Stellar Blade is one of the most discussed PS5 exclusives of the year. Released back in April, the game saw a great deal of success, helping studio SHIFT UP to expand their team and even take the company public. While they previously expressed interest in bringing the title to PC at some point in the future, studio SHIFT UP have now confirmed their plans for a PC port of Stellar Blade to arrive next year in 2025.
Read More »Leo Says 77 – Intel ‘fesses up about Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200S
The launch of the new Intel Core Ultra 200S family of CPUs along with Z890 motherboards was a thorny process. KitGuru suffered along with pretty much every other review site on the planet and you may have noticed we held off from reviewing of the Core Ultra 9 285K, Core Ultra 7 265K and Core Ultra 5 245K as it is clear to us that Intel has some work to do before this platform is ready for action.
Read More »EA is considering adding subscriptions to Apex Legends
Following in the footsteps of Fortnite, it seems as though EA is considering adding a subscription service to Apex Legends.
Read More »Sony on Concord’s failure: “you don’t know the result until you actually try it”
Concord’s release earlier this Summer marks perhaps the biggest flop in PlayStation history – with the live-service Hero Shooter being delisted in less than two weeks, and the devs (Firewalk Studios) being completely shut down shortly after. Sony has now officially commented on this most recent failure, claiming that “With regards to new IP, of course, you don't know the result until you actually try it.”
Read More »Intel will reportedly update us on Arc Battlemage desktop GPUs soon
Intel hasn't talked much about the Battlemage desktop GPU yet, but that might change soon. We'll reportedly learn more about Intel's next-gen GPUs in December.
Read More »COD: Mobile surpasses 1 billion downloads
Despite its successor releasing earlier this year, 2019’s COD: Mobile continues to be more popular than ever – having now surpassed 1 billion downloads.
Read More »Nvidia driver update fixes crucial security vulnerabilities
Nvidia GeForce, RTX, Quadro, NVS and Tesla GPU users will want to update their drivers soon. Nvidia has pushed out a hotfix with a number of critical security fixes that if left unfixed, could allow for unauthorised access to systems.
Read More »Acer debuts its fastest Predator RAM yet and kicks off sale
Acer has kicked off Black Friday season a little early with some big discounts on Predator memory and SSDs. The company has also launched its fastest Predator DDR5 RAM yet, hitting impressive speeds of 8400MT/s.
Read More »Firewalk Studios claims ‘hundreds of thousands’ played Concord beta
Yesterday, Sony made the decision to officially scrap development on Concord and shut down the studio behind it. In the aftermath, Firewalk Studios has released its own farewell letter.
Read More »Dragon Age: The Veilguard won’t be getting any DLC
With Dragon Age: The Veilguard officially out, Bioware confirmed they are shifting focus to Mass Effect 5 – meaning no post-launch DLC for the fantasy RPG.
Read More »STALKER 2 PC system requirements announced
At long last, STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl is releasing later this month. Just in time for launch, the PC system requirements have been revealed.
Read More »Machine Games targets 60FPS on Xbox Series S for Indiana Jones
Indiana Jones and the Great Circie won't fall into the same 30FPS trappings as some other recent Xbox exclusives. Machine Games is targeting a smooth 60FPS for both Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.
Read More »KitGuru Games: Omni-movement culminates 30 years of FPS innovation
Black Ops 6 is officially here, bringing the innovative new Omni-movement system to the game. While on the surface a relatively simple change, I argue that Treyarch intimately studied DOOM and the past 30 years of first-person shooter evolution to craft one of the most satisfying gameplay systems yet.
Read More »Monster Hunter Wilds beta sees nearly half a million concurrent Steam players
Following its explosive popularity in the wake of 2017’s Monster Hunter World, hype for the upcoming Monster Hunter Wilds has been at an all-time high. With the open beta for the upcoming RPG live right now, we can see just how excited fans are for next year’s release – seeing almost half a million concurrent players on Steam.
Read More »AMD launches Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor at $479
AMD kicks off the rollout of its 3D V-Cache equipped Ryzen 9000X3D CPUs with the Ryzen 7 9800X3D. This is an 8-core, 16-thread chip utilising Zen 5 and AMD's 2nd generation 3D V-Cache technology.
Read More »Former 343i dev reveals why Halo 5 never came to PC
Just as how the legacy of Halo stretches back to the roots of the OG Xbox, Master Chief and co. had – in the early days – a strong presence on PC. Unfortunately, 2015’s Halo 5 never came to the platform, and we now know why.
