You may have noticed that some PC games now list frame generation as part of their system requirements. The issue here is that system requirements for PC games usually target 60 FPS performance, and ...

Grand View Research reported that the global enterprise software market size was estimated at $263.79 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach $517.26 billion by 2030, given that it grows at an ...

The Detroit Tigers ended up with the worst possible outcome in their three-game series with the Cleveland Guardians which ended on Thursday at Comerica Park. The Tigers (85-68) were swept by the ...

MetalBear, a Tel Aviv-based software company whose founders created the open source Kubernetes development tool "mirrord," is today announcing a $12.5 million seed funding round — showing strong ...

Borderlands 4 has arrived, and while the game brings exciting action, a huge world, and plenty of loot, many players are struggling to keep their frame rates stable. The game is visually demanding, ...

Amazon is developing Quick Suite, an AI-powered workspace software that will allow businesses to make better decisions, Business Insider reported. The software is built to integrate AI agents for ...

Activision looks set to reduce the Call of Duty game size by a staggering 100GB for its next update, according to reliable X account PlayStation Game Size. The current instalment of the series, Call ...

Killing Floor 3 is the sequel to the titular series. The game has been out for several months now, and the reception hasn’t been as positive as Tripwire and fans would have liked. Many players have ...

Playing board games has been associated with higher cognition, improved quality of life and lower risk of developing dementia for older adults. Board games have made a massive comeback in the past ...

BlackMill Games has announced Gallipoli, the next game in the long-running realistic multiplayer WW1 game series that includes Verdun, Tannenberg, and Isonzo. WW1: Gallipoli takes place in the Middle ...

FPS Games The games industry is so broken even FPS legend John Romero and his studio are struggling with funding, and now-former staff say it's Microsoft's fault: "Our whole studio is being let go ...