Cyberpunk 2077 somehow still getting better with new widely-requested customization options
The world of Night City just got a bit more colorful.
The world of Night City just got a bit more colorful.
On Windows PCs, File Explorer serves as the standard for managing files, but it’s not the most visually appealing application in this regard. Instead, the accolade of best-looking file manager belongs to a third-party app called Files, which can be found on both Windows 11 and Windows 10 systems. Recently, Files has been updated to version 3.8.1, with one significant improvement being the inclusion of storage information displayed in the details pane when viewing a drive. Additionally, there are various other modifications and bug fixes incorporated into this new version of Files.
There’s a double dose of updates coming from the universe of Games Workshop’s gritty sci-fi realm.
Path of Exile 2 started its early access on December 6, and with the first significant snowfall of the year keeping me indoors, I’ve managed to play for almost 30 hours within just four days. This is quite a lot for me, but I find it incredibly challenging to stop playing.
Today marks the debut of Secret Level, a gaming-centric TV show from Amazon, which might pique your interest due to its planned inclusion of the doomed Concord.
Following my anticipation, I’d finally managed to secure a ROG Ally during the Black Friday deals. Upon its arrival, I proceeded to set it up, install games, and even add a protective case. The moment had finally arrived for me to give it a try.