Arctic has announced the release of its new TP-4 high-performance thermal pad line, designed for components such as RAM, chipsets, ICs, graphics cards, laptops, and gaming consoles. According to the manufacturer, the product features an optimised material composition that reduces thermal resistance and improves heat dissipation compared to the previous …
Read More »PlayStation State of Play returns in June with Wolverine headlining
Sony has officially announced its Summer showcase plans for new PS5 titles. State of Play is returning in early June, offering an hour of new game announcements and other reveals.
Read More »Quantic Dream cancels live service game ‘Spellcasters Chronicles’
After a spree of playtests and an early access launch, Quantic Dream has cancelled development of its first 'live service' multiplayer game, Spellcasters Chronicles. The game failed to grab a large enough audience during its first few months in early access.
Read More »Kingdom Come studio now working on LOTR RPG
Warhorse Studios has announced its next two projects. Yes, a third Kingdom Come game is being planned, but beyond that, the studio is also now working on a LOTR RPG.
Read More »Embracer Group splits up, starts new company to house LOTR, Tomb Raider and more
Embracer Group is going through yet another round of major organisational changes. The company hit dire financial straits a few years ago, leading to numerous layoffs and studio closures. Now that the dust has settled, Embracer is spinning off Middle-Earth Enterprises into a new company to house the group's largest …
Read More »Embracer Group ‘exploring’ partnerships for Deus Ex
One of the most disappointing things about Embracer's acquisition of Eidos Montreal has been the complete lack of interest in bringing back Deus Ex. Now after years of struggling to generate hit games, Embracer Group finally appears to be willing to give Deus Ex a chance at life. Today, alongside an …
Read More »Yet another D&D game has been cancelled
Stig Asmussen, the director behind Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, has had his next game project cancelled. Asmussen left EA shortly after finishing Jedi Survivor to form a new studio to work on a new D&D game, but Wizards of the Coast just scrapped it. …
Read More »Viral family console ‘Nex Playground’ is coming to the UK in June
Following its success in the US, the family-focused Nex Playground console is coming to the UK and Ireland starting from next month.
Read More »Insider Gaming Showcase goes live next week with a dozen “World Premieres”
Publication Insider Gaming have announced their own video game showcase – featuring 55 games including a dozen World Premieres.
Read More »Microsoft announces ‘Xbox Player Voice’ feedback program
As part of their ongoing rebrand, Xbox has announced a new Player Voice feedback program: “a new place to collect your feedback and make it more visible.”
Read More »ID@Xbox director predicts huge industry changes over ‘the next couple of years’
According to Microsoft’s ID@Xbox director, the console maker is currently “positioning Xbox for what comes next in the next 25 years.”
Read More »LG introduces first native 1000Hz Full HD gaming monitor
LG has introduced the UltraGear 25G590B, which it claims is the world's first Full HD (1920×1080) gaming monitor featuring a native 1000Hz refresh rate. Aimed at competitive esports and first-person shooter titles, the display delivers default 1000Hz performance at its native resolution without requiring dual-mode adjustments or resolution reductions. The …
Read More »Einarex introduces airflow-focused Pulse PM300 compact PC case
Einarex has officially announced the Pulse PM300, a microATX case designed for high-performance setups that require a smaller footprint. Expanding the company's airflow-focused Pulse series, the new enclosure is engineered to reduce unnecessary volume while maintaining compatibility with modern hardware standards. The Pulse PM300 supports both microATX and Mini-ITX motherboard …
Read More »Intel Core i9-14900KF achieves world record CPU frequency at 9.2GHz
The Intel Core i9-14900KF has become the first processor to break past the 9.2GHz clock frequency barrier, setting a new world record. Achieved by Chinese overclocker wytiwx, the processor reached 9,206MHz, surpassing the previous record in the HWBOT database. As noted by Wccftech, the record-breaking entry was achieved using liquid …
Read More »Lords of the Fallen 2 should come to Steam, as Epic publishing deal scrapped
Lords of the Fallen 2 was going to release later this year as an Epic Games Store exclusive after CI Games signed a publishing deal with Epic. However, in a sudden change of plans, CI Games has now announced that it has cancelled the publishing deal.
Read More »The Witcher spin-off ‘Project Sirius’ has a new lead writer
We haven't had an update on The Witcher spin-off Project Sirius in a long time but that changed this week, with a writer behind Destiny 2: The Final Shape joining the development team.
