Nvidia has reportedly been working on a GeForce RTX 4070 card with even less VRAM than the original 12GB version. According to leaked images, a 10GB Nvidia RTX 4070 card was doing the rounds during the GPU's development, with quite a different spec from the 12GB card. Nvidia has come under a lot of flak for not supplying its powerful GPUs with enough VRAM, but if these pictures are legitimate, the RTX 4070 could have been even more unbalanced. In terms of the core spec, this leaked Nvidia RTX 4070 10GB card has quite a lot in common with the new RTX 4070 Super, which is the current top recommendation on our guide to the best graphics card. In particular, it looks as though the 10GB RTX 4070 was supplied with 7,168 CUDA cores, which is the same number as the new RTX 4070 Super card, while the original RTX 4070 only has 5,888 CUDA cores enabled. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Nvidia's RTX 4070 GPU just dropped to its lowest ever price Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5090 power figures just leaked, might still melt The Las Vegas Sphere is powered by 150 Nvidia RTX GPUs View the full article
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A dedicated Overwatch 2 fan is proudly showing off their Sigma tattoo to express their love for the tank hero, who was added to the game's stacked roster in August 2019. The tattoo features an original design of Sigma from Overwatch 2 as a tormented astrophysicist before an experiment went wrong that turned him into a living ******* utilized by Talon. View the full article
Terminator Zero, the anime adaptation of the classic series, finally has its first trailer, and yes, Judgement Day is still coming. The upcoming animated take on Terminator has been in the works for a few years now, and earlier this year Netflix finally confirmed that the series will be releasing on August 29, which just so happens to be the date of Judgement Day in the original films. And now, Netflix has offered up a first trailer for Terminator Zero, which you can check out below. Not only that, but it's announced the show's cast, which includes Timothy Olyphant (Justified, The Mandalorian), Rosario Dawson (Ahsoka), Sonoya Mizuno (House of the Dragon, Ex Machina), André Holland (Moonlight), and Ann Dowd (Hereditary). It's looking like the series is in mostly good hands, as it is being handled by Production IG - the same studio behind the original Ghost in the Shell films. What better a studio than one that helped to create some of the best science fiction around? The whole show looks about as bleak as you would expect it to be, after all, this is the Terminator universe, it's not exactly known for being the happiest of worlds, but the animated look at least offers something fresh in that regard. Read more View the full article
If you're a fan of milsims or RTS games, Broken Arrow should definitely be on your Steam wishlist. If you're a fan of both, then I'd probably wager good money on it being on there already. This ambitious upcoming strategy game attracted over 250,000 players to its open multiplayer beta earlier this year, and now it's gearing up for another beta, this time focusing on its single-player campaign. The catch? Only a select group of lucky recruits will be allowed in this time around. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Command and Conquer meets War Thunder as new RTS game launches beta Modern warfare RTS Broken Arrow will hit PCs in 2022 View the full article
A new image of the long-anticipated BioShock sequel has reportedly surfaced, and it’s enough to get fans of the series excited for what’s next. The image, posted by MP1st, is reportedly from an early demo build in the game from a couple of years ago. If true, things have likely changed, but the gameplay shot has a very BioShock-esque UI, so it’s easy to believe. View the full article
The universe of Starfield is huge, spanning different star systems and filled to the brim with unique quests that sometimes contain hidden lore or storylines that players can easily miss. As in typical Bethesda fashion, this additional context can often be found inside slates, audio logs, or computer consoles found throughout the Settled Systems. One of the most memorable missions in the entire game, however, is hiding dark lore that one could easily overlook unless they paid close attention. View the full article
It's never possible to know if something will be a cult classic until it already is one, but if 2024 has any prime candidate, it's Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess. Developed and published by Capcom, Kunitsu-Gami is the kind of experiment that might have been less surprising to see from a major studio twenty years ago. It's billed as a "Kagura Action Strategy game," and its fusion of hack-and-slash action and interesting tower defense tactics is unique enough to earn the genre exclusivity. View the full article
