Yearly Archives: 2022

Quake II RTX has received a new update that includes at least a handful of reasons for gamers to revisit the ray-traced version of id Software's classic 1997 FPS.

A federal class action lawsuit has been filed against Universal by two Ana de Armas fans who claim they were fooled into watching Danny Boyle's musical rom-com from 2019, Yesterday.

The U.S. Air Force has tasked SpaceX with proving that transporting military cargo around the world on a heavy rocket might be more than just a dream.

Bandai Namco has turned off the servers for multiple Dark Souls games following the discovery of an exploit that could allow hackers to run all sorts of nefarious code on players' machines.

Paramount Pictures has decided to postpone Tom Cruise's next action-packed Mission: Impossible films due to COVID-19.

Ubisoft has revealed that its latest Watch Dogs game, Watch Dogs: Legion, will not be receiving any more title updates.

As suspected, NVIDIA users who are interested in getting a copy of the company's latest budget graphics card will have to pay quite a lot higher than the $249 that green team optimistically listed in its announcement article for the GeForce RTX 3050 from earlier this month.

Verizon and AT&T had agreed to temporarily delay the rollout of their 5G network around key airports earlier this week due to ongoing objections from the FAA, who have warned that the technology could affect the readings of aircraft radar altimeters, opening up the possibility of disastrous landings in low-visibility conditions.

In a surprising turn of events last week, NVIDIA asked its AIB partners to halt production of its newest flagship GPU, the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti.

As if PC enthusiasts don't have enough challenges with ongoing hardware shortages, someone has actually tried selling GPU loot boxes on Amazon's Japan storefront.

Horizon fans who haven't added an M.2 SSD to their PlayStation 5 consoles yet may want to think about doing that, as the next-generation version of Aloy's next adventure will require a significant amount of free storage.

The first compute benchmark results for Samsung's upcoming Exynos 2200 mobile processor with AMD RDNA 2 graphics have hit Geekbench 5, providing a glimpse of the new SoC's potential performance for the next Galaxy devices.