Guns of Eschaton Revives Viktor Antonov’s Final Vision in a Souls-like Western Shooter set in a Dying America

Today, newly established developer Eschatology Entertainment and publisher 4Divinity announced Guns of Eschaton , a new mystical Western first-person shooter game fused with a Souls-like level of challenge.

The game takes place in a reimagined 19th-century American West that has fallen into an apocalypse, and it's set in the final original universe conceived by the late Viktor Antonov (who suddenly passed away last year and is mainly known for his contributions to games like Half-Life 2, Dark Messiah of Might and Magic

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Corsair HS35 v3 Wireless Review – Budget Done Right?

Corsair’s HS lineup has always been about accessibility. Where the Virtuoso series targets the high end and the HS80 leans into PC-first features, the HS35 line has consistently been the entry point—no nonsense, no over-engineering, just a straightforward gaming headset.

With the HS35 v3 Wireless, Corsair is clearly modernizing that formula. Wireless freedom, Dolby Atmos support, and tri-mode connectivity all make an appearance—but the real question remains simple:

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Tim Sweeney Opens to Steam, Says It’s Leaving Billions on the Table by Ignoring Fortnite, Riot, and Genshin Impact

During his speech at the recent Unreal Fest in Chicago, Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney put out a call to create " Team Open ", and apparently, that includes Valve and Steam .

In an interview with PC Gamer , Sweeney clarified he'd be all too happy to include Valve in this theoretical open, interconnected gaming ecosystem. When prompted by the interviewer as to why Valve would do such a thing given the position of strength they're in, Sweeney explained his view that they are currently missing out on a

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First Apple, Now Samsung; BOE Misses Another Opportunity As Plans To Use Chinese OLEDs In Galaxy S27 Have Been Halted

A case study should be presented on the Chinese firm BOE, concerning the near-endless opportunities it has in establishing strong business relationships with the likes of Apple and Samsung, yet still fumbling them by failing to produce quality displays. According to the latest report, the base Galaxy S27 model will no longer feature BOE’s OLEDs, suggesting that the deal with Samsung likely fell through.

Looking for a way to offset rising storage and memory costs, Samsung reportedly chose to explore a partnership with BOE to supply OLEDs


GTA 6 Could Skip 60 FPS Entirely, as Rockstar’s Insane Detail Forces a 30 FPS Lock Even on PS5 Pro

With GTA 6 , Rockstar Games is set to raise the bar for what is possible to achieve on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S , much like the studio did with Red Dead Redemption 2 , but this is likely coming at a price. Although the highly anticipated next entry in the series is rumored to feature a performance mode running at 60 FPS , the tech experts at Digital Foundry believe it to be highly unlikely, as the level of detail shown in the latest footage would make it very difficult to scale


Nintendo Switch 2 Owners Face a New Hardware Lottery, as Upgraded LCD Revision Could Split Buyers Into Winners and Losers

By being the only handheld that supports NVIDIA DLSS, the Nintendo Switch 2 is one of the most interesting gaming devices around, but the new generation system still has quite a few notable issues. The biggest of them remains its LCD display, which leaves a lot to be desired with significant ghosting issues caused by its response time , which is 50% slower than that of the original Nintendo Switch . However, one year after launch, this issue could be fixed in the near future with a hardware revision featuring a new


Xbox Layoffs Could Become Gaming’s Largest Ever, and even Undead Labs May Face the Axe Despite State of Decay 3

It's hard to believe, but it seems like even State of Decay 3 developer Undead Labs may be in danger of being closed by Microsoft in the imminent round of Xbox layoffs.

The studio recently kicked off Alpha testing and even nailed down a 2027 launch window across PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series S|X, and yet it may still face closure (or they may be sold or go independent, in the best-case scenario) as Microsoft trims its first-party studio roster

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Samsung Could Aid Apple’s Rapid 1.4nm Transition, As Foundry Giant Reportedly Restarting Commercialization Of Next-Generation Lithography

To keep pace with TSMC, Samsung’s 1.4nm process was originally targeted for mass production in 2027, but the Korean giant changed priorities, reportedly believing that stabilizing 2nm yields took precedence over entering a losing race with its foundry rival. However, a report states that the Korean giant’s plans to jump into the sub-2nm lithography are once again on the table, and if it achieves success, perhaps Apple could open up doors to a dual-sourcing approach.

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iPhone 18 Pro Drop Test Video Surfaces, Revealing The Flagship In An Unchanged Design, But Thankfully A New Paint Job Is Expected This Year

Of all the things that could have revealed what iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max would potentially look like, a drop test video wouldn’t have been at the top of our list, but since it’s here, we get a closer look at the flagship. Unfortunately, if you’re expecting a different design, you’ll be disappointed, but the upside is that we might be greeted by a new color.

The origin of the video is currently underdetermined, but Asher has uploaded


Apple Is Moving The iPhone 18 Pro’s IR Flooder To The Side, As A CT Scan Exposes A Huge Vapor Chamber Stretching To The Top, And A Smaller Dynamic Island

In what is nothing short of a huge scoop that settles a long-running debate, Apple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro is "nearly confirmed" to sport a smaller Dynamic Island - especially as the Face ID's infrared flooder has moved to the side and possibly underneath the display - as well as a huge vapor chamber.