StarCraft II is still going strong a decade on
Where does StarCraft II rank on your list of greatest games of all time?
Tech Culture
Society is facing a technology revolution and it's manifesting in more ways than we can imagine.
The live-action Sonic the Hedgehog film sequel arrives in 2022
Let's hope they stick with Sonic's updated design
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wants to end the US Army's controversial Twitch channel
Using an amendment to the House Appropriations bill
Gabe Newell has been in New Zealand since the pandemic began, thanks country with free concert
The Valve boss says he's been a "Covid refugee"
Herman Miller and Logitech launch $1,500 gaming chair
This high-end gaming chair comes backed by a 12-year warranty
Alt254 is a Zelda-style adventure game that takes minimalist graphics to the extreme
In Alt254, you play as a pixel
Gone but Not Forgotten: OCZ Technology
OCZ Technology was founded in 2000 by Ryan Petersen as "The Overclockerz Store," an online hardware reseller that catered to computer enthusiasts. The company started out selling binned processors and memory kits capable of running faster than their rated speeds - items which overclockers were willing to pay a premium for.
New material called 'Proteus' is reportedly the world's first uncuttable material
And it is only 15 percent the density of steel
Spotify is rolling out video podcasts to free and premium subscribers
Another way for creators to grow their audience
Teenager takes $20,000 of parent's money, gives it to Twitch streamers
The parent takes responsibility, for once
Jeff Bezos became $13 billion richer yesterday
Covid-19: helping the rich get richer
Twitch signs exclusive deal with rapper Logic, reportedly worth seven figures
Twitch is increasingly catering to non-gaming creators
KFC partners with 3D-bioprinting firm to make chicken nuggets from plant matter and poultry cells
The Colonel hasn't named the new product yet, but I vote: Improbable Nuggets
Can It Run Crysis? An Analysis of Why a 13-Year-Old Game Is Still Talked About
Every once in a while, a video game is made that becomes part of the industry's history. For PC gamers, there's one title that's almost legendary thanks to its incredible, ahead-of-its-time graphics and ability to grind PCs into single digit frame rates. Join us as we take a look back at Crysis and see what made it so special.
GitHub is using archival film stored in the arctic to backup all repositories
A fortress protecting the world's open source data
Twitch stops US army's fake competitions that directed viewers to recruitment page
No Xbox Elite Series 2 controllers here
Netflix's Old Guard gaming competition will award the winner with an 'Immortal' account
Gamers can compete for a 1,000 month subscription to Netflix
Dr. Disrespect might sue Twitch over unexplained ban
He still doesn't know why Twitch kicked him from the platform
Henry Cavill's PC-building skills aren't quite super, man
Even Geralt of Rivia isn't perfect
Russian hackers are reportedly trying to steal coronavirus vaccine research from the the US, UK
The infamous Cozy Bear strikes again
MSI allegedly attempted to bribe YouTuber to prevent a negative review
Not a good look for MSI
Redditors can now add multiple pics and GIFs to a single post
Better late than never
Nissan unveils the futuristic-looking Ariya electric SUV
It'll have a 300-mile range and a $40,000 price tag when it goes on sale next year