Latest articles, news and analysis in the PC category.
The Season 2 finale of *Fallout* delivered a cinematic moment straight out of the game’s lore—but is the sniper who took down a deathclaw really the Courier? Fans are divided, and one detail might settle the debate.
AMD’s new mid-range FPGA family targets high-bandwidth edge applications in broadcast, medical, and industrial automation, with claims of up to 5x memory bandwidth improvements and deterministic performance for latency-sensitive workloads. The rollout includes long-term lifecycle support and securit...
A new website strips away brand loyalty and performance specs to let users compare storage deals purely by cost per gigabyte, offering a radical alternative for bulk buyers.
The troubled third-person shooter MindsEye—once a high-profile flop—has received its most substantial post-launch update, alongside hints of an upcoming expansion. But with player counts in the single digits and lingering skepticism, can the game reclaim its footing?
A core function of modern digital assistants—setting reminders—has become a point of frustration for Microsoft Copilot, as tests reveal the feature repeatedly fails to notify users on either mobile devices or PCs.
The long-awaited action-horror shooter *John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando* drops its first gameplay trailer, revealing a semi-open world packed with zombie swarms, 16 weapons, and four-player co-op. A demo arrives February 19, with pre-orders unlocking free DLC. Launch is March 12 on PS5, Xbox Series...
Leaked technical documents suggest AMD’s next-generation Zen 6 architecture could abandon decades-old interrupt handling in favor of Intel’s FRED system—a move that might signal a deeper architectural shift than typical Zen updates.
Bruce Nesmith, the architect behind *Skyrim*’s sprawling open world, argues *Mass Effect 5* must embrace a modern sci-fi sandbox to compete—but BioWare’s past stumbles and *Starfield*’s struggles cast doubt on whether the studio can pull it off.
2K Interactive has paused development of *Borderlands 4* for Nintendo’s upcoming Switch 2, citing a focus on optimizing the game for existing platforms. The move raises questions about whether hardware limitations or shifting priorities played a role.
The developer behind *Dispatch* has clarified its role in the game’s heavy censorship on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2, acknowledging a misplaced disclaimer and pledging to work with Nintendo to restore content. Here’s what’s happening—and why players may still need to wait for changes.
A 26-year-old file manager remains the only software this veteran tech editor never skips—its dual-pane interface, batch renaming, and lifetime updates make it irreplaceable. Here’s why it’s still the first app on a new PC.
After a decade, one of the farming sim’s most intriguing puzzles remains untouched by dataminers—buried not in code, but in the game’s art. The creator insists it’s impossible to uncover through traditional methods, leaving only one way to find it.
Team Ninja’s latest action RPG refines its signature combat while introducing open-field exploration and a dual-style system that forces players to adapt—or miss out on key mechanics.
The tactical 5v5 shooter, formerly codenamed Project Arc, launches February 4–5, 2026, with minimal system demands and no preload option—but an 8GB footprint.
The long-awaited sequel to the Souls-like samurai epic lands globally, with regional release times and a key demo feature that lets players jump straight into the action.
A modder has transformed Rockstar’s Western epic into a fully functional creature-collecting RPG, complete with Pokéball-style capture mechanics and turn-based trainer duels. The result is a surprisingly polished mashup that blends RDR2’s world with Pokémon’s core gameplay—all built in under two wee...
AMD has introduced its Kintex UltraScale+ Gen 2 FPGA family, targeting industries where mid-range FPGAs must handle demanding workloads—from 4K/8K media production to industrial automation. The new chips deliver up to 5x memory bandwidth and 2x PCIe channel density, setting a new benchmark for throu...
The next major update for *Stardew Valley* will bring significant changes to how children behave, introduce two new marriageable characters, and explore a community-driven farm editor—though some features remain uncertain.
