The state of the world has caught up to Valve's hardware.
The state of the world has caught up to Valve's hardware.
When I play Subnautica 2, I often feel as though I am swimming in two worlds simultaneously. On the one hand, there's the world that goes on without me, the world of wonky indigenous beings living out their lives, careless of my presence: shoals of unharvestable fish swizzing past like dropped…
It's been 11 years, you know.
Cosy life sim Paralives launched into early access this week, sweetening the initial reception with a roadmap full of free goodies. I've been looking forward to the game, if only because there has been such disappointment of late on the life sim front – Paradox Tectonic's Life By You fell foul of…
Awesome.
He hopes GTA 6 will sell more consoles and "raise the tide" for everyone.
Remember, no Portal just before bed.
While Mark’s off doing the actual review and/or agonising over watch straps, I’ve spent my time with 007 First Light slowly moving a laser beam up between its legs, demanding it reveal its PC performance secrets. Which it did immediately and without protest, to be fair. But you know the saying:…
Vera Rubin, on the other hand, is all steam ahead. Which isn't good news for PC gamers, sadly.
Sorry, can't hear you over there.
Here's to another 10 years.
"People just want a choice."
Mina can offer whatever challenge you're up for.
*Tumbleweed.*
He's embracing AI to advertise the luxury brand's private club, Prada Mode.
What took you so long, Bond? I asked you to meet me here, with the nuclear codes I politely requested, in good time. Instead, you've turned up right as I'm about to give this presentation on said codes, meaning I've had no time to grill you about them as part of my prep. You're right, you owe me…
Giving a little Grace.
Shaken, stirred, who cares? Just properly support all GPUs, please, not just some of them.
Brushie brushie brushie.