Highguard Review – Warden of None

To be honest, putting aside any criticism of games that constantly update, and acknowledging the incredible work involved – a team known for Titanfall 1 & 2 and Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order spent four years with around 100 talented developers to create this game.

Resident Evil 5 Went Big, Went Bold, and Somehow Worked

Then came Resident Evil 5. It’s amazing to think it’s already seventeen years old, but the game still feels incredibly vivid. It wasn’t just the new enemies and compelling story that made it stand out—it was how intensely thrilling the experience was.

PS5 Leak Reveals Acclaimed RPG From 2018 Is Getting Upgraded

A PlayStation Store listing recently revealed a potential upgrade for Kingdom Come: Deliverance on PS5. The listing, which has since been changed, indicated the update would include 4K graphics, better performance, and enhanced textures. While developer Warhorse Studios hasn’t officially announced the upgrade, the leak appears to be accurate, suggesting these improvements are likely coming to the game.

Intel’s new XeSS 3 driver finally brings multi‑frame generation to Arc GPUs — early results suggest smoother performance, smarter frame pacing, and a more competitive alternative to DLSS and FSR

The major highlight of this driver update is support for Intel XeSS 3 Multi Frame Generation (MFG). XeSS Frame Generation has been available for some time, but XeSS 3’s MFG goes further by using AI to create up to three additional frames between each actual frame rendered by your graphics card. This is similar to NVIDIA’s DLSS 4 technology; AMD’s FSR 4 currently doesn’t offer this feature.

ZRO’s $96M Liquidity Waltz: Will $2.28 Crumble or Stand Tall?

Trading, that frenzied bacchanalia, has quickened its pace, with volumes swelling past the $130 million mark-a veritable orgy of financial exuberance. Yet, as ever, the shadows of resistance loom, a familiar specter that has thus far thwarted ZRO’s ambitions with the persistence of a spurned lover.

‘undertone’ review: A24 Horror Thriller Weaponizes Our Imagination

Undertone is a minimalist horror film with just two actors, relying heavily on sound design to create its scares. This works well because it encourages viewers to use their imaginations, making that a key part of the experience. Director Tuason deliberately leaves things to the audience’s interpretation – a lingering shot of an empty staircase or a demonic voice – prompting us to fill in the blanks and imagine what might be there. In essence, the film lets us co-create the terrifying scenarios that unfold in our minds.