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AMD processors are incredibly popular in the PC gaming space, but they’re not perfect. AMD’s processor lineup has something for every price point, but even high-end Ryzen CPUs can still be affected by some common issues.

Video game companies are increasingly leaning on AI to help develop new titles and Capcom will be the latest to embrace this approach. During a company conference, Capcom detailed the next steps for the RE Engine, its proprietary video game engine, that includes using AI to improve efficiency during the game development process. As first…

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In a milestone for both emulation and jailbroken console capabilities, “ProsperoEden”, a new GitHub project by user “blackbearreloaded”, aims to bring Nintendo Switch emulation to PlayStation 5. The project is available to try for users running jailbroken versions of the console. The project is based on Eden, an open-, and Android. ProsperoEden extends that compatibility…

Launched in 1996, the Nintendo 64 marked a huge technological leap forward for Nintendo and the greater video game industry. The console made 3D gameplay possible in a way that Nintendo had never employed before, while the console doubled down on local multiplayer and other peripheral features. Many of Nintendo’s classic franchises were revamped through…

Ocarina of Time’s world map! Eight-player Mario Kart! Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave! Metroid Ravenous amiibo! We’ve been gone for three weeks, and have a ton of Nintendo news, big and small, to catch up on. Join Logan Plant and Brian Altano as they run through all the stories, and share gameplay impressions of Castlevania: Belmont’s…

Both PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 owners can claim two limited-edition sports cars in Gran Turismo 7 by watching the latest World Series stream from within the game. These cars are Stealth Models from two well-known manufacturers, and Gran Turismo 7 has confirmed that they will not be available for purchase from the in-game shop.