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War Thunder has received its Heavy Cavalry major update, adding new ground vehicles, aircraft, helicopters, naval units, and several system changes across the game. The update is now available for free and focuses on expanding high rank lineups while giving players more detailed tools for combat, navigation, and vehicle analysis. The most notable additions arrive in ground battles. The United States receives the M1A2

Grove Street Games is preparing to release BeastLink, a multiplayer kaiju action game built around large scale destruction, competitive modes, and the chance to control giant creatures during battle. The studio is best known for porting and remastering established games, including Grand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition, but BeastLink is a very different project. It is a new original property designed

Gacha Capsule Slot Simulator takes the familiar shop management formula and places it inside a small Akihabara themed capsule toy store. The game is now available in early access, giving you the job of stocking machines, selling collectible figures, expanding your shop, and chasing rare pulls that can increase both profits and your collection. The core idea is easy to understand. You begin with

Onimusha: Way of the Sword is set to bring Capcom’s long dormant samurai action series back on September 4, 2026. The new game is designed as a standalone entry, so you will not need to play the earlier Onimusha titles before starting it. It follows Miyamoto Musashi through a supernatural version of Edo era Kyoto, where a dark force called Malice has drawn dangerous

ASUS has listed its ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5090 Edition 20 at €6,499.95 through a European retailer, putting the special anniversary card near $7,435 before regional pricing differences. The listing makes it one of the most expensive consumer GeForce RTX 5090 models seen so far. The card is part of ASUS’s ROG 20th Anniversary range and appears to be positioned as a limited premium

Beelink has launched the EQi 304, a compact mini PC powered by Intel’s Core 3 304 Wildcat Lake processor. The entry-level system starts at $509 with 16GB of LPDDR5 memory and a 512GB SSD, targeting buyers who need a small desktop for office work, browsing, streaming, light productivity, and basic AI tasks. The EQi 304 is one of the first mini PCs built around

A rare AMD Radeon RX 7900 XTX engineering sample has surfaced online with an unusual red circuit board, extra debug connectors, and a confusing memory configuration that reports only 16GB of VRAM instead of the retail card’s standard 24GB. The prototype was reportedly found through a marketplace listing and appears to be a pre-production version of AMD’s flagship RDNA 3 graphics card. While its

Intel is reportedly preparing to increase the supply of older desktop processors in mainland China as rising DDR5 prices make affordable new PC builds harder to achieve. The reported plan could include renewed availability for 10th, 12th, 13th, and 14th Generation Core processors, all of which can be paired with cheaper DDR4 motherboards and memory. The move has not been officially announced by Intel,

Samsung is reportedly preparing another major memory price increase in the third quarter of 2026, with commodity DRAM and LPDDR memory expected to become more than 20% more expensive. The move would mark Samsung’s third consecutive quarterly increase and could add more pressure to smartphone, laptop, and PC prices later this year. The company is said to be negotiating higher prices with customers after

GMKtec is preparing to launch the EVO-X3, a compact mini PC built around AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor. The system is aimed at buyers who need strong local AI performance, high memory capacity, and desktop-class processing in a small vertical chassis. The EVO-X3 will officially launch on July 6, 2026, with prices starting at $3,600 for a configuration with 128GB of memory and