Oblivion Remastered has been out for one week now and while the game has launched to a positive reception, there is still some room for improvement. Now, Bethesda is turning to the fans for suggestions on new additions to the game.
Read More »Elden Ring Nightreign PC system requirements announced
From Software surprised us all last year with the announcement of Elden Ring Nightreign. Now one month out from the game's official launch, the PC system requirements have been revealed.
Read More »Elden Ring has surpassed 30 million copies sold
Elden Ring quickly became From Software’s biggest success following its release in February 2022 – where the game managed to sell over 12 million copies within its first few weeks on the market. Now, three years on from launch, the game has surpassed 30 million copies sold.
Read More »Endorfy Supremo FM6 1000W PSU achieves Cybenetics Platinum rating
In March, Endorfy introduced its latest power supply, the Supremo FM6 1000W, offering full compliance with the ATX 3.1 and PCIe 5.1 standards. At launch, it had been certified as 80Plus Gold. Now a couple of months later, the PSU has gone through the rigorous Cybenetics certification process.
Read More »Cooler Master’s new Hyper 612 Apex CPU cooler is 30% smaller than predecessor
The Cooler Master Hyper series of air coolers will go down in history as amongst the best for their price points. Today, Cooler Master is introducing its latest addition to the line-up, the Hyper 612 APEX.
Read More »Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 surpasses 1 million sales
despite this week's release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has managed to accrue an impressive number of sales.
Read More »Meta cuts jobs at Reality Labs division for AR and VR
Meta's AR and VR division has been burning money for a long time, costing the company billions as it chases its dream of birthing the ‘metaverse'. Now, company bosses are looking to bring the costs down and make its Reality Labs team more efficient. According to sources speaking with Bloomberg, …
Read More »Bungie is disabling ‘aim assist’ in Marathon for mouse users
The Marathon alpha playtest went live for thousands of players earlier this week and PC gamers were quick to zone in on the game's use of aim assist for both controller and mouse inputs. Now, Bungie has responded to the criticism.
Read More »Bethesda reveals Oblivion Remastered has surpassed 4 million players
While the surprise was spoiled weeks ahead of time, Bethesda's reveal of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered still managed to deliver. The reveal quickly hyped fans up for a return to The Imperial City.
Read More »Capcom begins teasing Resident Evil 9
Capcom has not yet made any official announcements regarding Resident Evil 9 but a recent teaser shows that the company is gearing up for a reveal.
Read More »Intel confirms plans for layoffs
In recent weeks, there have been reports that Intel intends to undergo a wider restructuring that could see its workforce reduced by as much as 20%. While Intel has not yet confirmed any specific numbers, CEO Lip-Bu Tan, has confirmed that layoffs will be taking place soon.
Read More »The RTX 5060 will reportedly launch in May
The RTX 5060 is set to launch in May according to new reports. Nvidia announced the entry-level graphics card previously, but it has yet to announce a retail availability date.
Read More »The Crew 2 will get offline mode update soon
Last year, Ubisoft sparked backlash after it took its original open-world racing game, The Crew, offline and went as far as removing the game entirely from digital libraries. To avoid making the exact same mistake with The Crew 2 and The Crew Motorfest, Ubisoft is gearing up to introduce offline …
Read More »Remedy’s first multiplayer game ‘FBC: Firebreak’ releases in June
During a livestream last night, Remedy announced its launch plans for its first multiplayer game – FBC: Firebreak. Set in the Control universe, the game will put players in clean-up squads, tasked with containing anomalies throughout The Oldest House. The game will be launching on Steam and the Epic Games …
Read More »Marvel Rivals datamine reveals new hero characters
The Marvel Rivals team has not been shy about teasing future heroes by leaving references in the game files. Through datamining, all of Marvel Rivals' heroes so far have leaked beforehand. This week, another leak has given us further insight into the next wave of playable characters. XOXLEAK, an account …
Read More »Marathon gives aim assist to mouse and keyboard players
Bungie has officially begun public playtests for Marathon and players are quickly digging into all aspects of the game. One thing that immediately stood out to many PC gamers was the option to switch on aim assist with a mouse, and as you might expect, this has stirred up quite the debate.
