Keith Mitchell

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Asus has revealed a mid-refresh of its ROG Ally, called the Asus ROG Ally X. More to come during the official reveal on June 1, 2024.

When it comes to PC gaming, there has always been the question as to how much RAM you really need. Of course, in the past, it was 8GB, which eventually was bumped up to 16 GB. Ah, yes, 16GB of RAM is definitely the recommended amount, however, there are those who settle for 32GB of RAM. Yet, I’ve seen people striving to get 64GB or more than that, which works, and other times it doesn’t. There’s the fact that memory channels on consumer-level motherboards just aren’t meant for so much RAM.

If you’ve just become a PC gamer either by way of a new shiny handheld PC, a new or used PC, or whatever, and wanted to dip your toes into the world of Soulslikes, you’re in luck. Starting today, Bandai Namco has put every Dark Souls title that’s available on Steam up for sale, and it’s quite the discount.

PlayStation still hasn't learned after the Helldivers 2 mess and has blocked countries without access to PSN from purchasing Ghost of Tsushima on PC.

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One of the things I’ve wished for in Moon Studios No Rest For The Wicked was the ability to respec my character so that I can try out some of the gear I’ve picked up along the way. As the game stands, that’s not possible, and to try out new gear you don’t have the stats for, I’d have to start a new character. This is both time-consuming and a bit frustrating. However, that looks like this may be a thing of the past very shortly, thanks to a recent tease from Gennadiy Korol from Moon Studios regarding the ability to respec our characters.

Ubisoft has revealed its first look at the upcoming Assassin's Creed title, Assassin's Creed Shadows, which will be released this November 2024.

Yesterday was quite the day for the announcement of Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Shadows game, that’s for sure. Outside of the apparent discourse that set the internet on fire, there was also the tidbit that the game would require an online connection. Let’s be obvious here… most games that are released anymore need an online connection for various things. DRM, updates, and yes, even installs. Don’t tell me you haven’t purchased a console game from the store and discovered it needed to install itself over the Internet. It’s a thing that’s here to stay.

Ahead of the release of Ubisoft’s upcoming PVP shooter, XDefiant (formerly known as Tom Clancy’s XDefiant), the PC specs you’ll need to be able to play the title have been released.