Rats are often overlooked as ugly pests, but they're smart, determined, and in Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter, capable of soulslike combat. This sequel to the beloved Tails of Iron has the rats taking on armies of bats, with the flying foes adding a new level of difficulty to the already tough fights. Think Elden Ring, Dark Souls, and Bloodborne, but with a supremely stylish rodential twist. Continue reading Incredible and overlooked soulslike gets a huge sequel you can try now MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best rat games, Best soulslike games, Best indie games

Huge news for Mac gamers dropped during Apple's WWDC event, as the Game Porting Toolkit 2 (GPT2) was revealed, alongside 14 games that are getting official Mac ports thanks to its release. No Apple Mac is among the best gaming PCs, but this new level of support for developers is part of a much longer process to change how gaming on a Mac product is viewed. This new GPT2 feature builds upon the initial release and brings AVX2 support which is set to expand the number of Mac ports that are now possible. Continue reading Apple just made more games playable on Mac with this free update MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

Confirming what anyone remotely familiar with AMD's recent graphics card naming conventions would have suspected, AMD's upcoming new flagship RDNA 4 graphics card will sport the classic XTX suffix, if a recently leaked shipping manifesto is anything to go by. The card, which will be AMD's next attempt to gain a top spot on our best graphics card guide, has long been rumored but this new transport document adds a touch more detail to the overall picture. Continue reading AMD’s next-gen XTX graphics card spotted, sporting Navi 48 RDNA 4 GPU MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Ryzen 7 7800X3D review, Best gaming CPU, Radeon RX 7800 XT review

An extended look at gameplay from Bokeh Game Studios upcoming horror Slitterhead was showcased during the Summer Game Fests opening ceremony, and the title exists nicely among the Silent Hill hype - even though some fans were not impressed by Pyramid Head's "action figure" aesthetic in the new movie, Return to Silent Hill.

Revealed during the Xbox Games Showcase last weekend, the latest Starfield update finally saw the arrival of Creation Kit. While the special toolkit allows users to create mods with the same system used by Bethesda, some of the Bethesda-made story content has sparked outrage in the community, leading to a flurry of negative reviews on Steam.

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Most of the iPhone rumors preceding WWDC 2024 became true. Apple unleashed Apple Intelligence on Monday, its original take on AI, complete with a smarter Siri that's finally starting to look like the smart assistant Apple envisioned all along. As I watched the event, it became clear to me that I was witnessing a fundamental shift in Apple computing that will impact all the computers you buy from the company. Whether it's an iPhone, iPad, or Mac, AI will be built into every piece of hardware and every app. It'll be up to the user to rely on AI features in their day-to-day use of Apple computers or not. The iPhone will be at the center of Apple's artificial intelligence revolution starting with iOS 18, as the smartphone is the most important computer we use daily. By the end of the keynote, another rumor prediction came true. You'll need an iPhone 15 Pro or later to get Apple Intelligence. As for the iPad and Mac, you'll need at least a M1 chip to get Apple AI going. But, again, the iPhone is the primary computer in an Apple product user's life. As Apple officially announced Apple Intelligence compatibility, it dawned on me that we're watching the biggest fragmentation in the iPhone's history unfold. This goes hand in hand with the Apple computing shift I mentioned before. Going forward, and for a limited time, we'll have two distinct categories of users: those who want AI on the iPhone and those who don't, those who choose to use AI features in iOS 18 and those who avoid them. There will also be a big category in between: Those users who will use some AI features without necessarily realizing that Apple Intelligence is at play. Continue reading... The post iOS 18 AI delivers the worst fragmentation in iPhone history appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best deals: Tech, laptops, TVs, and more sales Today’s deals: $189 AirPods Pro, $169 TP-Link WiFi 6 mesh system, $45 KitchenAid hand blender, more Today’s deals: Amazon Father’s Day sale, $714 Apple Watch Ultra 2, $23 Fire TV Stick 4K, more Best Ring Video Doorbell deals in June 2024

After over four decades of representing one of America’s definitive game shows, Pat Sajak has bowed out as host of Wheel of Fortune. But while he shaped the way fans see and think of the game show, Wheel of Fortune also impacted Sajak by allowing him to be a better father, according to the retired host. Sajak began hosting Wheel of Fortune in 1981, recruited by show creator Merv Griffin himself. Partnered with Vanna White, he would appear on the gameshow for 41 years before announcing his impending retirement in 2023. Over the years, he balanced work with family life, an endeavor that Wheel of Fortune actually made quite enjoyable. Pat Sajak says ‘Wheel of Fortune’ let him be a better father Pat Sajak was able to be a better father thanks to the flexibility Wheel of Fortune afforded him / Instagram Together with his wife, photographer Lesly Brown-Sajak, Sajak has two children: 33-year-old Patrick and 29-year-old Maggie. Filming schedules can spell doom for family time, but for Sajak, Wheel of Fortune allowed him to be the father he wanted to for his kids. RELATED: Vanna White Gives Emotional Farewell Tribute To Co-Host Pat Sajak As He Ends His Tenure On ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ Ahead of his final episode on Wheel, Sajak sat down for an interview conducted by his daughter Maggie, who has served as a social media correspondent for the show; in the past, she also served as letter turner while White filled in as host. “I like to say that I’ve had 40 years of a part-time job — pretending it was full-time,” mused Sajak during the interview. “I could watch you guys grow up and go to the games and all that kind of stuff that work might have taken me away from.” He added, “I mean, you’ve been a part of this show forever. I dragged you out when you were one year old and we were in Hawaii.” Balancing family and fame Sajak has suggested he worked a part-time job / MJT/AdMedia Maggie shared her own two cents on Sajak as a father and a host, acknowledging that he had a “nontraditional job” with a “nontraditional schedule.” But it was exactly that unorthodox setup, she noted, that allowed Sajak to actually be present and, thus, “really raise” her and Patrick. He and White were an iconic pair for over four decades / © Sony Pictures TV / Courtesy: Everett Collection Although he’s retired as host, Sajak will stay on as a consultant for the show, which will now be shepherded by Ryan Seacrest starting next season. But Sajak is also planning on focusing even more on family time now that he won’t be taping episodes for much of the year. Indeed, while chatting with Maggie, he hinted heavily that he’s ready to become a grandfather. “I’m perfectly happy if it just means that I’ll continue with my crossword puzzles and play with grandchildren,” he said, before not-so-subtly adding “Hint hint hint. No pressure.” Currently, Maggie is in a relationship with Ross McCall, a courtship she balances between overseeing much of Wheel’s online presence. Pat Sajak shares two children, Patrick and Maggie, with his current wife Lesly Brown / YouTube screenshot RELATED: Pat Sajak Scores A New Gig After Retiring From ‘Wheel Of Fortune’ Click for next Article The post Pat Sajak Credits ‘Wheel of Fortune’ With Making Him A Better Father appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

The de facto leader of Al Qaeda, Sayf Al-Adl, is calling on jihadists across the globe to travel to Afghanistan, marking an effort to re-establish the country as a safe haven for the terrorist group.…

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