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Valve Pinkie Promises the Steam Machine Will Be Here This Summer

But there’s still one obvious piece of Steam Machine info missing, and you can probably guess what it is.

Intel’s ‘Fake Frames’ Will Predict Your In-Game Moves Before You Make Them

Intel is already asking you to get over your AI antagonism for the sake of “smoother” gaming.

The Arms Dealer’s Nintendo 64 Was Pure Emotional Torment to Play

You can’t play a ModRetro M64 without coming to terms with the console’s creator.

Zcash Bug Could Have Let Attackers Print Cryptocurrency Out of Thin Air

On Wednesday, the Zcash Foundation said there is “no evidence of unauthorized value creation.”

‘Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water’ Reveals the Playful Side of Hideaki Anno

Before ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion,’ the legendary anime director helmed a warm coming-of-age adventure that proves he’s far more than his nihilistic reputation.

Rare Meteorite May Be Evidence of a Lost Planet That Never Fully Formed

Seemingly unassuming meteorites hold invaluable information about the solar system’s earliest stages.

Cash App Turns Credit Card Into a Toy, Grown Men Deeply Jealous

NFC stands for “No f*cking chance” I’m using that.

Buying ‘The Odyssey’ IMAX Tickets Unlocked New Levels of Error Messages

Tickets for Christopher Nolan’s latest epic are now on sale and, for us, the experience did not go well.

Razer Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed Review: Exceptionally Mediocre

The Razer Hammerhead V3 HyperSpeed are okay wireless gaming earbuds, but there’s not much to really love.

New Bipartisan Legislation Takes a Big Step Forward in Restricting State Regulation of AI

Legislators said the draft bill is, “intended to solicit feedback from stakeholders, experts, and the public before the bill is formally introduced.”