Recent #PC gaming news in the semiconductor industry
➀ The new Battlefield title offers a tightly-optimized military shooting experience, but many users have struggled to get the game from EA's own app.
➁ DICE's head Vince Zampella advised frustrated fans to refund their EA App purchase and buy the game on Steam.
➂ The issue is related to server-side license assignment and the EA App's poor implementation.
➀ Activision suspended Call of Duty: WWII servers after hackers exploited unpatched RCE vulnerabilities, gaining unauthorized PC control;
➁ The 2017 game's P2P matchmaking system and outdated anti-cheat tech (pre-Ricochet) amplified security risks;
➂ Hackers triggered Notepad pop-ups, forced shutdowns, and illicit content injections, prompting Microsoft Store removal despite Steam/Game Pass availability.
➀ Atomic Heart 2: A sequel to the bizarre and adult-themed game set in an alternate-history Soviet Russia.
➁ Scott Pilgrim EX: A new game inspired by the original Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, with new characters and levels.
➂ Code Vein 2: A vampire-themed Souls-like game with a time travel premise.
➃ Sonic Racing Crossworlds: The latest Sonic Racing game with cross-platform online play and guest characters.
➄ Acts of Blood: A brutal 3D brawler set in modern-day Bandung, Indonesia.
➅ Stranger than Heaven: A noir-flavored game from the Ryu ga Gotoku Studio, set in pre-war and wartime Japan.
➆ Resident Evil 9: Requiem: A new Resident Evil game with a departure from the series' third-person and first-person action styles.
➀ This article highlights a prebuilt ABS gaming system with significant savings;
➁ The system features AMD's Ryzen 7 9800X3D CPU and Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti GPU;
➂ It offers 32GB of DDR5 6000MHz memory and a 2TB M.2 NVMe SSD.