for Intel's GPUs, but its quick response to game issues shows it's still working hard for gamers

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Owlcat's had some unusual problems writing romance: 'we realized we had three female romanceable characters, and all three were cannibals'

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Australia wants to know how Valve is combating 'extreme-right communities' on Steam

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PC and Xbox Game Pass subscriptions just dropped around the world—here are the new prices in Australia

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At least there's one tech company making me feel sane in an increasingly insane world

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Here's when Masters of Albion launches in your timezone

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Would you quit? Meta will put keyloggers on employee PCs for AI training

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Back in 2009, an experimental free-to-play Battlefield predicted our grim live service present: 'It will need to be the most popular Battlefield game of all time to be profitable'

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After 2 years of silence, an extraction shooter we liked back in 2022 for its 'impeccable vibes' suddenly springs back to life on Steam

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