Nintendo Seizes Control of Popular Switch Emulator's Website
Nintendo has taken ownership of the domain for Ryujinx, a prominent Nintendo Switch emulator that disappeared last month. This move follows Nintendo's broader campaign against emulators, including the recent shutdown of Yuzu.
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D Hits 6.9 GHz: Redefining Gaming CPU Performance
AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D reaches an astounding 6.9 GHz overclock, showcasing unprecedented gaming performance. This breakthrough in CPU technology promises new possibilities for enthusiasts and competitive gamers alike.
Meta Shifts VR Strategy: Studios Face Budget Cuts as Company Refocuses
Meta is revamping its VR content funding approach, leading to budget cuts for external studios and project delays. The company is now focusing on lifestyle applications and select games with broad appeal potential.
Mac Mini: Apple's Unexpected Entry into the Gaming Console Market
Apple's latest Mac Mini, powered by the M2 chip, has emerged as a surprisingly capable gaming machine, rivaling dedicated consoles. This compact powerhouse offers versatility and performance, potentially reshaping the gaming landscape.
Valve Mandates Disclosure of Kernel Mode Anticheat on Steam
Valve introduces a new policy requiring game developers to disclose the use of kernel mode anticheat software on Steam store pages. This move aims to increase transparency and help players make informed decisions about game purchases.
Steam Mandates Disclosure of Kernel-Level Anti-Cheat on Game Store Pages
Valve introduces new policy requiring Steam games to disclose kernel-level anti-cheat systems on store pages. This move aims to increase transparency and help players make informed decisions about game purchases and installations.
Cyberpunk 2077 Heads to Apple Silicon Macs: A Game-Changing Test for Mac Gaming
CD Projekt Red's Cyberpunk 2077 is set to release on Apple Silicon Macs in 2025, marking a significant milestone for Mac gaming. This demanding title will push Apple's custom chips to their limits, potentially reshaping the Mac gaming landscape.
EU Court Upholds Consumer Rights in PlayStation Accessory Battle
The EU's highest court rules in favor of third-party manufacturers selling PlayStation add-ons, challenging Sony's market control. This landmark decision could reshape the gaming accessories landscape in Europe, promoting competition and consumer choice.
Game Publishers Risk 20% Revenue Loss from Rapid Denuvo DRM Cracking, Study Reveals
A new study shows game publishers could lose up to 20% in revenue if Denuvo DRM is cracked shortly after release. The research highlights the financial impact of DRM technology in the video game industry and the ongoing battle against piracy.
AI Recreates Counter-Strike's Dust II Map: Revolutionary but Sluggish
Researchers have used a neural network to simulate Counter-Strike's Dust II map on an RTX 3090. While groundbreaking, the AI-generated version runs at only 10 FPS, showcasing both the potential and current limitations of AI in gaming.