Yearly Archives: 2021

NVIDIA is being accused by some critics of encouraging GeForce NOW subscribers to switch to its pricier RTX 3080 plan by neutering the performance of its older Priority tier.

It's only a matter of time before the PS5 is jailbroken like its older siblings, but discoveries shared by PlayStation hackers over the weekend suggest that the inevitability might come sooner rather than later.

AMD today uploaded its Accelerated Data Center Premiere Keynote with Dr. Lisa Su and other company executives, who had a handful of exciting announcements to make regarding the company's latest products and upcoming technologies.

Konami has been prompted to remove a handful of Metal Gear Solid games from digital storefronts due to some of the historical footage used for their cutscenes.

Contrary to speculation mounting from the more pessimistic side of the Intel camp, Intel will not be terminating support for DDR4 memory with its next round of mainstream desktop processors, the 13th Gen Core "Raptor Lake-S" series.

be quiet! has launched its first quiet fans with ARGB lighting for enthusiasts who desire something beyond the the quiet performance and sleek design that the manufacturer is known for.

Filmmaker Colten Dietz has created a 30-minute fan film based on Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams.

Forza Horizon 5 is poised to be a massive hit for Microsoft and developer Playground Games.

Bandai Namco has published specification and compatibility tables for Elden Ring that confirm which versions of FromSoftware's upcoming fantasy RPG will be blessed with ray tracing.

Rockstar Games has shared a handful of new screenshots that demonstrate what its new Grand Theft Auto remasters will look like running on weaker hardware—namely, the Nintendo Switch.

Ebb Software has revealed that its first-person horror adventure title, Scorn, has been postponed and won't be making its originally intended 2021 release date.

MGM has confirmed that Daniel Craig's last adventure as James Bond, No Time to Die, will be available to rent in the US on demand this Tuesday, November 9.