Month: January 2017

On the weekend before its release, Ubisoft will let players try out “For Honor” one last time in an open beta.

Silicon Valley has united against the executive order barring immigrants and effectively closing the country’s border. This is heartwarming–and a distraction from the work these companies would rather be doing.

The expansion also includes a new class, another PvP mode, and a new twelve-player dungeon.

Take-Two Interactive prevailed in lawsuit started against the company by two of its “NBA 2k15” customers, who accused it of violating Illinois’ biometrics privacy law.

The hack is said to have affected nearly 1.9 million people and leaked usernames, email addresses, and salted passwords.

Rebellion’s latest trailer for “Sniper Elite 4” shows you everything you need to know before you pick up the game on Valentine’s Day.

Facebook and GitHub partnered up to make sure their users never permanently lose access to their accounts.

Spora ransomware has started spreading via hacked websites that claim to require a “Chrome Font Pack.”

There appears to be a lot of demand for a low-cost 6-DoF tracking system with hand controllers for budget VR. Who knew?

Intel revealed during its Q4 2016 earnings call that unspecified CPU failures have impacted its bottom line. Intel enjoyed record Q4 revenue and a record $59.4 billion in overall 2016 revenue, but CPU failures reduced the Data Center Group’s financials.

The announcement is the latest in Newegg’s efforts to bring Indiegogo-funded products to market.

be quiet! announced today the latest version of its entry-level power supply series, the Pure Power 10. The ten new models in the series include cable-managed and fixed-cabled versions ranging from 400W to 700W, and 300W to 700W, respectively.

Intel announced that it is shipping 3D XPoint memory DIMMs to data center customers. Intel tested a laptop with 16GB of DRAM against a laptop with only 64MB of DRAM and 16GB of 3D XPoint in the DIMM form factor with no perceptible performance loss.

Oculus planned a software update for January that should address Touch tracking issues, but, Nate Mitchell, the company’s VP of Product, revealed that the update is delayed into February.

Basemark’s long-awaited virtual reality benchmarking tool, VRScore, is finally available. This piece of software is the first of its kind, allowing you to properly evaluate your PC’s ability to serve up VR content.