With Pearl Abyss' browser demo on Twitch, players can try out Crimson Desert without using up any of the storage on their device.
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French game developer and publisher Don't Nod - creator of the Life is Strange series and games like Remember Me, Vampyr, Banishers, Jusant and most recently Aphelion - seems as though it's about to enter another round of layoffs.
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In the age‑old debate over whether a TV can truly replace a computer monitor, several important differences in design and performance set the two apart.
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Tactical FPS players will want to check this out.
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"This is also the case for the Nintendo Switch 2."
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You thought ray tracing was bad...
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Doom: The Dark Ages - Revelations, an expansion-sized DLC, was released in July, in the same week Microsoft announced its sweeping 3,200 staff layoffs. The layoffs impacted almost the entirety of the Xbox studio portfolio - including Doom maker id Software.
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‘We are just going to make the story as emotionally true, powerful, and funny as possible’
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Mozilla today said it is adding an ad blocker to Firefox for iOS, allowing users to block many third-party ads and ad-related trackers. The ad blocker uses the EasyList filter list and Apple's WebKit Content Blocker technology, which is the same content-blocker API Safari ad blockers use. App Store ad blockers only work with Safari, so Mozilla built the feature directly into the app. Firefox won't block ads served by the site you're visiting, and ads shown in search results will still appear. Sp...
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Nvidia has confirmed that DLSS 5 will launch in September with NBA 2K27, bringing "Hollywood-grade" realism to 2K's new sports game.
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We're in the hands of the gods now.
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Roku has announced its first OLED TVs, available this fall from Amazon starting at $999.
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NVIDIA's controversial DLSS 5 finally arrives this week, but there's little reason to celebrate it.
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If you've lost your Roku remote but would still like to watch something on TV, the Roku mobile app is the answer.
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Are you ready for some speakers and some AI?
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Linux gamers stay winning (unless you ask them to fix their audio).
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Poco's newest smartphone isn't headed to the US, but you might want it to.
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The Bravia Theater Trio is a capable three-piece option for larger TVs, but you'll need additional gear for truly immersive sound and adequate bass.
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Here we go. If there's one thing Nintendo fans love to speculate about, it's when on earth we'll see the next Direct broadcast. Not that we don't have quite enough on our plates right now, thank you very much. Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is right around the corner and Nintendo Switch Sports Resort launches in October, not to mention there's a seemingly never-ending avalanche of third-party titles and indie games. But we want more – we always want more.
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Early Androids were the tech equivalent of alternative rock. iPhones were far too mainstream for some of us, and Android felt like home.
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OpenAI yesterday denied Apple's allegations of trade secret theft, telling a federal court that Apple failed to show any confidential information was actually stolen by its former employees, according to Reuters. In a new filing submitted to the U.S. District Court in San Jose, California, OpenAI argued that the dispute is "a mess of Apple's own making." The filing is a direct response to Apple's new forensic evidence submitted against former Apple employees Chang Liu and Tang Tan, whom Apple ac...
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Terminator meets Kill Bill in Adam Wingard's new grindhouse slasher. Read our Onslaught review.
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Wo close, yet wo far. The Soulslike genre has started strong on Switch 2, with the likes of Lies of P and Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition thriving on Nintendo’s console with minimal drawbacks. The same cannot be said, however, for Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty Complete Edition. This port of Team Ninja’s Sekiro-inspired action game – which contains three major expansions and all additional DLC as standard – is unfortunately heavily compromised, suffering from frequent performance issues and visuals that ...
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How to cancel your Whoop membership (and why you may want to).
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You can add yourself to standby lists without speaking to agents through United's mobile app.
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Prior to releasing Star Wars Zero Company last week, developers Bit Reactor reportedly furloughed "most" of the team who made it, seemingly leaving said staff in limbo.
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"If we do Yosuke, we kind of have to do it for all the guys."
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Microsoft has kicked off a promotion seemingly out of nowhere to push people to pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 on its platforms, rather than those of its competitors.
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Star Wars Zero Company developer Bit Reactor, formed by XCOM veterans, appears to have run out of money amid a bitter disupte
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Recent layoffs of Apple employees working on the Vision Pro were broader than previously thought, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman reports. Last month, Gurman said that Apple cut around 100 jobs from the Vision Products Group, with those cuts centered on the headset's gaming and immersive video teams. Gurman now says the layoffs also reached Vision Pro staff across the rest of the company, including people working on device security, audio engineering, Siri integration, testing, and visionOS. The cuts fo...
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A new Deadlock mod syncs your deaths and kills with your vibrator. Great if you're good or bad at the game, albeit potentially too good.
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The Gargoyles are cursed to sleep once again as plans for a live-action Disney Plus reboot have been canceled.
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The disc-to-digital feature lets players digitize games delisted from the Xbox Store, making them playable on Series S and PC.
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"They're trying to have a CEO press a button that makes a game."
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CD Projekt Red, as influential as it is, has said it cannot do anything to guarantee a PlayStation 5 disc-based edition of The Witcher 4 when the game is released in 2028. It is, joint joint-CEO Micha&lstrok Nowakowski said, at the mercy of Sony's manufacturing factories.
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