Posts by Ethan Wright

From Dungeon Keeper to Dwarf Fortress: Colony Sim Evolution

There are games that ask you to build cities, but then there are those that let your creations live, breathe,

Microsoft releases Blinx and 3 OG Xbox games on PC

When we look back at the dawn of console gaming, it’s impossible to ignore the peculiar origins of the Xbox.

Pluto TV video quality is broken

In a world where the cost of almost everything seems to be climbing, finding value in entertainment has become a

Fortinet enters Intel foundry race after ASIC deal

A New Era of Silicon: How Fortinet is Redefining Intel’s Foundry Future In the fiercely competitive world of semiconductor manufacturing,

Psyche Spacecraft’s Breathtaking Mars Flyby

As humanity ventures further into the cosmos, our spacecraft aren’t just machines; they are storytellers capturing vistas of unimaginable scale.

Screen-Free Fitness Band Battles Whoop Fee War

The world of wearable technology is constantly evolving, but lately, it feels less like innovation and more like a relentless

AMD and Anthropic strike $5B deal for 2GW MI450 chips

AMD and Anthropic Forge Massive AI Infrastructure Alliance The race for cutting-edge artificial intelligence is increasingly fueled by monumental hardware

AI turns 2D designs to 3D and robots will build themselves

The future of design is rapidly moving from 2D drawings to immersive 3D reality, and now, artificial intelligence is poised

Wooting 60HE V2 Keyboard Speed Test Review

The Keyboard Revolution: How the Wooting 60HE V2 is Redefining Competitive Gaming For competitive gamers, the keyboard isn’t just an

ZeroSpace Galactic War RTS-RPG and a streaming letdown

The world of real-time strategy games is constantly evolving, and while some titles chase pure competitive dominance, others are attempting

SilverStone shows off the massive Hela 3000Rz PSU

When you’re building a machine that laughs in the face of demanding multi-GPU setups and requires uninterrupted 24/7 operation, standard

One in six PCs running Windows 10 face piling vulnerabilities

The Digital Dilemma: Why Ignoring the Windows Upgrade Is a Security Risk In the sprawling world of corporate IT management,

$56M hit: Why Baldur’s Gate 3 is Hasbro’s future

Hasbro Takes a Hard Look at Its Digital Portfolio, Shifting Focus for Future Growth Two years after making bold promises

Boulies OP180 Visual Review

In the evolving landscape of modern office design, where aesthetics must meet uncompromising ergonomics, a new contender is making waves:

Darkest Dungeon surprise DLC drops in August

Darkest Dungeon Gets a Fiery Update with Fire’s Edge DLC More than a decade after its initial launch, the legendary

Wreckreation starts new studio working on Burnout sequel

The golden age of arcade racing was defined by a singular, explosive legacy: Burnout. Even today, its influence looms large,

Scaling AI compute at home with dual Nvidia Grace Blackwells

Scaling the Sandbox: How Local AI Clusters Are Redefining the Home Lab The quest for larger local memory pools in

Lose Microsoft Whiteboard access next month

Get ready for a major shift in how you interact with Microsoft Whiteboard. While the familiar application won’t disappear overnight,

Score Switch 2 for $399 Nintendo Scoffs at Refunds

The world of handheld gaming is often defined by innovation and joy, but sometimes, the pursuit of profit can turn

The world’s first digital robot revealed

The Silicon Specter: Remembering the World’s First Programmable Robot In the annals of technological history, some inventions stand out not

CarPlay must copy this new Android Auto feature

There is an enduring sentiment among drivers: once you experience the silent, swift power of an electric vehicle, returning to

Nvidia detects fake AI video with 92% accuracy in 22ms

We are living in an era where the line between reality and fabrication is rapidly dissolving. As artificial intelligence increasingly

GAME faces collapse entering administration

The once-mighty UK gaming retail giant GAME has found itself in a perilous situation, entering administration once again, signaling the

Modders unlock per-module temps for GDDR7 memory

In the world of cutting-edge graphics processing and enthusiast computing, transparency remains an unexpectedly irritating topic, especially when dealing with

Spinosaurus swings greatsword to parry meteor in new soulslike

What if the great extinction event didn’t just wipe out the dinosaurs, but could have been averted by a clash