This is something I wanted to talk about for a long time. You see, earlier this week, Activision released the Beast Glove for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 which, believe it or not, costs 80 euros. Yup, that’s more expensive than the entire game. Not only that but Bandai Namco pushed the Battle Pass and a Shop in Tekken 8, even though the game suffers from major balance issues. And, as you may have guessed, a lot of players are angry with both of these games. However, by simply complaining online you won’t change a damn thing. Continue reading PSA: If you are unhappy with a game due to predatory microtransactions and DLCs, stop complaining and stop playing them
Tag Archives: PC gaming
Here is how you can completely eliminate traversal stutters in PC games, including Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and Redfall
A lot of PC players have been experiencing traversal stutters in numerous games. And finally, we have a solution for all the traversal stutters that plague the latest PC games. However, there is a catch. Continue reading Here is how you can completely eliminate traversal stutters in PC games, including Star Wars Jedi: Survivor and Redfall
Gaming After Dark Episode 15
This week we launched into a discussion about Sony’s first-party almost immediately, specifically the differences and preferences we had for prior generations of their first-party output. Hopefully, as time marches on and we see more and more content from Sony they may give us some of their back catalog. Continue reading Gaming After Dark Episode 15
Gaming After Dark Episode 6
Weekend content once more! In the sixth episode of Gaming After Dark we discuss the ominous Halo: Infinite delay, Gamescom being a nothing-burger and Mass Effect Remastered rumors.
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Almost 48 million U.S. gamers are spending roughly 15 hours a week gaming, due to COVID-19 pandemic
It appears that more and more people are turning to gaming as an entertainment, and existing gamers on the top are spending more time in their favorite gaming titles, according to NPD Group’s Mat Piscatella. There has been a general trend towards more significant gaming engagement overall in the midst of COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown. Continue reading Almost 48 million U.S. gamers are spending roughly 15 hours a week gaming, due to COVID-19 pandemic
Chinese x86 CPU Vendor ‘Zhaoxin’ plans to introduce new Discrete GPUs for the Asian market
Zhaoxin is a developer of homegrown x86 processors from China, but apparently has ambitions beyond CPUs. The term Zhao xin means ‘million core’. According to a recent report by cnTechPost, the Chinese company teased a new low-cost 70W discrete GPU in a video posted on its newly overhauled website. The video has been taken down though, but cnTechPost grabbed a copy of the company’s roadmap, and it appears that Zhaoxin has plans to introduce a new 70W discrete GPU that will be fabbed using TSMC’s 28nm process. Zhaoxin said that this will fill a gap in China’s GPU space. Continue reading Chinese x86 CPU Vendor ‘Zhaoxin’ plans to introduce new Discrete GPUs for the Asian market
PC gaming hardware business is going to surge by $3.6 billion in 2020, due to COVID-19 pandemic
Analyst firm JPR (Jon Peddie Research) has recently released its latest market study report regarding the PC Gaming Hardware business, which consists of personal computers, upgrades, and peripherals used for gaming. Continue reading PC gaming hardware business is going to surge by $3.6 billion in 2020, due to COVID-19 pandemic
Gaming After Dark Episode 3
Weekend content once more! In the third episode of Gaming After Dark we touch on the Hitman announcement. The Halo Infinite Teaser and the Cyberpunk 2077 delay. We even briefly engage in diatribes about Shenmue I and II HD and Duke Nukem 3D. Furthermore Mondo covers a lot of horror titles in Resident Evil and Dino Crisis alongside the unfortunate news about Capcom Vancouver. Continue reading Gaming After Dark Episode 3
The PC Gaming show has been postponed to June 13th 2020
“PC Gamer” officially made an announcement that their upcoming online event, the “PC Gaming Show”, has been postponed until June 13th. This Gaming related show was originally scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 6th as part of IGN’s “Summer of Gaming” event. But PC Gamer has decided to postpone this upcoming event as a show of support for the ongoing protests going in the United States over the “Black Lives Matter” movement. Continue reading The PC Gaming show has been postponed to June 13th 2020
Official trailer for the video game store documentary ‘Not For Resale’
Not For Resale is a documentary feature film from director Kevin J. James. The film examines the decline of physical media in the video game industry and the rise of digital distribution. The documentary focuses on local game stores and the final days of physical media and the rise of digital distribution.
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