Valve Steam Controller pricing leaks An early review of Valve’s Steam Controller has been released and swiftly taken down by the YouTuber TechyTalk, unveiling the controller’s pricing ahead of its official launch. Based on the leaked review, the controller will cost $99 in the US, making it more expensive than standard PS5 or Xbox Series […]

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It looks like Intel has no plans to release ARC Xe3P-based Discrete Gaming GPUs According to the leaker Jaykihn, Intel has cancelled its plans for an ARC Xe3P-based discrete gaming GPU, and they did so “long ago”. This will leave Intel’s ARC “Battlemage” B580 without a successor based on their newer “Celestial” architecture. However, this […]

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Star Wars Galactic Racer will be easy to run on PC, though it boasts some high-end features Fuse Games’ Star Wars: Galactic Racer now has PC system requirements on Steam, setting a low hardware baseline for the new fast-paced racing game. The game is coming to PC this year, and its minimum GPU is a […]

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Big names are reportedly working on a movie based on the “Battlefield” franchise According to the Hollywood Reporter, Christopher McQuarrie and Michael B. Jordan are meeting with Hollywood studios and streaming giants to make a movie based on EA’s “Battlefield” series. Battlefield 6 was the US’ best-selling game of 2026, outpacing Call of Duty: Black […]

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The NAND shortage is causing SSD pricing to spike The DRAM shortage has hit the PC market hard, but rising NAND prices are forcing further price increases. The growing NAND shortage is impacting the affordability of new PCs, driving SSD prices up to insane levels. Today, a Samsung 990 PRO 1TB SSD costs £209.99 through […]

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Intel Foundry reports growing yields and strong 14A progress Intel has reported its Q1 2026 financials, with revenue growth, margin expansion, and higher earnings. For Intel Foundry, Intel has reported “improved output and productivity” with its Intel 7, 3, and 3 lithography nodes. Additionally, Intel has reported “progress ahead of expectations” on Intel 18A and […]

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Ubisoft updates The Crew 2’s offline mode to add liveries and statistics After releasing their “Hybrid Mode” for The Crew 2 in October, which makes the game playable offline, Ubisoft has released its first major update for the new game mode. Until now, The Crew 2’s offline mode lacked a “My Livery” menu, which prevents […]

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Intel says that optimisation is critical for modern PC games – Software is holding back hardware Intel’s Robert Hallock has been discussing PC game optimisation and its impact on modern CPU performance. He argues that software optimisation plays a much larger role than it did before, and that PC gamers underestimate its impact. In an […]

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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag is getting a full remake on PC and current-gen consoles Ubisoft has officially unveiled Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, a full remake of 2013’s Assassin’s Creed Black Flag. The game is due to launch on PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on July 9th, with the PC version coming to the […]

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Z970 could replace B860 as Intel’s next mainstream DIY motherboard chipset Intel’s Robert Hallock has confirmed that Intel wants to release “more and more” unlocked CPUs. According to the leaker Jaykihn, Intel will also be promoting this with its next-generation motherboards, pushing its Z970 chiplet as the unofficial successor to B860. While B960 motherboards will […]

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Death Standing 2 receives further Steam Deck optimisations alongside new fixes Update 1.5 has been released for Death Stranding 2: On the Beach, further optimising the game for Valve’s Steam Deck handheld while delivering various other improvements. Nixxes and Kojima Productions have confirmed that further improvements to the game are currently in the works. Death […]

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Ready to resync? Ubisoft has confirmed that it will be hosting a “Worldwide reveal showcase” for Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced today. The event will start at 5 PM BST, with Ubisoft saying that “The Iconic Solo Pirate Adventure Returns”. If this statement is correct, we are unlikely to see any multiplayer modes for this […]

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TSMC doesn’t need High-NA EUV to complete its current roadmap – A12, A13, and N2U nodes unveiled TSMC has unveiled its newest technology roadmap, which extends until 2029. On it, TSMC has unveiled three new lithography nodes, none of which require High-NA EUV machines. TSMC believes that standard Low-NA EUV machines will be used for […]

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JEDEC is shifting the focus of LPDDR6 from mobile platforms to datacenters – Thanks AI Last year, JEDEC unveiled its JESD209-6 LPDDR6 memory standard, a new high-bandwidth memory type designed for phones, laptops, and other mobile platforms. Now, JEDEC has previewed new updates to the standard, shifting its focus from mobile platforms to “datacenter and […]

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