Finally, some good news.
Would you strap an AI machine and a few cameras to your face?
Be Quiet! has its eyes on the prize.
With AMD's latest Strix Halo CPUs on board, this simple-looking laptop could finally bring proper gaming laptop performance from an integrated GPU.
With an etched glass screen, a magnesium-alloy build, and Intel Panther Lake CPU, this is serious luxury in thin and light laptop form.
Because we all want a GPU that looks like a 1980s beatbox.
The minimum system requirement is basic but the recommended hardware is fairly high-end, despite only promising 60 fps at 1080p.
None of my accomplishments mean anything.
FPS Quest is an upcoming game where your health bar matches your framerate, forcing you to compromise visuals and settings to survive.
LA Noire is one of the "best bad games" Painkiller's Adrian Chmielarz has ever played, and all he wants is for Rockstar to make a sequel.
But the pricing will no doubt be distinctly 2026.
As the Bob Dylan song goes, how many lush alien planets must a Man presumptuously land on and turn into poorly optimised Toyota plants before he finally decides he’s sick of being an extractivist piece of shit? Dylan was being rhetorical, but I studied at the school of Homer Simpson, and want you to give me an actual figure. I’m going to say: four and a half. If you’ve yet to hit your personal quota, well, here’s StarRupture out now in early access. Read more
Most powerful, so presumably most expensive, too?
More repairable laptops can only be a good thing.
Ah, hello, Prince Arthur. This is King Dutch. Long time no see. We thought today would be a good day for rolling. The katamari. The gunslinger suffering from tuberculosis. Where the first rolls the second follows. Roll, roll, roll. That, essentially, is the ethos behind a Red Dead Redemption 2 mod which streamer Blurbs created late last year, and has since shown off in a video that's heavy on large masses of horses and pardners being rolled into rootin' tootin' chaos balls. Read more
Shame the hardware inside is a bit limited for gaming.
Head on over to the DBD PTB, as the horror game's highly anticipated Stranger Things Chapter 2 is now live, with a new yet familiar killer.
Also, the glass is half full.
You can't make a sprawling space factory if you're a dehydrated.
CEO of Embark Studios Patrick Soderlund says that an Arc Raiders movie could be "fun" and that the developer is up for an adaptation.
