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Ghost of Tsushima on PC is now region-free and Steam Deck verified

Ghost of Tsushima Region

While Sony’s PC initiatives have been mostly a success, one of the biggest controversies with the console maker’s recent PC ports has been its use of region locking as a result of their integration with the PlayStation Network. Fortunately, Sony seems to be backtracking on this somewhat, with an update to Ghost of Tsushima on PC removing the region-lock requirements while also adding official Steam Deck verification.

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AMD Ryzen 5 7500X3D CPU appears at retail

It seems AMD is working on a new X3D CPU. A new leak suggests that a Ryzen 5 7500X3D is in the works, potentially offering the cheapest entry point yet into 3D V-Cache gaming performance on the AM5 platform. The evidence comes from @momomo_us, who first leaked the OPN code …

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Microsoft claims “our biggest competition isn’t another console” following Halo PS5 announcement

Halo Console

Following plenty of leaks and rumours, the Halo 1 Remake – Halo: Campaign Evolved – was finally announced to be coming to PC, Xbox and PlayStation. Being the core pillar of the Xbox brand, Halo’s arrival onto PlayStation has once again sparked up discussions regarding exclusivity. According to Xbox’s Matt Booty however, “our biggest competition isn't another console.”

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Razer reveals ‘esports green’ collection

Razer has unveiled the Esports Green Collection, bringing its iconic, unmistakable green colourway to a wide range of its most popular competitive gaming peripherals. This launch celebrates the brand's long-standing connection with the esports scene, offering pro-grade hardware in the colour that started it all. Achieving the specific 802C green …

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Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition announced for all systems (including Switch 2)

Fallout 4 Anniversary

Just under 10 years ago, Fallout 4 officially released to the world. While the game is far from perfect, it resonated with millions thanks to its sandbox-like design and focus on exploration among other ancillary additions (such as the settlement mechanic and base building). As they have done with many of their previous games, Bethesda has now officially announced Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition – bundling the base game alongside its DLC and hundreds of user-created mods.

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