Read More »Black Ops 6 breaks ISP data traffic records
As video games have gotten bigger, prettier and more complex, their file sizes have increased in tow. One such prime suspect is the Call of Duty series, whose popularity in combination with ballooning file sizes saw it break ISP data traffic records back in 2022. With the launch of Call of Duty Black Ops 6, they’ve done it again.
Read More »New Evnia 5000 UWQHD curved gaming monitor launches at £299
Philips has unveiled a new curved gaming monitor in their Evnia 5000 series. Named the Evnia 34M2C5501A, this 34-inch monitor offers a UWQHD resolution and is designed for gaming. It's a more budget-friendly option within its category...
Read More »Ghostwire: Tokyo will soon be free to claim on PC
Each week, all those with an Epic Games account are privy to a couple games for free as part of the company’s Epic Games Store program. With that, the Fortnite maker has now announced next week’s offerings – including the highly underrated Ghostwire: Tokyo.
Read More »Study shows massive sales lead for disc-based PS5 compared to digital
You know how it seems like every console maker wants us to go all-in on digital games? Well, it looks like they might want to pump the brakes on that idea. Why? Because the gamers have spoken, and they're shouting, "We love our disc drives!"
Read More »ARM license dispute puts Qualcomm chip empire at risk
Qualcomm has built a huge CPU empire over the decades. However, much of the company's product base, like the vast range of Snapdragon processors, all use technology licensed out via ARM. Now, a dispute between Arm and Qualcomm could blow it all up.
Read More »AMD reportedly launching two new Ryzen 5 5600 series CPUs
AMD is reportedly expanding its AM4 platform with two new Ryzen 5 5600 series CPUs, as seen by fresh listings on motherboard sites. Each manufacturer has a list of compatible CPUs for each motherboard and BIOS version, and these lists now include the Ryzen 5600T and 5600XT, both of which are 6C/12T processors.
Read More »AMD confirms Ryzen 9000X3D for November
AMD launched its first wave of Ryzen 9000 series desktop processors earlier this year, but many gamers have been holding off for the X3D-equipped versions. Typically, the 3D V-Cache in X3D processors leads to better gaming performance. Soon, AMD will launch its first Zen 5 X3D CPUs.
Read More »Spider-Man 2 comes to PC early next year
Sony has been slowly but surely accelerating how quickly they bring their PlayStation 5 console exclusives to PC, with the likes of God of War Ragnarök arriving just under two years from its initial release. The next game coming to the platform is Spider-Man 2 – set to drop onto Steam and Epic this upcoming January.
Read More »AMD Strix Halo chips to launch as Ryzen AI Max 300
The latest AMD chipset driver (version 6.10.02.1849) is now available for download, and with it comes an interesting reveal. This update, listed by Asus, is aimed at the X670 and X670E motherboards, but the release notes mentioned a driver for the unannounced Ryzen AI Max 300 series, the naming for Strix Halo...
Read More »Insomniac ‘gearing up’ for Wolverine announcement
It has been a while since Insomniac Games first announced its plans for Wolverine. Through leaks last year, we learned that Wolverine is intended to lead into a series of X-Men games. Now, Insomniac is reportedly gearing up to finally reveal more about the game.
Read More »MSI Shenzhen Factory Tour – how Z890 motherboards are made!
KitGuru recently flew out to China, where we met Ethan Yang, the vice president for MSI Shenzhen’s manufacturing plant. He gave us a tour of his factory facility just as they were going through the process of building the first Z890 Tomahawk motherboards, so we thought we'd bring our readers along for the ride!
Read More »Hades II gets first big update since Early Access launch
Back in May, the team at SuperGiantGames surprise-dropped the early access launch of Hades II. While undoubtedly a work-in-progress, many of the game’s core mechanics were available to enjoy. Finally, following a bout of silence, the team have released the first big update for Hades II.
Read More »Intel and AMD create x86 advisory group to battle ARM
We bet this one wasn't on your 2024 Bingo card. Intel and AMD are partnering to establish a new advisory committee to enhance and further integrate the x86 ecosystem, intensifying the competition against Arm.
Read More »Steam Next Fest is live – here are ten games to look out for
Steam Next Fest has returned for another round. The week-long event gives gamers a preview of thousands of exciting upcoming games through freely downloadable demos and livestreams.
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