Yearly Archives: 2021

Double Fine Productions' cult-classic platformer, Psychonauts, is finally getting a well-deserved sequel 16 years after its original release in the form of Psychonauts 2 next month.

Square Enix has released a benchmark for Final Fantasy XIV Online's newest expansion, FFXIV: Endwalker.

CD PROJEKT RED has finished its acquisition of its fourth development team, the Vancouver-based studio Digital Scapes.

Last year, VentureBeat journalist Jeff Grubb made the claim that Microsoft would be discontinuing Xbox Live Gold, the long-running, paid subscription service that Xbox users must join in order to access online multiplayer in many Xbox titles.

The supply situation for AMD's popular Ryzen processors doesn't seem to be anywhere near as bad as they are for some of its other hardware offerings such as Radeon graphics cards, but AMD President and CEO Lisa Su recently provided remarks that suggest normalization throughout its entire product portfolio could still be many months away.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) has confirmed that Ukrainian law enforcement recently shut down a mining farm located in the city of Vinnytsia that was illegally using the city's power grid to mine cryptocurrency.

Netflix has confirmed that the 2D anime spin-off for its live-action Witcher series, The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf, will be available to stream beginning on August 23, 2021.

There have been a few rumors suggesting that AMD will be launching its next lineup of HEDT processors, the Ryzen Threadripper 5000 Series, later this summer.

Capcom's latest Resident Evil installment, Resident Evil Village, has been a generally well-received game, but it does reportedly suffer from a few annoying performance issues such as stuttering when the player kills zombies.

Initially released on February 21, 1986 for the Family Computer Disk System, Nintendo's first Zelda game, The Legend of Zelda, is an unforgettable classic that spawned a major gaming franchise and captured the hearts of countless gamers.

Arkane Studios' upcoming action-adventure game, Deathloop, has been heavily publicized as a PlayStation exclusive that will only be available on the PS5 and Windows platforms when it launches on September 14, 2021.

Microsoft and Sony's next-gen consoles have been hard to find, as neither companies have been able to produce enough to meet demand.