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess is a strange ******. A game that blends tower defense with squad-based strategy and third-person combat. When I first sat down with it, I was strapping in for the long haul. But any reservations I had were quickly cast aside – Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess captures your interest with a graceful pirouette and a flourish. The game starts at the peak of Mt. Kafuku, decorated with shrines and worshipers. All's good until uh oh, the entire mountain is besieged and hastily corrupted by The Seethe. They defile the shrines and capture any unfortunate folks they get their hands on. You – a mysterious masked swordsman, of course – escape with the mountain's Kagura Dancer. This dancer (who empowers your own abilities and can purify the Seethe's ***********) is the key to taking Mt. Kafuku back. Protect her, rebuild the villages, and lead a revolt that reclaims the holy land. The stage is set. Immidiately, the action undercuts the lofty stakes. Your main characters moves are a bit wet, a bit flaccid. They lack the punch I like to wrap my hands around in the thick of a big ******. That said, the game feel is made more palatable thanks to the units you summon. Units with specific roles, each of which can decked out with upgrades help kindle that fantasy of a general supported by a small squad of powerful allies, tactically choosing who to deploy where on the battlefield. Read more View the full article
Jane Doe is an upcoming addition set to flesh out an already stacked Zenless Zone Zero roster of characters and agents, so let’s see what we know about her forthcoming arrival. Exploring the Hollows is set to become even more fun when Jane Doe arrives in Zenless Zone Zero. Outside of snippets from YouTube shorts and other media, not much is known about the new agent. View the full article
An Elden Ring player suffered an unfortunate and anticlimactic bug, instantly ******** them as they attempted to approach an optional boss in the game's new Shadow of the Erdtree DLC. The player attempted to take out the infamous Putrescent Knight, an optional boss featured in Shadow of the Erdtree, but quickly faced the most unforgivable obstacle in Elden Ring: gravity. View the full article
Warner has released a new Mortal Kombat 1 gameplay trailer featuring upcoming DLC fighter Takeda Takahashi. It showcases Takeda’s Shirai Ryu inspired moveset, including his ability to use serrated whips, explosive kunai projectiles and teleportation. Takahashi will join the game on July 23 for Kombat Pack owners, ahead of the DLC’s general release on July 30. Read More... View the full article
Battlegrounds Mobile India, or BGMI commonly known, is the Indian version of PUBG Mobile made specifically for that market. It was released in June 2021 after India cracked down on ******** apps, but it has pretty much the same content, plotlines, and mechanics as PUBG, just with a different name. Being different, though, does mean one thing—and that is that it has its own unique codes players can redeem for goodies. View the full article
Stardew Valley may be so popular because of its idyllic world and peaceful slice-of-life gameplay, but players wanting to embrace their inner superhero whenever they embark upon a quest to the mines should check out this X-Men-themed mod. While the first few floors of the Pelican Town mines seem like a fairly straightforward exploration with various weak enemies standing in the player's way, it won't take long for those monsters to become especially dangerous. At times like this, being able to heal like Wolverine or ***** lightning like Storm would be incredibly advantageous. View the full article
In Car Race Clicker, you aim to race as fast and as much as possible to unlock better cars. Getting new loot isn’t always easy, but luckily, there are quite a few codes you can redeem to unlock better items with ease. If you’re hoping to unlock the best items this game offers, it’s worth using any codes you can get to speed up the process. Here are all of the codes you can redeem in Roblox’s Car Race Clicker. View the full article
Every ******* category in The First Descendant has one ******* that stands above the rest. When it comes to ******** rifles, it’s the Eternal Willpower. Eternal Willpower is a white and gold ******** rifle that, much like other ******** rifles, uses General Rounds. Apart from a clean look, this ******* can deal some of the highest DPS among ******** rifles in The First Descendant if you manage to get your hands on it. View the full article
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Square Enix has always been RPG royalty. You can't go wrong with Final Fantasy, Nier, Dragon Quest, Ocotopath Traveller, or even Chrono Trigger. If you want a sweeping, party-based adventure that'll push your decision-making to its limits, there are countless games across its portfolio to choose from. Now, you can make your backlog even *******, as a massive Square Enix Humble ***** is offering up Steam codes for not just the studio's RPGs, but plenty of other classics, too. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Final Fantasy 7 Remake is yours for cheap as we await Rebirth on PC Crisis Core Final Fantasy VII Reunion system requirements Square Enix says there's no need to replay Final Fantasy 7 Remake View the full article
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A devoted Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree fan shared a full 24-hour timelapse showcasing the Scadutree's breathtaking visuals. Even before the release of the first and only DLC expansion for FromSoftware's critically acclaimed open-world Soulslike, fans have been fascinated with its visuals, with many particularly enamored by the colossal Scadutree overlooking much of the Land of Shadow. As one player has shown, the developers of Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree spared no effort in crafting its most awe-inspiring landmark. View the full article