Read More »Cloud voice actor is already recording for Final Fantasy 7 Remake Part 3
We are over a year on from the successful launch of Final Fantasy 7: Rebirth, the second part in Square Enix's grand remake trilogy. Now, all attention has turned to the third and final installment, and it looks like development is already quite far along, with voice lines already being …
Read More »Frostpunk is getting rebuilt in Unreal Engine 5 to enable mod support
It has only been around six months since Frostpunk 2 hit the market but the team at 11 Bit Studios already has its next game in the series underway. Recently, 11 Bit revealed that a new Frostpunk game was now in development, with a planned launch in 2027. Now, we know much more about that project.
Read More »Supermassive Games reportedly cancels Blade Runner game
Supermassive Games, the studio known for Until Dawn, The Quarry and The Dark Pictures Anthology, has unfortunately had its next game cancelled. It turns out, this studio had been working on a Blade Runner game, which has now been cancelled before it could even be announced.
Read More »The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered and seven more titles come to GeForce Now
Nvidia has announced the next round of titles for GeForce Now. This week, eight more games will join the cloud gaming library, including Bethesda's surprise release of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered.
Read More »Oblivion Remastered has over 100 mods already despite lack of ‘official’ mod support
Bethesda's solid relationship with mod creators continues to put the rest of the industry to shame. Upon last night's launch of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, Bethesda reached out to the team of fans behind the Skyblivion project, offering them all codes for the new remaster. Hundreds of mods for the new remaster version of Oblivion have also begun hitting the web.
Read More »AMD confirms keynote at Computex 2025
AMD is returning to Computex this year with another keynote presentation set to take place on May 21st.
Read More »Pocket Pair argues Nintendo patents are ‘invalid’ in Palworld lawsuit
Pocket Pair is shaping up its defence against Nintendo patent infringement lawsuit. The lawsuit targets Palworld, claiming patent infringement for monster-catching and aiming mechanics.
Read More »Ghost of Tsushima sequel gets new trailer and October release date
Last year, Sucker Punch officially announced the long-awaited sequel to its open-world action game, Ghost of Tsushima. Today in a surprise announcement, a new trailer for the game dropped, alongside confirmation of an October release date. Ghost of Yotei, the sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, takes place 300 years after …
Read More »The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is now available
The day has finally arrived - the official reveal trailer for The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion has released, better yet, the game is available right now on PC, PS5 and Xbox.
Read More »Remedy drops new gameplay trailer for FBC: Firebreak
Remedy has dropped another trailer for FBC: Firebreak, showcasing more gameplay ahead of an upcoming livestream.
Read More »DeepCool launches CH260 and CH270 DIGITAL Micro-ATX PC cases starting at €64.99
DeepCool has its new CH260 & CH270 DIGITAL Micro-ATX cases ready for launch. These are larger versions of the CH160 and CH170 Digital Mini-ITX cases, presenting a larger but still compact solution for enthusiasts balancing performance with space efficiency.
Read More »Steel Seed, RuneScape: Dragonwilds and more get DLSS support
Every week, Nvidia announces new games getting DLSS support. Things aren't slowing down any time soon, with six more titles set to sport Nvidia's highly-rated upscaling technology.
Read More »be quiet! targets PC-building newcomers with System Power 11 PSUs
A week ago, be quiet! launched its new line-up of gaming peripherals but the announcements aren't stopping there. To cap off a busy April, be quiet! has now launched its new System Power 11 series of power supplies, which are said to be best for efficiency-oriented busy builders. The new …
Read More »GAMEMAX unveils the Blade Concept PC case with open-frame layout
GAMEMAX is showcasing its most ambitious PC chassis yet. The new Blade Concept ATX PC case is designed for high-end gaming builds, with a striking lion-inspired design and a semi open-frame layout. The Blade is GAMEMAX's new flagship case. It features an eye-catching front panel with perforations for airflow, along …
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