Slightly Mad Studios is removing Project CARS 1 and 2 from digital storefronts over expiring car/track licenses
One of the problems with digital gaming is that games aren't often available forever though the internet. Yes, there is nothing stopping companies from making their digital files available indefinitely, but if they use licensed content,
Sony's next-generation PlayStation VR2 headset is launching early next year
Through their regional Facebook and Twitter accounts, PlayStation has confirmed that their PSVR2 headset will be launching in early 2023, giving users of the company's PlayStation 5 console something to look forward to.
With PlayStation VR 2, Sony are offering VR gamers an enhanced
Gigabyte's 60GB/s AORUS PCIe Gen5 adaptor delivers insanity-tier performance potential
PCIe 5.0 connectivity is going to be a connectivity game-changer, offering PC users more bandwidth for massive file transfers and next-generation component communication. PCIe 5.0 offers a 2x bandwidth increase over PCIe 4
AMD's new AMD Software 22.8.2 driver is ready for Saints Row and The Bridge Curse Road to Salvation
With the release of AMD Software 22.8.2, AMD has delver driver-level optimisation for Saints Row's DirectX 12 mode and The Bridge Curse Road to Salvation. With this new driver, AMD has confirmed that
VESA's latest standard aims to make future screens clearer
If you are looking for a high-end television or monitor, companies will often market the motion clarity of their screens. Screens that offer strong motion clarity do not suffer from so-called "motion blur", where objects on screen can become blurry when in motion. Today, VESA has revealed a
As a "parting gift" to gamers, Indie Developer Rob "Squid" Hale has made his games free for everyone
Earlier this month, the indie game developer Rob Hale (Squid in a Box) died of cancer, and in an announcement on Steam's Forums for Waves 2, their partner CJ announced that Hale's games have been made available for
Sony PlayStation "ripped off" nine million UK users, lawsuit alleges
When games started to become available digitally, many saw it as an avenue that would eventually deliver cheaper games. After all, digital downloads don't require the printing of discs, the manufacture of boxes, global shipping, the stocking of retail shelves, or the payment of
ASUS' ProArt Display PA147CDV is launching next month, and it could enhance your Adobe creative experience
ASUS' ProArt Display PA147CDV is a unique product, a 14-inch 32:9 touchscreen that features Microsoft Pen Protocol 2.0 stylus support, an intuitive ASUS Dial for fine-tuned content adjustment and a customisable
KOTOR's remake now has a new developer - Embracer confirms
Following rumours that Aspyr has been moved away from Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Remake, the Embracer Group has confirmed that a AAA game of their now has a new developer. Currently, the Embracer Group does not expect this AAA game project to be delayed, though this seem unlikely.
Rumour has it
Valve's Steam Deck is an emulation powerhouse
Valve's Steam Deck has already gained a reputation for being an emulation powerhouse, a portable gaming platform that is affordable and capable of emulating many gaming systems, even relatively modern systems like Microsoft's Xbox 360.
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