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After what seems like an interminable wait, AMD’s Navi 32 GPU is finally starting to break cover. This is the second-tier RDNA 3 graphics processor, and only the second ever to use AMD’s new GPU chiplet packaging techniques. The red team seems to be focused on the mobile market at the moment, and the fact that it’s the laptop versions of the RX 7800-series silicon that has been leaked is telling.

That does, however, mean we’re still likely to be waiting a while for the desktop card to arrive, either in RX 7700 or RX 7800 trim. 

Twitter leaker, All_The_Watts has listed the expected specifications for five different Navi 32-based mobile graphics cards. While there is no way to 100% verify the truth of these rumoured specs, they look pretty likely and consistent with the previous generation of AMD mobile GPUs.

They have also posted a shot of a 3DMark Time Spy benchmark supposedly from an RX 7800M XT run, and it’s way beyond what the best of the last-gen laptop Ra…

Microsoft has announced that the next Xbox Games Showcase will begin at 10 am PT/1 pm ET on June 11, and will be followed immediately by the much-anticipated Starfield Direct, “a deep-dive into Bethesda Game Studios’ highly anticipated sci-fi RPG.”

It is true that we already knew that the Xbox livestream and Starfield Direct were set for June 11: Microsoft said so back in March, when it announced the currently-still-holding September 6 release date. Microsoft and Bethesda had previously opted to exclude Starfield from a January 6 Developer Direct livestream, saying it wanted to do a standalone show “to dedicate the proper amount of time for a deep dive” into it.

What we did not have, until now, is the timing. An exact kickoff time for Starfield Direct (which is no doubt the priority for some viewers) wasn’t announced, which isn’t terribly surprising given that it’s basically one continuous show anyway.

It sounds like this will be a pretty big deal for eager S…

A cult is only as strong as its thousands of brainwashed followers, so to be the best, you need to ensure that you’ve entrapped everyone you can get a hold of into your way of thinking, then dispose of anyone who gets in your way. If you need a handy how-to, the latest trailer for Worship, an upcoming roguelike, has your back.

We just got to see the first trailer for Worship at the PC Gaming Show since the project to fund it launched back in March 2021, and this time, we’ve had an even better look at the multiplayer fights and turf wars within. 

Although the short trailer is pretty fast-paced, there’s still plenty of room to get an idea of what it’ll be like to rise to the top with your friends. You can also start the end of the world by yourself, but an apocalypse shared is an apocalypse halved, and it’s more fun anyway. Apart from seeing how you’ll initiate your followers, we also get a glimpse at multiplayer fights. 

It turns out there’s more to Worshi…

The Yakuza/Like a Dragon games are an annualized series, a new entry appearing every year since 2014, and sometimes two per year—as was the case in 2023, when Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio released both Like a Dragon: Ishin! and Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name. With so many games coming out, making sure they feel at least a little different, with changing protagonists, locations, and time periods, is essential. Changing the combat system was one of the most surprising shifts.

When the turn-based JRPG combat of Yakuza: Like a Dragon was first revealed in a trailer on April 1, 2019, some players assumed it was an April fool’s joke and it would stick with the series’ brawler-style combat. But RGG was serious, and the mainline series is staying turn-based for next year’s Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth.

“RGG Studio’s games are narrative games”, chief producer Hiroyuki Sakamoto recently told Game Informer. “We always think flat about the most enjoyable form of t…

The artist, known on TikTok as artbypacoway (or Paco, for short) has a series of videos showcasing how he’s modernising a classic painting in a different way—by adding Fortnite to it. Honestly, it looks so amazing that it feels as if Peely was always meant for oil paintings. 

Paco has spent 12 days adding different characters and items from Fortnite to a classic landscape painting of a crooked bridge and a quiet stream that he found at a thrift shop. It looks like he’s finally finished with his project, so the last video showcased a quick explainer of everything he changed in the painting and why he did it. 

After sharing his idea on the internet a couple of weeks ago, he received “thousands of suggestions” about the project. “I tried to pick and choose what I thought were the most popular requests,” Paco says in the TikTok. These include the Loot Llama and a barrel full of fishing poles. But adding your favourite characters and items from Fortnite isn’t …

B&H has a wildly good deal on one of our favorite all-time NVMe SSDs, which you can pick up right now for only $165. The timing couldn’t be better if you’re looking for an easy but meaningful upgrade to your gaming PC before you commit the next 300 hours of your life to Baldur’s Gate 3, a game that requires an SSD and at least 150GB of available storage to meet its rather beefy minimum requirements.

The 2TB version of the drive usually costs $270, but right now, it’s over $100 off, making it an absolute steal and an easy recommendation.

When we reviewed the FireCuda 530, we praised its remarkable performance and unrivaled reliability, positioning it as the leading choice for premium memory storage. The only drawback we found was the absence of AES 256-bit encryption and its steep price tag.

With read and write speeds reaching an impressive 7,300MB/s and 6,900MB/s, respectively, the FireCuda 530 was one of the best NVMe SSDs last year before it was knocked off…

Microsoft’s Xbox Showcase gave us our first look proper at Playground Games’ upcoming Fable reboot and the vibes are as good as it gets. The trailer stars comedian and actor Richard Ayoade, a fruit and vegetable farmer with a very low opinion of heroes (“wafters”, he says, not unfairly). This is interspersed with clips of a Fable hero doing their thing, as she shanks a few bandits, sinks the odd pint, and seemingly wellies a chicken into the upper atmosphere.

Things take a turn after that and, if you want to see for yourself, watch above before reading on. A giant beanstalk grows, the next thing you know the hero’s at a massive door, and It turns out Ayoade is in fact a giant. “Well, this is awkward” he says to her before a quickfire action sequence chasing the diminutive hero around his house. The sequence ends with the hero in his grasp, being raised to his mouth, and turning to the camera to say “fff-” which abruptly cuts to the Fable logo, before a neat little coda suggest…

In a talk at last week’s Game Developers Conference in San Francisco, Firaxis game director Joe Weinhoffer broke down the evolution of Marvel’s Midnight Suns’ tactical combat and explained the thinking behind the game’s most polarizing element: using cards to represent superhero powers.

“Is it odd that we have cards in a tactical superhero game? Yes, absolutely,” Weinhoffer said early in the talk. “We knew this would be a controversial choice, and that reception and first impressions would be mixed. We certainly had plenty of people see the game and say ‘oh, it has cards in it? Eh, nevermind, not for me.’ But was it the right fit for this game and our design goals? Yes, absolutely.”

We ended up loving Midnight Suns, awarding it runner-up to the 2022 GOTY. But back when it was announced in 2021, the marriage of deckbuilder and XCOM didn’t go over so well at first blush. Maybe that was because strategy fans have been waiting so long for a full-on XCOM 2 sequel; maybe it wa…

Atari, the stumbling veteran gaming company, is buying Nightdive Studios, the company responsible for the forthcoming System Shock remake, as well as a raft of other retro renovations including Turok, Shadow Man and PowerSlave. The deal is worth $10 million (half payable in Atari shares), and the acquisition is expected to complete by the end of April.

It’s not surprising that Nightdive would want to sell to a larger and more wealthy business. What’s surprising is that they’ve not sold to, say, Embracer Group, whose efforts to purchase every double A studio in the world are ongoing. After all, Atari’s recent business ventures haven’t driven a great deal of consumer enthusiasm: its Atari VCS console was dismal, its NFT side project depressing, and while its flagship hotel admittedly looks cool, it is very much not a videogame. Credit where it’s due, though: Llamasoft’s recent Atari-published game looks great.

Still, dearth of goodwill notwithstanding, welcom…