ARC Raiders launches strong with 260,000+ player count on the Steam charts, even with Battlefield 6 REDSEC competition — I’m jazzed it’s finally here

I noticed a brand new game launched on Thursday – it’s from Embark Studios, the creators of the popular shooter *The Finals*. It’s a PvPvE extraction shooter, meaning you compete against other players while also battling AI enemies, and it’s available on Xbox Series X|S, PC, and PlayStation 5. It’s taken off quickly, and right now it’s one of the most popular games people are playing on Steam.

Borderlands 4 creator says gaming has no Citizen Kane — and maybe no masterpieces at all

He advised players to essentially ask for their money back, even suggesting they build their own game engine from scratch, which understandably caused a lot of online frustration. He also bluntly told players to accept that their computer hardware might simply not be powerful enough to run the game well—and he said this even to those with top-of-the-line RTX 5090 graphics cards, not just those who barely met the game’s minimum requirements.

Google says your Gmail wasn’t hacked — but maybe check anyway, as the internet’s not buying it after 183M accounts were allegedly breached

This data wasn’t obtained through a single hack of Gmail. It was gathered from various sources, including malware that steals usernames and passwords from infected computers, as well as information found on the dark web, social media, and platforms like Tor and Telegram. Essentially, Gmail itself wasn’t hacked, but many news reports incorrectly stated that it was.

YouTube removes Windows 11 Microsoft account bypass video citing a community guideline violation with potential to cause serious physical harm or death — “I don’t think Microsoft had anything to do with it.”

Windows 10 users can keep using the operating system after support ends in a couple of ways. They can get one more year of free security updates by backing up their settings to the cloud with a Microsoft Account. Alternatively, they can pay $30 or use 1,000 Microsoft Rewards points to continue receiving updates.