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news Cut Resident Evil Voice Lines Reveal More About Leon, the Merchant and Requiem's Infected

Cut Resident Evil Voice Lines Reveal More About Leon, the Merchant and Requiem's Infected

More than 1,000 unused voice lines from Resident Evil 4 Remake and Resident Evil Requiem have surfaced through community data mining, revealing abandoned dialogue, character details and ideas that never reached the finished games. Community modder Keff0 recently shared two collections of unused audio. More than 600 lines were reportedly found in Resident Evil 4 Remake, while almost 400 came from Resident Evil Requiem.
news Final Fantasy 14 Patch 7.56 Sets Up Evercold With a Direct Trip to the Fourth

Final Fantasy 14 Patch 7.56 Sets Up Evercold With a Direct Trip to the Fourth

Final Fantasy 14 has released the final main story quests for Dawntrail, and Patch 7.56 does more than close the current expansion. The new quests move directly into the setup for Evercold, the MMO's next expansion, which is expected in January. Rather than offering only a brief teaser, Patch 7.56 introduces players to the Fourth, the frozen reflection that will play a major role
news Wooting 80HE+ Adds New Switches, Split Spacebar and Rotary Knob

Wooting 80HE+ Adds New Switches, Split Spacebar and Rotary Knob

Wooting is preparing an updated version of its 80HE gaming keyboard, with the new Wooting 80HE+ adding revised switches, a rotary control, a new internal plate and an optional split spacebar system. Preorders for the Wooting 80HE+ are scheduled to open on September 17, 2026. The company has not yet announced an exact final price, but says preassembled versions will cost almost the same
news Razer Reclusa X Mini Brings Hot Swappable Mechanical Switches at $50

Razer Reclusa X Mini Brings Hot Swappable Mechanical Switches at $50

Razer has introduced the Reclusa X Mini, a compact 65% mechanical gaming keyboard priced at $50 in the US and £60 in the UK. Despite its entry level price, the keyboard includes several features usually found on more expensive enthusiast models, including hot swappable switches, doubleshot keycaps and support for competitive input features. The keyboard uses Razer Gen 3 Orange tactile mechanical switches as
news Scuf Omega Review: Comfortable and Flexible, but Too Expensive for Its Specs

Scuf Omega Review: Comfortable and Flexible, but Too Expensive for Its Specs

The Scuf Omega is a premium controller designed for both PC and PlayStation 5, with a familiar DualSense inspired shape, TMR thumbsticks, mechanical buttons, wireless support, and a large number of customizable inputs. It is comfortable to use and offers plenty of flexibility, but its $220 price makes several limitations difficult to overlook. The biggest issue is value. The Omega reaches up to 1,000
news Alienware 15 Combines RTX Graphics and Campus Friendly Portability

Alienware 15 Combines RTX Graphics and Campus Friendly Portability

The Alienware 15 is designed as a single laptop for students who want enough performance for coursework, creative tasks and gaming without carrying separate machines. It combines Intel Core Series 2 or AMD Ryzen 200 Series processors with Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics in a 15.3 inch chassis that weighs up to 2.25 kg. Configurations start with an Intel Core 5 210 or AMD Ryzen
news Best Gaming Laptop Deals in September 2026 Include RTX 5060 Models From $1,050

Best Gaming Laptop Deals in September 2026 Include RTX 5060 Models From $1,050

Gaming laptop prices remain high in 2026, but several current discounts are bringing RTX 50 series machines into more reasonable territory. The strongest deals range from an RTX 5050 laptop below $1,000 to powerful RTX 5070 Ti and RTX 5080 systems for buyers willing to spend more. One important detail is GPU power. Two laptops carrying the same GeForce RTX model can perform differently
news Steam Frame Reservation System Appears in Steam Backend Ahead of Launch

Steam Frame Reservation System Appears in Steam Backend Ahead of Launch

Valve may be getting closer to opening reservations for the Steam Frame, with new backend findings suggesting that a queue and reservation system has already been prepared for the upcoming VR headset. The information comes from data miner Brad Lynch, who reportedly found what appears to be a Steam Frame reservation email template inside Valve's backend. The template is not active yet, and the
news ASUS ROG Strix B850-A Gaming WiFi Drops 22% to $202.99