Like other FromSoft RPGs, Elden Ring has its fair share of obscure secrets, but the game's Shadow of the Erdtree DLC adds a particularly devious one that most players aren't likely to find their first time through. While games like ******'s Souls and Dark Souls have always had a reputation for extremely well-hidden secrets, sometimes granting access to something as important as an entire new area, Shadow of the Erdtree takes things to a new level. View the full article
After outlining several new projects in a 2022 roadmap, CD Projekt said in January this year that the production phase of The Witcher 4, codenamed Polaris, would start in 2024. In March, it was confirmed that the team working on the game had reached 403 employees, about two-thirds of the... Read Entire Article View the full article
Once Human developer Starry Studio has had to introduce server player limits, leading to long waiting times - but you'll get something out of the hassle at least. Like seemingly a lot of games these days, Once Human is one of those titles that has gotten popular astronomically quickly leading you to think "where the ***** did you come from?" It's so popular in fact it's now managed to hit a concurrent player count peak of 231,668, according to SteamDB. But, of course, like many games before it that have been hit with a launch reception ******* than expected, it's not gone down all that well. Many players are struggling to get into the game as Starry Studio has placed a limit on how many can be on a particular server, leading many to be stuck in long waiting queues. To explain the reasoning behind its decision, Starry put out a brief Q&A in a recent post, where it explained that "after analyzing our online server data, we discovered that the increase in the number of players exceeded our previous expectations. When too many players are on the same server, we risk losing server data. Also, too many players being on the same server can affect the gaming experience as players will have to ****** before they can log in. That is why we have no other choice but to limit the number of players on each server. But we'll admit that this has indeed caused inconvenience for some players, so we are working on improving that. We apologize for the inconvenience." Read more View the full article
Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone Season 5 will feature a WWE crossover, Activision has teased. “It’s about to be a smackdown,” reads a message published on the official Call of Duty X account, which also confirmed a release date for the new season. “WWE is bringing its best to the ring in Call of Duty Season 5 starting July 24.” Read More... View the full article
Another round of games have gone through Valve's official testing for Steam Deck, so here's a fresh mid-July round-up of Steam Deck Verified games for you to begin your week with. Read the full article here: [Hidden Content] View the full article
The First Descendant’s staggering list of playable characters can make it difficult to decide who to play, but Valby is a Descendant you should check out—and we’ve got the best build to use. With high survivability and strong damage output, Valby is very appealing in The First Descendant and an easy character to get to grips with. If you’re diving in with Valby, give this build a spin. View the full article
The upcoming Terminator Zero anime released its first teaser trailer, giving us a closer look at the show and its animation from studio Production I.G. Masashi Kudo from Production I.G. serves as ad director, and Mattson Tomlin (Project Power, The Batman II) will serve as executive producer and writer. David Ellison, Dana Goldberg, and Don Granger, […] Source View the full article
Swen Vincke, the CEO of Larian Studios, has recently opened up about Baldur's Gate 3's development, giving fans an insight into what it was like in the years running up to the successful launch and also what the aftermath has been like, even saying that all the accolades became too much to handle towards the end... Read more.View the full article
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Nvidia has reportedly been working on a GeForce RTX 4070 card with even less VRAM than the original 12GB version. According to leaked images, a 10GB Nvidia RTX 4070 card was doing the rounds during the GPU's development, with quite a different spec from the 12GB card. Nvidia has come under a lot of flak for not supplying its powerful GPUs with enough VRAM, but if these pictures are legitimate, the RTX 4070 could have been even more unbalanced. In terms of the core spec, this leaked Nvidia RTX 4070 10GB card has quite a lot in common with the new RTX 4070 Super, which is the current top recommendation on our guide to the best graphics card. In particular, it looks as though the 10GB RTX 4070 was supplied with 7,168 CUDA cores, which is the same number as the new RTX 4070 Super card, while the original RTX 4070 only has 5,888 CUDA cores enabled. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: Nvidia's RTX 4070 GPU just dropped to its lowest ever price Nvidia's GeForce RTX 5090 power figures just leaked, might still melt The Las Vegas Sphere is powered by 150 Nvidia RTX GPUs View the full article For verified travel tips and real support, visit: [Hidden Content]