Read More »Xbox Game Pass adds 14 more titles for May 2026
The next wave of Game Pass titles has been announced. Over the next couple of weeks, 14 more games will be joining the Game Pass library, including Forza Horizon 6, Luna Abyss and more.
Read More »Rocksteady devs brought Arkham DNA to Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight has impressed early players thanks to its massive Gotham map, combined with its Arkham-style combat. Now we know why the game shares so much DNA with the Arkham games - Rocksteady has been working on it.
Read More »LC-Power expands OLED line-up with QHD M27QO at £499
LC-Power continues to expand its OLED gaming monitor line-up. This week, the company is launching the LC-M27QO, offering a 1440p QD-OLED panel with an ultra-smooth 240Hz refresh rate, priced at a reasonable £499.
Read More »Sama launches S50 PC case with back-connect support and ARGB fans
SAMA has introduced the S50, a compact ATX case that ships with four pre‑installed 120mm ARGB PWM fans, aiming to deliver strong airflow and lighting straight out of the box.
Read More »CyberPowerPC bundles free PS5 with select gaming PCs
Back in March, CyberPowerPC entered the console market, offering up PS5s alongside its suite of gaming PCs. Now for a limited time, CyberPowerPC is bundling PS5 consoles with the purchase of select custom-built PCs.
Read More »Philips launches 24B2D5300 ‘dual sided’ monitor with two 120Hz IPS panels
Philips has introduced something quite unique to the market this week. The new 24B2D5300 is a 120Hz IPS monitor, but it actually houses two screens, one on the front and one on the back, designed for customer-facing environments and collaborative workspaces. The monitor uses two identical 23.8‑inch IPS panels, each …
Read More »DLSS upgrades come to Forza Horizon 6, Luna Abyss and Crimson Desert
There are three more DLSS supported titles launching this week, including the highly rated Forza Horizon 6, which launches today after a period of early access for Premium Edition buyers.
Read More »PlayStation Plus prices are going up from tomorrow for new subscribers
In a surprise announcement, Sony is increasing the price for its PlayStation Plus subscription service from tomorrow, but only for new subscribers.
Read More »Forza Horizon 6 surpassed 1.4 million players during its Advanced Access period
Forza Horizon 6 is already off to an excellent start, with the open-world racer amassing over 1.4 million players during its Advanced Access period.
Read More »Sky: Children of the Light surpasses 300 million downloads as ThatGameCompany celebrates 20th anniversary
Celebrating the studio’s 20th anniversary, ThatGameCompany revealed that Sky: Children of the Light has surpassed 300 million downloads.
Read More »Leaked meeting reveals Sony will no longer bring single-player games to PC
While Sony had been increasingly dipping its toes into the PC gaming space, recent reports claimed that the console maker would be pulling back from the sector, with its first-party single player titles no longer being ported to the PC platform. Though yet to be officially announced, known insider Jason Schreier has now ‘confirmed’ that PlayStation’s Hermen Hulst informed staff of this strategy change during a recent Town Hall meeting.
Read More »New Vulkan layer enables Nvidia Reflex and AMD Anti-Lag on any GPU
An open-source project called low_latency_layer has introduced hardware-agnostic support for Nvidia Reflex and AMD Anti-Lag 2 on Linux. Developed by Korthos Software, the C++23 implicit Vulkan layer implements the VK_NV_low_latency2 and VK_AMD_anti_lag device extensions, enabling Linux gamers to access these latency-optimisation technologies on all GPUs. The software (via Noteboocheck) operates …
Read More »AOC launches 4K dual-mode monitor with BOE’s Circular Polarization
AOC has introduced the U27V6RL/WW, a 27-inch Fast IPS monitor aimed at the Chinese market. Aimed at office work and gaming, the display stands out for its dual-mode capability and the inclusion of BOE's hardware-level Circular Polarization technology to enhance eye protection. The U27V6RL/WW (via DisplaySpecifications) features a flexible native …
Read More »AMD RDNA 3 and RDNA 4 graphics cards gain Advanced Shader Delivery support
Microsoft has expanded its Advanced Shader Delivery public preview to desktop and laptop PCs equipped with AMD RDNA 3, RDNA 3.5, and RDNA 4 graphics architectures. Initially introduced last year as an optimisation feature exclusive to Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X handhelds, the technology bypasses local shader compilation by …
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