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If you’re an online creator, picking the right hardware can be tough. Whether you’re a streamer, a podcaster, or a voice actor, nobody wants to get short-changed on sound quality. …
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“When you’re making a PC port, especially one that is this far estranged from its original release date, it’s important to cover your bases on a couple of things,” says …
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Hey, gamers: it’s the Thursday after Cyber Monday, and you know what that means: Amazon has finished delivering all the packages you ordered earlier this week, and your bank account …
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You know the old story—Intel is better for performance, and AMD is better for value. However, AMD had yet another big year this year flipping the script with their Ryzen …
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There’s never been a better time to get into VR. While the earliest models were notorious for their confusing, painstaking setup times, the latest releases are more compact and user-friendly …
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The first mod to be released for The Outer Worlds has been released—surprisingly, or perhaps unsurprisingly, it has nothing to do with fixing day one issues with the game or …
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“Minecraft has really hit a second wind,” says Minecraft community developer Aaron Peters. “We just came out of Minecon, and it was the biggest we’ve had in years. It’s really …
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Look, guys: I get it. You’ve got this powerful rig, you put all this time into building it, and you just want to play a bit of Super Mario: Odyssey. …
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“So, it’s seven,” begins the awestruck Carol Yung, appearing at a hastily called press meeting outside of the building that houses Odyssey, Harvard’s 14,000-core supercomputer. “The last digit of pi …
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Nintendo Switch Online’s NES emulator is packing a new feature that’s coming up later this month—a rewind feature. The rewind, which will allow you to move back through the game’s …
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