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A new version of one of my all-time favourite mouse shapes just launched and it could be perfect for palm and relaxed claw grippers

'Overclocking should not be a feature that is exclusively reserved for the people paying the most amount of money,' says VP of Intel's enthusiast chip business

Peter Molyneux's right about one thing: It's sad how no one seems to care about god games anymore

I just found out the creator of Windows Task Manager accidentally left his phone number inside the app

Crimson Desert players are doing important work by turning Kliff into Captain America, Spider-Man and Superman

Titanium Court review

TSMC reportedly plots ultra-advanced sub-1 nm chips with 'trial' production starting in 2029

Despite microtransaction woes at launch, MMO sequel Aion 2 will go global this year

Data, not guessing: Looking at Nvidia's past GPUs to predict the specs for its future RTX 60-series graphics cards

OpenAI's hilarious new patent diagrams have 'HBM stacked up like rice cakes'

'We have no choice but to impose a severe punishment': Ex Samsung researcher sentenced to 7 years in prison for leaking DRAM tech to a Chinese competitor

'Defenders finally have a chance to win, decisively': Firefox CTO raves about Claude Mythos' bug hunting capabilities after it finds 271 vulnerabilities

Pragmata is yet another launch day fail for Intel's GPUs, but its quick response to game issues shows it's still working hard for gamers

Owlcat's had some unusual problems writing romance: 'we realized we had three female romanceable characters, and all three were cannibals'

Australia wants to know how Valve is combating 'extreme-right communities' on Steam

At least there's one tech company making me feel sane in an increasingly insane world

Here's when Masters of Albion launches in your timezone

Would you quit? Meta will put keyloggers on employee PCs for AI training

17 years ago, a free-to-play Battlefield predicted our grim live service present

After 2 years of silence, an extraction shooter we liked back in 2022 for its 'impeccable vibes' suddenly springs back to life on Steam

12 years after the original and with its themes more relevant than ever, anti-war game This War of Mine is getting a full remake

Horse game klaxon: Palia is adding breedable, rideable horses and they look way more realistic than most MMO mounts

I found the Dark Souls of Wordle-likes and it's my new daily puzzle fixation

Framework is building its own keyboard and will even help you make your own

Rust has a 'horse shield' meta problem, so one enterprising player has come up with a 'horse baiting' meta to fix it

Xbox Game Pass prices are going down, but future Call of Duty games won't be added until 'about a year' after they launch

Framework just announced its own 'MacBook Pro for Linux users'

Framework's new dev kit means you can jam a full desktop GPU into the back of its 16-inch laptop

Finally I can download other people's huge honkin' Enshrouded bases and live in them myself

'60% of the script stayed the same': ryukishi07's was on the money for Silent Hill f, the only problem was that some ideas were too big for the budget

If you can't get enough Troy Baker in your videogames, here's the good news: he's going to start making them

MindsEye studio faces new legal action over employee surveillance software that workers' union alleges was 'recording individuals in their homes and without their consent'

Deezer says it's being bombarded by 'nearly 75,000' AI-generated tunes every day, and that 97% of survey respondents can't tell the difference between human-made and AI music

Diablo 4: Lord of Hatred review

Razer has just announced the world's thinnest glass mouse pad and it looks gorgeous

April's Windows 11 update reportedly causes blue screens and boot loops on HP and Dell PCs

Tim Cook hands over Apple's $4 trillion reins to 'the perfect person for the job', hardware engineering SVP John Ternus

Combing through a house full of a dead loved one's possessions to figure out who they were feels like the anti-Unpacking

The makers of Playdate, the console-with-a-crank, will no longer accept games created with generative AI

Security researchers hacked the demo version of the European Commission's new age verification app in less than two minutes

Netflix gives me a shred of hope for the live-action Gundam movie by casting Jason Isaacs

How to fish in Runescape: Dragonwilds

Even after Ubisoft confirmed 'gaming's worst-kept secret' of an Assassin's Creed Black Flag remake, it somehow manages to leak another trailer before the reveal

'A performance tool that requires a graduate seminar before breakfast has already lost the room': Why Windows Task Manager looks like it's getting CPU usage wrong

Street Fighter 6 somehow patched its incest storyline to make it even shadier than it originally was

Cybersecurity expert turns cybercriminal, pleading guilty to 'conspiracy to deploy ransomware'

This week's Crimson Desert update is the one I'm looking forward to the most

Crimson Desert's story is nonsensical and barely-there, but Kliff's mocap actor reckons 'what it lacks in narrative it more than makes up for in other aspects'

Animation powerhouse responsible for One Piece and Dragon Ball Z branches into PC gaming with Toei Games

AMD docs hint that multi frame gen might finally be coming to Radeon GPUs