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Top 3 budget gaming monitor with 144hz
Today I'm going to show you the best budget gaming monitors that you can pick up in 2021. 2020 was a rough year for everyone however, we did get to see some incredible technologies and monitors, and no exception they really have come a long way from the days of the mighty CRT. We now have a whole range of incredible monitors on offer including curved ultrawide 2K, 4K, a refresh rate peaking up to 360 Hertz. So maybe it really is time to retire the trusty monitor you've had since the early 2000s.
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Resident Evil Village Physical Copies spotted in the wild
Resident Evil Village’s Physical Copies apparently have broken the street date in some places, so you should beware of all the spoilers because this is the final version of Resident Evil Village we are talking about. Some people on Twitter have shown the boxes of their game but have not leaked any information about the game yet, but you should still look out because spoilers might get out in no time.
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If Privacy Dies in VR, It Dies in Real Life
If you aren’t an enthusiast, chances are you haven’t used a Virtual Reality (VR) or Augmented Reality (AR) headset. The hype around this technology, however, is nearly inescapable. We’re not just talking about dancing with lightsabers; there’s been a lot of talk about how VR/AR will revolutionize...
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Microsoft’s xCloud beta arrives on iOS and PC this week
An invite-only beta begins for xCloud via the web
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Days Gone writer says if you love a game, you should buy at full price
The writer and creative director of Days Gone says that players shouldn't "complain if a game doesn't get a sequel" if they didn't buy it "at f-cking full price". In an interview on David Jaffe's YouTube channel, John Garvin was asked if the game's debut on Sony's PlayStation Plus subscription service had sparked new interest in the title.
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The looming software kill-switch lurking in aging PlayStation hardware
Unless something changes, an issue lurking in older PlayStations' internal timing systems threatens to eventually make every PS4 game and all downloaded PS3 games unplayable on current hardware. Right now, it's not a matter of if but when this problem will occur.
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Our Improved PlayStation 5 Packaging
Over the last 50 years plastic use worldwide has increased around twentyfold, but recycling rates remain low at around 9%.1 This has contributed to increased pollution of the world’s oceans, a matter of growing urgent concern. Action is needed now to reverse course and protect endangered marine ecosystems.
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Epic antitrust case versus Apple in Australia gets three-month stay
An Australian judge has ruled that Epic’s lawsuit against Apple in Australia will be temporarily suspended as the two sides prepare for a trial in the US, Gizmodo Australia reported. Apple had asked for a permanent stay of the case in Australia, arguing that the US and Australia cases were very similar, and that the matter should be settled in the original jurisdiction of the United States.
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Activision confirms it issues hardware bans to "repeat or serial" Call of Duty: Warzone cheaters
Rinse and repeat.
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Loot boxes linked to problem gambling in new research
New research says there is a clear link between video game boxes and "problem gambling behaviours".
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Diablo II Resurrected impressions: Unholy cow, man
Blizzard Classic follows WarCraft III's utter failure with an udder success.
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Sony PlayStation has big plans for mobile gaming
Some of the best PS5 games could be winging their way to your smartphone
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CD Projekt committed to fixing Cyberpunk 2077 so it can sell 'for years'
Video games maker CD Projekt has no plans to shelve Cyberpunk 2077 and is committed to fixing glitches to make its flagship game a long-term success after a troubled rollout, joint chief executive Adam Kicinski told Reuters.
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Apple VR enables the use of your fingers as 3D controllers
Apple granted a patent from the US patent & trademark office. A system that enables Apple VR users to use their fingers. As a result, this will give the chance for users to use their fingers as controllers. This granted patent contains in-air gesture recognition and 3D finger modeling. This is the tech that rumored about the Apple VR.
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Apple Arcade gets massive expansion with 30 new games, including hit iOS classics and more
Apple Arcade has gotten a big wave of new games today. Over 30 new titles including ones from major game developers to popular indie devs have hit the service that pushes the available titles to over 180. New games include NBA 2K21, an all-new version of The Oregon Trail from Gameloft, Fantasian from the creator of Final Fantasy, and lots of hit classics like Really Bad Chess, Monument Valley, Reigns, Simon’s Cat, Threes!, Cut the Rope, Fruit Ninja, chess, checkers, and many more.
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Surprise, Surprise! Super Mario 3D All-Stars Prices Skyrocket As Scalpers Set Up Shop
The Super Mario 3D All-Stars collection is no longer for sale, and sure enough, prices of physical copies are beginning to surge online. Some scalpers are now requesting hundreds and even thousands of dollars for individual copies of Nintendo's limited-release on websites such as eBay. Nintendo Switch subreddit user, TommyFrickster789, explains how prices for new but essentially second-hand copies are already out of hand.
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'Qomp' Makes a Case for Shorter, Simpler Video Games
Games have been getting longer, more sprawling, and more expensive to make—but some developers are looking the other way.
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EA gets exclusive rights to the Masters for its golf game
All four major tournaments playable only in EA Sports PGA Tour
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How Did Microsoft Make Flight Simulator Seem So Real?
With the latest version of the popular software, players can recognize city streets and feel shifts in the wind.
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Seven Years In, Phil Spencer Has Succeeded Immensely In Helping Xbox Turn Things Around
Xbox boss Phil Spencer is celebrating an anniversary with Xbox. It was seven years ago, on March 31, 2014, that Spencer was promoted to Head of Xbox. It was a big, dramatic change for Microsoft and Xbox, as the company faltered under the leadership of Don Mattrick and some of the policy moves that the company pushed in regards to DRM and used games.