Yearly Archives: 2022

Something that's been missing from the marketing points of the PS5 has been its lack of backward compatibility with older-generation PlayStation titles, but renewed hope has emerged in the form of new listings that have popped up on the PS5 store.

The New Zealand-based workshop behind the effects of the critically acclaimed Lord of the Rings film trilogy will be responsible for bringing the Xenomorphs in Noah Hawley's upcoming Alien series to life.

ElAnalistaDeBits has shared a new graphics comparison video of God of War for gamers who are still on the fence as to whether they should upgrade to Santa Monica Studio and Jetpack Interactive's new PC port of the blockbuster game.

A new announcement on the NVIDIA GeForce NOW blog page indicates an interesting turn of events.

Fans who've been eagerly awaiting the return of the latest installment will not have to wait much longer. Following an overly successful launch that resulted in hours-long queues for players that caused Square...

Start11 is a program from Stardock that allows Windows 11 users who aren't impressed with Microsoft's new Start menu to customize it into something that feels more like its predecessor.

In the Heights star Leslie Grace has provided a first look at the costume that she will be donning for the live-action adaptation of one of the Batman Family's most popular members, Batgirl.

Custom PC builder Puget Systems has shared a handful of charts that reveal the most error-prone PC hardware that the company had worked with over the past year.

FedEx is worried about its cargo planes being shot down by missiles and has taken the first steps toward equipping them with a special countermeasure system.

NVIDIA has remained mum on the pricing for its new flagship GeForce RTX 30 Series graphics card, but overseas retailers have provided the first clues as to how much custom versions of the GeForce RTX 3090 Ti might cost.

Konami opened the gates to its Castlevania 35th Anniversary NFT auction this week, and the results have been relatively lucrative for the Japanese gaming company.

Intel's 11th and 12th Gen Core Processors do not support playback of Blu-ray disks.