Yearly Archives: 2022

Artificial intelligence isn't only going to take people's jobs; it's also going to beat everyone at Gran Turismo, according to a new development by the experts at Sony AI, Polyphony Digital, and Sony Interactive Entertainment's cloud gaming team, who today introduced Gran Turismo Sophy, a new AI that was trained to compete with the best of the best in PlayStation's leading racing series.

Samsung used the phrase "game changer" to describe its latest Exynos processor with AMD RDNA 2-based Xclipse GPU in an announcement last month, but there is now growing indication that the chip may have been majorly overhyped.

Boss Team Games has announced that preorders for Evil Dead: The Game are now available for PC and console.

Ubisoft has turned one of its expansions for Assassin's Creed Valhalla into a fully fledged, standalone title as a way of filling out its thin release schedule, according to sources with Bloomberg.

Fractal has introduced two smaller versions of its acclaimed Torrent case for users who were hoping to get the base model's aesthetics and excellent cooling performance in a smaller package.

Head of Xbox Phil Spencer has already made it pretty clear that Microsoft would be honoring all existing agreements upon acquisition of Activision Blizzard to keep franchises such as Call of Duty on PlayStation, but the company has doubled down on its commitment today in a new blog post pertaining to its new principled approach to app stores.

NZXT has announced a refreshed version of the H1, a PC case that made headlines in previous years for circuit boards potentially overheating or catching fire due to metal screws being used to attach the PCIe riser assembly to the chassis, which could lead to dangerous short circuits.

It's no secret that Intel's Optane memory technology hasn't exactly been a success, but new SEC filings have revealed just how much of a drain that business had been on Intel's finances back in 2020.

The Elec has shared two reports that reveal some of the challenges that Samsung Electronics and Samsung Display are facing in their quest to bring Quantum Dot OLED (QD-OLED) display technology to the consumer market.

ASRock has already earned the title of being the first manufacturer to add Ryzen 5000 Series support to an X370 motherboard, having released a firmware update for its X370 Pro4 motherboard back in January, but the company isn't stopping there to appease enthusiasts who want to upgrade to the latest chips but are stuck on older AM4 hardware.

Techland has released a new patch for Dying Light 2 to add improvements for DLSS and other fixes for the long-awaited sequel.

Paramount+ has released a new poster for Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, announcing its streaming debut on May 5, one year after the announcement of the new series.