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Prepare to elevate your gaming experience with NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 5050, launching in mid-July, offering desktop versions at $249 and laptops from $999, boasting up to four times the performance of previous models thanks to GDDR7 memory, DLSS 4, neural rendering, and Blackwell architecture.
Street Fighter 6 on Nintendo Switch 2 delivers a smooth 60fps portable gaming experience, utilizing DLSS for impressive image quality, despite some visual trade-offs compared to other platforms.
Some PlayStation Plus members are currently facing a glitch preventing them from adding Diablo 4 to their library due to the network incorrectly recognizing ownership, while Sony is reportedly working on a resolution.
Capcom’s revenue from Steam surged by 61.1% to $366 million in the fiscal year 2024-2025, accounting for 31.1% of its total income, signaling a strategic emphasis on PC gaming.
As Xbox pivots towards a service-based model, former team member Laura Fryer raises concerns over potential dilution of Xbox’s identity and gaming culture that defined it since 2001.
PlayStation has excitingly partnered with Thai-Korean pop star Lisa from Blackpink, hinting at upcoming dynamic promotional content as she continues her global rise.
Get ready for an epic comeback as WWE 2K25 hits the Nintendo Switch 2 on July 23rd, bringing back beloved modes like The Island and Creation Suite, all enhanced with third-party support for Nintendo’s latest consoles.
Nvidia’s upcoming driver series version 580 will cease support for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs, including popular models like GTX 700, 900, 10 series, and Titan V, leaving them without crucial updates from version 590 onwards.
The Nintendo Switch 2 has shattered records, selling over 5 million units in just three weeks, outpacing both the PlayStation 4’s initial sales and the original Nintendo Switch’s launch, with ambitious goals of 15 million consoles and 45 million games in the current fiscal year.
The Nintendo Switch 2’s remarkable debut, selling over 3.5 million units in its initial four days and an impressive 1.5 million more in the following weeks, underscores a resounding global appetite for this innovative gaming device.