CinematicFX Mod Gives STALKER 2 the Visual Punch It Always Deserved
A new Nexus Mods release called CinematicFX is giving STALKER 2's already punchy gunplay a dramatic visual overhaul, drawing comparisons to FEAR and Criterion's Black.
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Mitchell Tan 
Ubisoft's Creative Purge Claims Another Veteran as Hexe Loses Its Director
Veteran game director Clint Hocking has left Ubisoft, with Jean Guesdon stepping in to lead Assassin's Creed Codename Hexe amid a sweeping company restructure.
Tom Whitfield 
From Submarines to Steam Trains: FakeFish Bets Big on Frostrail
Finnish studio FakeFish has shown off new Frostrail gameplay, unveiling underground temples and cosmic horror that lift the game well above its initially generic first impression.
Sarah Cheng 
WoW Players Spot a Locked-Out Island and Think They Know What's Coming Next
An inaccessible island in World of Warcraft: Midnight is fuelling speculation that Blizzard has quietly telegraphed its next big content patch months in advance.
Oliver Pemberton 
WoW Players Rush to Skin Frogs Before Blizzard Pulls the Plug
WoW: Midnight players are farming endlessly respawning frogs at Stillwhisper Pond for skinning XP, echoing a notorious 2024 exploit that Blizzard quickly shut down.
Oliver Pemberton 
Resident Evil Requiem Hides Its Mouse Sensitivity Setting in Plain Sight
Capcom had to publish its own guide after players couldn't find Resident Evil Requiem's mouse sensitivity setting, tucked inside a camera submenu rather than the controls menu.
Oliver Pemberton 
Teardown Finally Gets Multiplayer, and It's Arriving on March 12
Teardown's long-awaited multiplayer update drops on Steam on March 12, letting up to 12 players blow things up together for the first time.
James Callahan 
When 'Competitive' Becomes a Curse Word: The Highguard Post-Mortem
Ex-Wildlight level designer Alex Graner says Highguard's 3v3 competitive focus drove away casual players, contributing to a catastrophic launch collapse.
Daniel Kovac 
Hypnos Demo Teases a Breathtaking Megastructure World With More Questions Than Answers
The Hypnos demo is out, and while its mechanics remain elusive, its stunning megastructure world is already turning heads.
Zara Mitchell 
The Shipping Error That Became a Symbol of PC Gaming's Memory Crisis
A Reddit user ordered one $300 DDR5 RAM kit and received ten. Their plan to sell the extras at old prices tells you everything about the state of the memory market.
James Callahan 
Denuvo Hobbles Resident Evil Requiem PC Testing — and Raises Old Questions
Denuvo Anti-Tamper cut short a major CPU benchmark of Resident Evil Requiem, locking testers out after every five chip swaps — a recurring headache Capcom shows no sign of fixing.
Oliver Pemberton 
AI Goes Nuclear: War Game Study Raises Hard Questions About Machine Judgment
Three leading AI systems reached for nuclear weapons in nearly every simulated war game, raising urgent questions about AI in military decision-making.
Fatima Al-Rashid 
ROG Ally Gets a Lifeline, But AMD's Silence Speaks Volumes
ASUS has quietly pushed a new GPU driver for the ROG Ally, but deeper questions about AMD's long-term support for the Ryzen Z1 Extreme chip remain unanswered.
Mitchell Tan 
The Wi-Fi Safety Net Has a Hole in It — and It's Been There All Along
Researchers have found that Wi-Fi client isolation, a feature millions rely on for protection, can be bypassed on nearly every tested router — including enterprise-grade WPA3 networks.
James Callahan 
Nvidia Pulls Faulty Driver That Could Overheat Your GPU
Nvidia has pulled its Game Ready Driver 595.59 after widespread reports of fan control failures across RTX 3000 to 5000-series GPUs, urging users to roll back immediately.
Mitchell Tan 
A New Chip Standard Could Reshape the AI Memory Race
SK hynix and SanDisk have formalised a partnership to standardise High Bandwidth Flash memory, a new technology tier targeting AI inference servers ahead of an expected demand surge around 2030.
Aisha Khoury 
World's Fastest Consumer RAM Launches Into a Market on Fire
Klevv's new Cras V RGB DDR5-9600 kit is a technical marvel, but arrives amid a global memory shortage that has sent RAM prices soaring by hundreds of per cent.
Sophia Vargas 
The $30,000 Question: Can AI Really Kill the Bloomberg Terminal?
A finance techie's claim to have rebuilt the Bloomberg Terminal using Perplexity's AI in one afternoon went viral — but the detail behind the demo tells a more complicated story.
Daniel Kovac 
Razer's $130 Laptop Sleeve Bets Big on Wireless Charging
Razer has launched a $130 laptop sleeve with two built-in wireless charging pads, targeting professionals who want fewer cables on the go.
Oliver Pemberton 
Old-School AMD Boards Offer Budget Builders a Lifeline in the RAM Crisis
MSI has launched two sub-$90 AM4 motherboards at the worst possible moment for PC builders — and that timing is entirely deliberate.
Daniel Kovac