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The specifications for the computer version of MachineGames’ eagerly awaited action-adventure game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle have been revealed, and they are quite demanding. Given the impressive graphics of this Xbox and PC exclusive, I wasn’t expecting it to be a walk in the park when it comes to system requirements. However, the hardware demands outlined below are more severe than I had anticipated.

Enthusiastic and dedicated Call of Duty gamers are always eager to dive into Ranked Play, an opportunity to ascend the leaderboard and exhibit their prowess. Notably, the main Black Ops 6 multiplayer game has recently introduced a ranked mode, with the battle royale, Warzone, set to follow suit shortly.

Yesterday, I was thrilled to hear about Micro-Star International (MSI) unveiling its latest gaming handhelds – the MSI Claw 8 AI+ and MSI Claw 7 AI+ Copilot+. These unique portable gaming devices are making waves as they’re the first to integrate the brand new Intel Core Ultra 7 Lunar Lake AI processors. Excitingly, these handhelds now have listings on Best Buy! But, here’s a twist – they’re currently labeled as “Sold Out.” Now, I can’t help but wonder if they’ve actually sold out or if Best Buy hasn’t started selling them yet.

At the moment, I’m examining an HP OMEN Transcend 32 QD-OLED monitor for a future review. This particular model is a 32-inch, 4K, 240Hz display that seems perfectly sufficient for my needs. However, Secretlab (the brand behind your chair) has posed an intriguing query: “What if… Four of these were arranged together?

This year, Microsoft and Xbox Game Studios have released several exceptional exclusive games across Xbox, Windows PC, and Xbox Game Pass. However, their most highly anticipated title for 2024, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle developed by Bethesda and MachineGames, is yet to be launched, which is just a few days away on December 9. This upcoming game is expected to be one of the largest new releases perfect for holiday gaming.

Intel has been quite active lately, as it announced the retirement of CEO Pat Gelsinger, showcased its Arc Battlemage gaming GPUs, and now introduced a new software package to match the forthcoming graphics cards.