Thursday, November 27

Gaming

“Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition” Release Turned Out To Be A Big Disappointment For Fans

“Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition” Release Turned Out To Be A Big Disappointment For Fans

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Credit: Bethesda Softworks Timed to coincide with the 10th anniversary of the post-apocalyptic role-playing shooter Fallout 4, the Anniversary Edition was supposed to be a gift to fans for the anniversary of their beloved game, but in reality it turned out to be a major disappointment. As a reminder, Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition includes all expansions released for the game (Automaton, Far Harbor, Nuka-World; Contraptions, Wasteland, and Vault-Tec Workshop) and the Creations Bundle with 150 community creations (paid mods). Early players were extremely dissatisfied with Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition. Gamers report that the re-release broke mods and blocked achievements. Some users also claim they can't access some of the Anniversary Edition's content. Because of this, the re-rel...
ASUS Released ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W: World’s First OLED Monitor With Refresh Rate Of Up To 720Hz

ASUS Released ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W: World’s First OLED Monitor With Refresh Rate Of Up To 720Hz

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Credit: ASUS Asus announced the launch of a pair of monitors with dual-layer Tandem OLED panels—one of which is currently the fastest OLED gaming monitor on the market. The Asus ROG Swift PG27QWP-W and ROG Strix XG27AQWMG have virtually identical specifications, but the higher-end ROG Swift boasts refresh rates of up to 540Hz at 1440p resolution, which increases to 720Hz when the resolution is reduced to 720p.  The color here is more of a silvery hue, and secondly, part of the back cover is completely transparent, which is unusual for a monitor. But the most interesting thing, of course, isn't the appearance.  Credit: ASUS The monitor is based on a 27-inch OLED panel (LG Tandem) with a 1440p resolution. It supports a refresh rate of 540Hz, but can be boosted to a record-br...
Titan Quest 2 To Go Up In Price

Titan Quest 2 To Go Up In Price

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Credit: THQ Nordic The developers of Titan Quest 2 announced that the price of the game in Early Access will increase starting November 11 due to the end of a 30% discount promotion. As a reminder, Titan Quest 2 launched on August 1st in Early Access on Steam and the Epic Games Store at a price of $30. THQ Nordic and Grimlore Games stated that they plan to gradually increase the price of the game until the 1.0 release. According to the developers, the price change reflects the current content additions to Titan Quest 2. Since the launch of Early Access, the game has received a number of major patches, including a new story chapter and a full character editor. Credit: THQ Nordic "We'd like to thank all the immortal souls who joined Titan Quest 2 Early Access <...>...
Free Demo Of Extraction Shooter “Active Matter” Released On Steam

Free Demo Of Extraction Shooter “Active Matter” Released On Steam

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Credit: Gaijin Entertainment Publisher Gaijin Entertainment (War Thunder, Enlisted) and its Team Matter studio have announced the release of a limited-time demo of their tactical PvPvE shooter Active Matter on Steam. The release period is limited to November 23rd. In other words, Steam users can only try the game for 17 days. The Active Matter demo offers the opportunity to participate in raids with limited progression and explore your base in peace. Progress will carry over and automatically transfer to the full game upon its release on Steam. As a reminder, Active Matter is currently sold exclusively through the Gaijin Store, with the Steam version scheduled for release in 2026. A release on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S is also expected.