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Nikkei Asia and unnamed PC makers say CPU supply is tightening, with mid-range chips worst hit and average price jumps of 10 to 15 percent. Intel blames demand and costs. Oddly, new budget-friendly Intel chips are launching soon.
Slay the Spire 2 now has cooperative runs. Here’s a clear, friendly breakdown of how to start a co-op save, how saves behave, and what changes when you play together.
Three legendary horses roam Crimson Desert, each built for a different job: Royler for speed, Rokade for tanking, and Camora for combat. Here’s where to find them and quick taming tips so you do not embarrass yourself.
Crimson Desert launched big but stumbled on PC for Intel Arc users. Pearl Abyss now says it is working on compatibility and will replace some AI-created art. No firm release date yet, but the studio says fixes are coming.
Players loved the trailers showing Kliff riding bears, dinos, and dragons. At launch they found most exotic mounts are only temporary, and the community is not happy.
Pearl Abyss rolled out a patch for Crimson Desert that brings private storage at base camps, more fast travel, improved UI and responsiveness, a set of enemy nerfs, and an honest note about the fiddly controls.
Crimson Desert's controls have drawn a lot of heat, but a developer says the scheme just needs time to sink in. The game still sold over two million copies in 24 hours, and the studio says it will listen to feedback.
Kojima Productions has added a new PC-only difficulty, To the Wilder, after players said Death Stranding 2 was too easy. The mode makes Timefall harsher, forces tighter resource management, and demands more planning.
Steam's Spring Sale just dropped and Fallout: New Vegas is going for a laughably small 99 cents. If you like dark humor, tough choices, and giant mutant bugs, this is the time to buy.
Crimson Desert launched to big sales and mixed reactions. Players flagged awkward controls and inventory limits, while Pearl Abyss thanks fans, issued a small day-one patch, and promises more fixes. Intel Arc GPUs remain unsupported for now.
Crimson Desert launched to big Steam numbers but player reaction is split. Critics praise the combat, but many call the game's systems opaque and its controls unnecessarily complicated.
Crimson Desert arrives with big visuals and even bigger ambitions. Critics like the world and the combat, but they also call out weak story, awkward systems, and a punishing inventory. Early scores sit around the high 70s.