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"The demonic lovechild of Balatro and Buckshot Roulette" is a roguelite horror game where you out-gamble the devil and it got over 100k Steam wishlists in a week

CloverPit's demo proves why

GamesRadar

Commodore OS Vision 3.0 Linux-based OS arrives to spruce up retro builds

You can finally update your Commodore 64x with an up-to-date operating system ready to handle all of your modern retro computing needs.

Tom’s Hardware

Max top 10 movies — here’s the 3 worth watching right now

Looking for what to watch on Max? These three movies in the streamer's top 10 deserve a spot on your watchlist.

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GPU's built-in gyro & accelerometer tell you if the card isn't level — ROG Astral GPU battles card sag with software-monitored feature

Asus activated the built-in gyro and accelerometer in its ROG Astral GPUs to warn you if its sagging.

Tom’s Hardware

Legendary Voodoo4 GPU modded into laptop, benchmarks work with Windows XP

The Dell Precision M4800 modded with a 25-year-old Voodoo4 GPU is capable of playing retro titles in Windows XP, to an extent.

Tom’s Hardware

I've been testing one of the best value 4K OLED gaming monitors, and it's awesome — but watch out for tariffs

The ASUS ROG Strix OLED 27 (XG27UCDMG) is a fantastic OLED gaming monitor with the best specs, performance, and features for under $1,000. Tariffs may hurt, though.

Windows Central

'Clair Obscur: Expedition 33' hits 1 million copies sold in just three days (not including Xbox Game Pass) proving demand for photorealistic JRPG-styled games

They said you don't want turn-based games. Well, it's my turn to inform you that Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 has sold 1 million copies already.

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Game controller exports to Russia banned by UK gov — hopes to reduce options for enemy drone pilots

The UK's Foreign Office has implemented a ban on game controller exports to Russia.

Tom’s Hardware

'Clair Obscur: Expedition 33' utterly destroys Square Enix's gaslighting over Final Fantasy turn-based combat

A new "JRPG" from France has destroyed Square Enix's Naoki Yoshida gaslighting over turn-based combat, and reminds us how corporations kill creativity.

Windows Central

Despite positive reviews, indie dev declares their early access roguelike "fails in fundamental ways," makes it free forever, and moves the heck on

The developer is now making a gorgeous Mediterranean city-builder

GamesRadar

The 8 branding mistakes that will make you seem amateur

Are you making these errors?

Creative Bloq

After several popular mods, REPO devs are thinking of a Lethal Company-inspired mimic monster of their own but "it needs to be really interesting"

Mimic mods mimicking other mimic mods are all the rage

GamesRadar

USB 2.0 is 25 years old today — the interface standard that changed the world

USB 2.0 introduced 480 Mbps transfer speeds in 2000, making it one of the fastest ways of moving data between devices at its time.

Tom’s Hardware

Why the 'most Gen Z royal photo ever' is a huge branding win

Yes, Princess Isabella has an iPhone.

Creative Bloq

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InsideEVs

Why The Slate Truck Doesn’t Use LFP Batteries

Slate dropped a bombshell this week when it revealed both itself and its first model: a utilitarian electric pickup truck expected to cost under $20,000 after factoring in the federal tax credit for plug-in cars.

GamesRadar

Metaphor: ReFantazio's superbosses weren't intentionally easier than Persona or Shin Megami Tensei's, but the JRPG's lead says new classes made them feel that way

You can thank/blame the game's new classes

Tom’s Hardware

Core i9 14900KS heatspreader transformed into CPU water block - clever machining yields a functioning water block

A Chinese modder has machined their CPU's IHS (Integrated Heat Spreader) into a functional water-block for liquid cooling.

Tom’s Guide

I'm running the London Marathon — here are the shoes, watches and fueling products I’m using

I’m hoping to run a PR at the London Marathon — here’s the running gear and nutrition strategy I’ll be using on the day.

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Why aren't there antivirus apps for the iPhone?

Apple designed the iPhone in such a way that antivirus software isn't necessary on iOS but there are still steps you can take to keep your devices safe.

Inverse

25 Years Ago, Metal Gear Put Espionage Action In The Palm Of Your Hand

Metal Gear's handheld debut is a remarkably ambitious game that squeezed much of what made the PS1 classic so great back down to its 8-bit roots.

Tom’s Guide

I’m a gardening expert and here’s how I keep my gloves in top condition

How I take care of my yard gloves to make them last longer.

Creative Bloq

"Design is more than just the pixels on the screen": How Microsoft created a visual identity for its AI

We caught up with the brand's AI Creative Director about Copilot's new look.

Tom’s Guide

I use Perplexity every day — here are 9 prompts I can't live without

Perplexity AI gives me fast, clear answers with sources I can trust and it's even easier to use now that it's available on iOS.

Tom’s Guide

5 shows like 'Dope Thief' to stream after the Apple TV Plus show

What to watch after you finish 'Dope Thief' on Apple TV Plus

Creative Bloq

'Dumb meme' sparks fierce debate about Blender remakes and the cost of VFX

Is it really that easy?

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