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Owner of $400,000 in bitcoin was locked out of their account a decade ago and they just used Claude to get back in
They technically could have saved money by not cashing out earlier.
Twenty years ago, copper was king for PC enthusiasts so Asus has brought it back for its ROG anniversary. Well, sort of
All that glitters is not gold. Or copper, for that matter.
California bill pushing to keep games playable after server shutdowns passes key hurdle, paving way for full assembly vote
A Californian bill aimed at game preservation and backed by the Stop Killing Games campaign has been voted through by a state committee focused on the fiscal cost of proposed legislation - thereby taking a key step closer to becoming a proper law. The bill, as we've previously reported would require that studios either take action to keep games running after server shutterings, or provide full refunds if it passes in its current form, and faces opposition from the Entertainment Software Associa
How to investigate the Tadpole Pens in Subnautica 2
Track down Zip's black box in the Hot Caves to get the door key code.
15% of PC Gamer readers are still rawdogging their desktops, while 43% of you are wholesome full desk pad people
Do you use a mouse mat while gaming?
Subnautica 2's first update will add a sprint button, because players are building their bases too big: "they might want to go a little bit faster"
Subnautica 2 splashed into Steam early access yesterday, sending tidal waves of money into the bank accounts of developers Unknown Worlds and publishers Krafton. You planning on paying that $250 million performance bonus, then, Krafton? Now that the game has been on sale for a whopping 17 hours – roundabouts how long it takes to clean out the current early access build - it's time to start squawking like seagulls for patches, updates and expansions. Fortunately, creative media producer
KDE Plasma 6.7 Beta arrives with Plasma Bigscreen, new Union theme system
KDE Plasma 6.7 is shaping up to be a big release, with the introduction of Plasma Bigscreen along with a new theme system.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
Forza Horizon 6 makes a viable Steam Deck game, assuming you can find room to park it
Forza Horizon 6 is already Steam Deck Verified, which I’m forced to concede makes much of this article surplus to requirements. Yes alright, big green checkmark, you can convey the meaning of "it works" without publishing an entire performance and settings guide, or indeed needing to spell out the words "it" or "works". But then we’ve known that since March anyway, so I guess we’re both stating the obvious. Or are we? FH6 may follow Forza Horizon 5 down the smoothly tarmacked
Steam Beta fixes continuous rumble breaking the new Steam Controller Gyro
Along with fixes for other parts of Steam, the latest Beta brings more essential fixes for the Steam Controller with a firmware upgrade.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
SDL adds expanded support for the new Steam Controller without Steam
A future release of SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer) will come with improved support for Valve's new Steam Controller to run without Steam needed.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
Fragnesia and ssh-keysign-pwn are the latest Linux security problems
We're seeing a wave of Linux security issues lately as it has become a bigger focus, and now we have Fragnesia and ssh-keysign-pwn revealed.Read the full article on GamingOnLinux.
Forza Horizon 6 is lightweight enough to perform on just about any PC - though its new ray tracing modes slam on the brakes
Forza Horizon 6’s bootful of PC-specific tech features was apparently stuffed enough to warrant a big, colourful blog post about them. Ultrawide support? Yes. DLSS 4 and FSR 4? Both. Ray tracing? A resounding hai, those souped-up lighting and reflection effects escaping FH6’s car-ogling mode and adorning its open world for the first time in the series. Actually playing the thing, however – and/or spending enough time in its benchmarking tool – reveals that its PC perform
Bill Gates - »Ich wĂ€hle einen Faulpelz fĂŒr eine schwierige Aufgabe, weil er einen einfachen Weg finden wird, sie zu erledigen.«: Das berĂŒhmte Bill-Gates-Zitat, das er wohl nie gesagt hat
Es ist eines dieser Zitate, bei denen man sich fragt, ob es nur gut klingt oder ob die Aussage dahinter auch Hand und FuĂ hat â und ob es wirklich von Gates stammt.
Mini-Rechner - GlĂŒcklicher Spieler ergattert Rechner fĂŒr einen Spottpreis, doch die Hardware darin ist locker das 30-Fache wert
Vor allem die CPU und der Arbeitsspeicher machen dieses Gesamtpaket zu einem enormen SchnÀppchen.
Neuer MĂ€hroboter-King - Dieses neue 2026-Modell brilliert in meinem Garten an jeder Ecke! [Anzeige]
Ich habe seit etwa zwei Jahren keinen Rasen mehr gemÀht - der Grund sind MÀhroboter. Bisher waren richtig gute Modelle relativ teuer und selbst die besten waren nicht makellos. Jetzt habe ich ein neues Modell daheim und bin restlos begeistert.
Windrose hits 2 million sales milestone, proving yet again that the world really, really wanted a good pirate game
Low-hanging fruit, and someone finally plucked it.
Leaked Xbox Elite 3 controller images show at least one oddball addition, but it'll struggle to compete in a radically changed market
Gamepads are better, and cheaper, than they've ever been.
A PvE-only mode is coming to Marathon as Bungie lays out plans for seasons 3, 4 and 5
"We want to evolve Marathon as a whole."
Exodus' former studio head James Ohlen touches on why he left Archetype Entertainment: "I was running on fumes"
Back in December of last year, despite being the head of the studio, James Ohlen left Archetype Entertainment, also leaving his role as producer on Exodus behind. It was a bit of a surprise, given that he co-founded the studio after having retired from BioWare in 2018. Now, in a recent interview, Ohlen explains why he made the call, coming down to potentially the most unifying experience in game dev: burnout. Read more
The original Doom soundtrack joins 'our national playlist' in the US Library of Congress
Bobby Prince's groundbreaking soundtrack is one of 25 recordings inducted into the famed Library of Congress today.
Subnautica 2 sells 1 million copies in its first hour, and I have to imagine the CEO of Krafton is pouring himself a very stiff drink right about now
The scenario that Krafton humiliated itself to avoid seems to be coming true very quickly.
Moss: The Forgotten Relic is a shinier, VR-less fusion of the two beloved puzzle platformers that's out this summer
There's always a twinge of sadness when a game designed for VR later gets ported to be played on a regular screen, primarily because it's just not technically the realm the game was made for. That's sad to me! On the other hand, I do not own a VR headset, so I do win in those instances as well. Like today, for instance, as the Moss series is getting a VR-less version, with both games combined into one neat package. Read more
2011 was packed with iconic games: Can you guess which ones we reviewed from a quote and the score?
Even if you weren't playing them, you probably heard about them.