Yearly Archives: 2021

Square Enix released Lighting Returns: Final Fantasy XIII, the direct sequel to Final Fantasy XIII-2, for the PC platform on December 10, 2015.

Patriot Memory was recently caught with its pants down when some owners of its Viper VPN100 M.2 SSDs realized that they came with the smaller Phison E12S controller and 512 MB of DRAM cache instead of what was promised on its original specifications sheet (E12 controller, 2 GB of DRAM cache).

GIGABYTE has been teasing a beautiful new monitor called the AORUS FO48U that leverages an OLED panel for the highest image quality.

Tango Gameworks, the developer behind The Evil Within franchise, is currently developing a new action-adventure game called Ghostwire: Tokyo that will be launched exclusively for the PlayStation 5 and Windows platforms.

Luxury watchmaker TAG Heuer has unveiled a new Super Mario watch aimed at Nintendo fans who have deeper pockets.

Silent hardware expert be quiet! has introduced a successor to its popular Shadow Rock Slim CPU cooler called the Shadow Rock Slim 2.

Rockstar Games has released its NVIDIA DLSS update for Red Dead Redemption 2 and its online component, Red Dead Online, enabling green team's deep learning super sampling technology in the popular action-adventure games and giving them a welcome performance boost.

The market for riser cables has grown in recent years as the diversity of PC building has expanded with custom cases, increased cooling needs, and the desire to do something unique.

The developer behind the popular Gears of Wars franchise, The Coalition, will be showcasing a new technical demo dubbed "Alpha Point" that demonstrates how great its future titles built with Epic Games' next-gen Unreal Engine 5 should look running on Microsoft's Xbox Series X|S consoles.

One of the benefits of selling games digitally is that there's technically an unlimited supply to go around, but Square Enix has proven that lack of stock could still be a real possibility even for digital releases.

Intel is planning to invest $20 billion toward a new chip factory in the EU to boost semiconductor production and expand its manufacturing capabilities beyond the U.S., Ireland, Israel, and China.

Koei Tecmo and Team NINJA's critically panned compilation of Ninja Gaiden titles, Ninja Gaiden: Master Collection, is finally beginning to reach a state that's more befitting for such a beloved action franchise.