ASUS ROG Strix B850-A Gaming WiFi Drops 22% to $202.99

The ASUS ROG Strix B850-A Gaming WiFi motherboard has dropped to $202.99, giving builders a 22% discount on a white themed AM5 board with support for modern Ryzen processors, DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0, WiFi 7 and multiple M.2 SSDs. The board uses AMD's B850 chipset and is designed for Ryzen 7000, Ryzen 8000 and Ryzen 9000 processors. Its feature set puts it in the
news The Pokémon Company Posts Record $3.4 Billion in Fiscal 2026 Sales

The Pokémon Company Posts Record $3.4 Billion in Fiscal 2026 Sales

The Pokémon Company has reportedly posted its strongest financial year yet, reaching about 531 billion yen, or roughly $3.4 billion, in sales during fiscal 2026. The figure represents a 29% increase from the previous year and continues a much longer period of growth for the company. Sales have reportedly increased around 4.4 times compared with fiscal 2021, when revenue stood at approximately 120 billion
news SteelSeries Aeon Pro Launches at $259.99 With OLED Display and Hot Swappable Batteries

SteelSeries Aeon Pro Launches at $259.99 With OLED Display and Hot Swappable Batteries

SteelSeries has launched the Aeon Pro, a premium controller for Xbox and PC that combines an onboard OLED display, four rear paddles, Hall Effect thumbsticks, a charging dock and a hot swappable battery system. The controller is priced at $259.99 in the US and £229.99 in the UK, placing it well above many established pro controllers. Its high price means SteelSeries is relying heavily
news DLSS 5 Neural Rendering Can Be Offloaded to a Second RTX 5060 Ti in Experimental Dual GPU Setup

DLSS 5 Neural Rendering Can Be Offloaded to a Second RTX 5060 Ti in Experimental Dual GPU Setup

A new experimental ReShade add on called MGPU Bridge can move NVIDIA DLSS 5 Neural Rendering from the primary graphics card to a second GPU, helping recover much of the performance normally lost when Neural Rendering runs on the same card as the game. The setup was demonstrated with two GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB graphics cards. The primary GPU handled normal game rendering,
news Raspberry Pi CM5 Gives an Old HP ProLiant MicroServer a Modern Upgrade

Raspberry Pi CM5 Gives an Old HP ProLiant MicroServer a Modern Upgrade

A hardware enthusiast has rebuilt an aging HP ProLiant MicroServer with a custom motherboard designed around the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5, giving the old server chassis a much more modern internal platform. The original HP ProLiant MicroServer used an N40L motherboard with an older AMD processor and DDR3 memory. Rather than discard the system, the owner created a replacement board that preserves the
news AMD Threadripper Halo Station Targets Trillion Parameter AI Models With Up to 576GB HBM3e

AMD Threadripper Halo Station Targets Trillion Parameter AI Models With Up to 576GB HBM3e

AMD used IFA 2026 to showcase a new Threadripper Halo Station for local AI development alongside a wider range of Ryzen AI MAX 400 systems. The Threadripper Halo Station is a prototype desktop workstation built around AMD's Ryzen Threadripper PRO 9995WX and Instinct MI350P accelerators. AMD is positioning it for developers and professionals who want to train, fine tune, and run very large AI
news GPT 6 Astra Agent Workloads Could Put More Pressure on Local CPUs

GPT 6 Astra Agent Workloads Could Put More Pressure on Local CPUs

OpenAI's GPT 6 Astra is being positioned as a more capable computer operator that can coordinate multiple agents across browsers, desktop applications, coding environments, and other software. While the model's main reasoning workload runs in the cloud, this kind of agent based computing can still create substantial work for the local PC. Virtual machines, containers, code compilation, browser sessions, testing tools, and local orchestration
news Tiny Single Slot RTX 3060 Runs Without a Power Connector but Loses More Than Half Its Performance

Tiny Single Slot RTX 3060 Runs Without a Power Connector but Loses More Than Half Its Performance

An unusual GeForce RTX 3060 has appeared online in an extremely compact single slot design that draws power only from the PCIe slot. The card uses the RTX 3060's 12GB memory configuration but removes the external power connector normally required by the GPU. That makes the design suitable for very small systems, but the tradeoff is severe performance loss and high temperatures. In testing,