At long last, we’ve got our hands on the Razer BlackShark V3 Pro, and let me tell you, it’s a massive leap forward! When Razer unveiled its latest top-tier gaming headset designed for esports, I was left speechless by the endless list of enhancements and updates, all while maintaining that classic design aesthetic.
In spite of its initial limitations as a first early access version and its brief period in circulation, Grounded 2 has outperformed the original game in terms of Steam statistics.
This month’s update brings a minimum of eight enhancements for version 24H2. These include the ability to fully restore Windows using Recall, more AI functions for Click to Do, an overhauled Search settings interface, and a fresh gamepad keyboard layout with PIN sign-in compatibility.
As a thrilled fan, I’m excited to share that starting from July 31st, we’ve got a free play period running all the way through August 3rd – that’s the very next day of the real-life SummerSlam extravaganza!
Nowadays, we have a variety of digital distribution platforms leading the way, such as Battle.net and Steam being pioneers. We also have newer ones like the Epic Games Store, Ubisoft Connect, Electronic Arts’ desktop app, GOG, and many more. In fact, there are even launchers specifically designed for individual games, like Minecraft, Escape from Tarkov, Black Desert Online, Warframe, and so on.
This new gadget is planned to go head-to-head with other portable gaming computers launching this year, including the Xbox Allies X and Xbox Allies. It could deliver comparable performance, all while maintaining fan-favorite traits like detachable controllers.
According to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), “the current competition structure isn’t functioning optimally,” and they have proposed solutions to address this issue. In their investigation, an independent CMA panel concluded that the cloud services market is excessively concentrated, with Microsoft and Amazon Web Services (AWS) holding significant dominance, each accounting for approximately 40% of the market share.
Now, with the unveiling complete – it certainly lived up to expectations (at least, that’s my assumption). The focus is primarily on an in-depth exploration of all gameplay systems and mechanisms, alongside confirming the launch date for Battlefield 6 and the Open Beta schedules.
In October 2025, NVIDIA intends to release another significant driver update for these architectures, following which they will switch to quarterly security updates only. Notably, this timeline aligns with the end-of-life date for Windows 10, set for October 14, 2025.
According to The Verge, the new tagline is “Xbox on PC,” replacing the previous one, “Xbox PC.” Adding the word “on” clarifies significantly that Xbox games are now available for personal computers.