FBC Firebreak is a game I wish did well. Remedy Entertainment is famous for gripping narratives and detailed worlds, and I was hoping its co-op FPS could deliver on both fronts. Unlike Max Payne, Alan Wake, or Control, though, so far, it doesn't live up to Remedy's high standards. That could be about to change, however, as FBC Firebreak update 1.3 is here, and it massively overhauls the game's perks economy. Continue reading New FBC Firebreak update tries making the struggling shooter faster and more fun MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best co-op games, Best FPS games, Best Game Pass games

If you’re still using an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060, and the Steam Survey suggests a lot of gamers currently are, then it looks as though you’re about to lose driver support for this GPU. According to Nvidia, the forthcoming 580-series of Nvidia GeForce drivers will be the last branch that supports Maxwell and Pascal GPUs, which covers all GTX 900 and 1000 graphics cards, with the exception of the few GTX 1600-series cards that were based on the later Turing architecture. The GeForce GTX 1060 has proved to have a surprising amount of staying power, and even now you’ll regularly see this Nvidia GPU listed in the minimum system requirements for the latest games. It’s also currently ranked 12th on the May 2025 Steam Survey out of all the GPUs used by gamers who took part in the last survey, with 2.24% share of the market. As a point of comparison, the highest-ranked RTX 5000-series GPU on the survey is the Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070, with 0.71%. In fact, we ranked the aging GTX card number four on our guide to the best PC gaming hardware ever. Continue reading This very popular Nvidia GeForce gaming GPU looks set to lose driver support MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Nvidia GeForce RTX 5090 review, Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 review, Best graphics cards

Netease Games has confirmed the launch date for Marvel Rivals Season 3: The Abyss Awakens, and there's not long to wait. The long-anticipated launch will also mark the arrival of two new heroes, with one a long time coming - and there's a strong hint at the next potential villain. Continue reading Marvel Rivals Season 3 coming soon, confirms multiple new heroes including Blade MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Marvel Rivals codes, Marvel Rivals characters, Marvel Rivals tier list

Steam Early Access originally launched in 2013 as a way for developers to get their fledgling games in the hands of players, securing some extra funding and opening a channel for development feedback.

I started playing JRPGs when I was just a kid. My older brother would sit by my side and help me understand the systems I couldn't grasp, which was, basically, all of them.

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During the weekend, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo revealed Apple was working on a new MacBook model, most likely a replacement for the controversial 12-inch option released so many years ago. Following that report, MacRumors discovered internal references to this Mac, as Apple does appear to be working on a computer powered by the A18 Pro chip. Putting these two stories together, it's easy to believe Apple is serious about unveiling this new MacBook as early as next year. With mass production expected in the last quarter of 2025, the computer could debut at a March event alongside a new iPhone 17e and other lighter Apple products.  But there's one issue with this affordable MacBook, the same one that plagued the last 12-inch model: suddenly, all entry-level options start to look very similar. Comparing entry-level MacBook models Apple currently offers two laptops with the M4 chip: an Air and a Pro version. What separates them is more ports, a better display, and a fan for heat dissipation. But if Apple releases a MacBook with an iPhone chip, what would really set it apart from a MacBook Air? A single USB-C port and a less powerful chip? Wouldn't that make the Air redundant, or even worse? It might still be called Air, but if it's not lighter or thinner than the new model, especially considering the previous 12-inch version, what's the point? Just like the iPad Pro is thinner, lighter, and more capable, why would someone choose an Air? Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR In the MacBook’s case, users would be getting a better deal on a thinner and lighter computer, which is exactly what most people want. Unless Apple somehow makes the A18 Pro run like an old Intel Celeron, light users probably won't notice any difference between an M4 machine and one with the A18 Pro. That said, now that Apple has finally positioned the MacBook Air well, is it really about to launch an even cheaper computer that's thinner, lighter, and capable enough for most of the Air's target users? The solution: One MacBook needs to go When Apple offers too many similar products, the best move is to drop one. If users can't clearly see why they should pay more, they'll just buy the cheapest one, and Apple likely doesn't want that. If Cupertino keeps the lineup as it is, this new model might end up with underwhelming specs: 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD, a basic FaceTime camera, and a single USB-C port. Then, to get a better experience, users would end up paying nearly the same as a MacBook Air. At that point, the Air becomes the smarter choice. So what's the point? Sure, I'm stressing out over a product that hasn't even been announced, but it feels like Apple might be repeating a mistake from the past. The company shouldn't flood the market with lookalike products. It should help customers understand the value of each one. If it's hard for me to explain Apple's lineup to friends and readers, imagine how confusing it is for someone who just wants a new laptop. Don't Miss: Is M4 MacBook Air worth it? It’s the only Apple laptop you should buy right now The post Rumored iPhone chip-powered MacBook may force Apple to make a tough call appeared first on BGR.

Despite insisting he's not a communist, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani told a group of young activists to remember "it is socialism that we are fighting for" and not to compromise on goals such as "seizing the means of production."

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani told Newsmax Monday that democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's victory in the city's Democrat mayoral primary last week is a "disaster" for the party, which he described as "taken over by Karl Marx."