Yearly Archives: 2021

Intel 11th Gen Core i9-11900K “Rocket Lake-S” Flagship CPU Listed for $599.99

News
Milwaukee PC has listed what is presumably the final pricing for Intel's upcoming lineup of 11th Gen Core "Rocket Lake-S" processors.

Game Freak Announces First Open-World Pokémon Game, Pokémon Legends: Arceus

Gaming
Game Freak has announced that it is developing its first open-world Pokémon game ever, Pokémon Legends: Arceus.

New Superman Film in Development at Warner Bros. with Ta-Nehisi Coates Writing, J.J. Abrams Producing

Culture
Sources say that a search for an actor to play Kal-El/Superman hasn't started yet, which seems to imply that Henry Cavill will not be returning to the role.

Intel Reportedly Planning Six Gaming GPUs with Up to 4,096 Streaming Processors and 16 GB of Memory

News
Intel's initial batch of Xe-HPG (high-performance gaming) DG2 graphics cards will reportedly comprise six models.

Monster Hunter Rise Is Getting a PC Release Early Next Year

Gaming
Despite being advertised as a Nintendo Switch exclusive, Capcom's Monster Hunter Rise will also be available to play on the PC next year.

AMD Reportedly Nixes Radeon RX 6700 Announcement, Only 100 Reference Radeon RX 6700 XT GPUs Will Be Available in France

News
AMD will reportedly announce the Radeon RX 6700 XT and nothing else during its upcoming "Where Gaming Begins" event slated for March 3.

A District 9 Sequel Is Finally In the Works

Culture
A sequel to 2009's documentary-style alien blockbuster, District 9, is finally in the works.

Sony to Enable PlayStation 5’s M.2 SSD Expansion Slot This Summer

Gaming
Sony will allow PlayStation 5 owners to bolster their built-in storage by enabling the next-gen console's M.2 expansion slot sometime this summer.

NVIDIA Releases Jarvis 1.0 Beta for Real-Time Conversational AI Services

News
NVIDIA has announced an updated version of its conversational AI, Jarvis.

Sony Winds Down Ape Escape and Shadow of the Colossus Developer Japan Studio

Gaming
Sony Interactive Entertainment is winding down one of its oldest and most popular first-party development studios, Japan Studio.

NVIDIA Suggests Cryptomining Only Contributes to a Small Portion of Its Gaming Revenue

News
Cryptomining has been cited as a major factor behind the drought of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics cards, but the actual amount of miners who are snatching up hotly anticipated Ampere GPUs might be somewhat exaggerated.

Dragon Age 4 Will Reportedly Be Single-Player Only Thanks to Anthem’s Failure

Gaming
BioWare has reportedly earned the privilege of removing all multiplayer components from the next installment of its critically acclaimed fantasy RPG series, Dragon Age.
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