Recent #Tech News news in the semiconductor industry

9 months ago
➀ Sony has subtly teased the existence of the long-rumoured PS5 Pro, confirming its updated design. ➁ The company has shared some of its plans for the impending milestone of the OG PlayStation One's 30th birthday. ➂ A leaked design of the upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro was discovered in a blog post header image, confirming its 3-striped appearance.
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9 months ago
1. NZXT introduces an 850 Watt Gold-certified power supply in white, compatible with ATX 3.1 and featuring high-grade Japanese capacitors, backed by a 10-year warranty. 2. The white version is priced similarly to the black version in the UK, but $5 more expensive in the USA. 3. The C Series Gold features high efficiency, low noise, and a 12V-2×6 connector for NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 40 Series graphics cards.
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9 months ago
1. Ubisoft's xDefiant, a multiplayer First Person Shooter, launched in May with over 10 million players but has since struggled to maintain a user base of 20,000 concurrent players. 2. The game's performance has not met the publisher's expectations, leading to an ultimatum for the development team to improve the situation by Season 3. 3. The team faces challenges with the upcoming release of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, which may impact xDefiant's potential growth.
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9 months ago
1. Microsoft's Xbox Series X promised high frame rates and powerful performance but has often failed to deliver on these promises. 2. The console's marketing emphasized 'True 4K' and high teraflop counts, but many games have launched at 30fps instead of the promised 60fps. 3. Sony's PS5, focusing on other features like SSD and DualSense controller, has managed to offer 60fps options in all first-party titles, contrasting with Xbox's performance.
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9 months ago
1. ConcernedApe, the developer of Stardew Valley, has halted work on his new game, Haunted Chocolatier, to focus on finalizing Stardew Valley's update 1.6. 2. The decision comes as Stardew Valley continues to sell well, with over 30 million copies sold since its launch. 3. ConcernedApe, who primarily works solo, acknowledges the challenges of balancing development between two games and expresses gratitude to patient fans.
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9 months ago
1. TMNT: Splintered Fate, initially an iOS Apple Arcade exclusive, has expanded to Nintendo Switch and is set for a PC release later this year. 2. The game will support cross-play between Switch and Apple Arcade, with updates including couch co-op and bug fixes. 3. The developers have announced plans for DLC, featuring a new playable character, environment, narrative, and enemies, with more content expected in the future.
PCSoftware & GamingTech News
9 months ago
1. Star Wars: Outlaws includes a secret 'maxsettings' toggle similar to Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora. 2. The secret 'Outlaw' graphics mode can be activated on PC by adding 'unlockmaxsettings' to the game's start parameter. 3. This mode is expected to offer enhanced graphics settings, similar to the 'Unobtanium' option in Avatar, with better ray tracing and higher resolution shadows and reflections.
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9 months ago
1. Konami has teased the development of Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2, following the release of Vol. 1 in October last year. 2. The company hinted at the inclusion of Metal Gear Solid 4 in the upcoming collection, which currently remains exclusive to PlayStation 3. 3. Konami's producer, Noriaki Okamura, expressed the company's awareness of the demand for MGS4 on modern consoles and encouraged fans to 'stay tuned' for more information.
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9 months ago
1. Steam has reached a new record of 37 million concurrent users, surpassing its previous record of 36 million set in March. 2. The platform continues to see steady growth in both peak and average monthly player counts. 3. Steam's consistent growth over a decade since its launch is noteworthy, with projections of hitting 40 million concurrent users soon.
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9 months ago
1. EA has removed Denuvo DRM from the indie metroidvania game 'Tales of Kenzera: ZAU' shortly after its release. 2. The removal of Denuvo is seen as beneficial for improving the gaming experience, as it has been associated with performance and graphics issues. 3. The decision to include Denuvo in a small project like 'Tales of Kenzera: ZAU' was initially curious, but its removal is welcomed by players.
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