As usual, some games are leaving our service, with a few departing mid-December and others at the end of the year. If you’d like to continue playing them, you’ll need to purchase them.
Helldivers 2, the popular co-op shooter from Arrowhead Game Studios released in 2024, faced significant criticism earlier this year due to performance and technical problems on PC. The developers decided to postpone adding new features to concentrate on resolving these issues, and they successfully fixed most of them in the following weeks.
Microsoft’s plan to stop supporting Windows 10 has led to a surprising situation. Dell recently reported that around 500 million computers are eligible for an upgrade to Windows 11, but many users are determined to continue using Windows 10 even though it won’t be supported, potentially exposing them to security risks and privacy concerns.
Owlcat Games recently shared a detailed look at the Investigation system in Warhammer 40,000: Dark Heresy, their new computer role-playing game set in the Warhammer 40,000 universe.
Waydroid lets you run Android apps on Linux, similar to how Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) lets you run Linux programs on Windows. The team behind the Steam Deck likely used their experience with SteamOS and Proton – a tool that translates Windows game code to run on Linux – when developing Waydroid, so it fits with their previous work.
I was surprised by the volume of feedback I received. I expected some pushback with Windows 11 – it hadn’t fully won over all its long-time users, and some of the issues went beyond just personal preference. But honestly, reading through everyone’s comments really helped me get a clearer picture of what’s going on.
When you search from the Taskbar, you’ve probably noticed that your search results often include websites along with other information.
Razer’s new Counter-Strike 2 collection isn’t just themed around the game – it’s specifically inspired by the incredibly popular Dragon Lore skin for the AWP sniper rifle. This skin is so sought after that people are offering $2,000 or more for it on the Counter-Strike marketplace.
Microsoft is in a strong competition with other tech giants to lead in artificial intelligence. They’ve teamed up with OpenAI and are quickly turning AI technology into products people can use. You can now find OpenAI’s ChatGPT built right into Windows as Copilot, and their image generator, DALL-E, appears in Copilot and Bing. Microsoft also includes OpenAI technologies in many of its Azure services for businesses.
The NZXT Function Elite MiniTKL keyboard normally costs $129.99, but right now you can get it for only $49.99! That’s a fantastic price for a keyboard I reviewed and highly recommended earlier this year.