The Brutalist Report

Check out the PSX vibes on spooky, lo-fi horror mystery Pinnacle Point [539d]
Satisfactory's top-tier quantum tech will let you transmute metals like an alchemist [539d]
Cairn might be the best climbing game I've ever played, and I wish it was released already [539d]
Acer Predator Helios 18 review [539d]
WoW's auction house broke for nearly a week, thanks to a code change that made a database table go from roughly 40,000 rows to 'tens of millions' [539d]
Slow down—World of Warcraft: The War Within's best stories lie in its side quests and optional conversations [539d]
'The Beatles had a 25% hit rate': Randy Pitchford reassures fans that he'll carry on 'making stuff' even after a disastrous Risk of Rain 2 expansion and the Borderlands movie [539d]
Intel's CEO is reportedly set to present cost-cutting plan to the board and may 'slice off unnecessary businesses'. Ouch [539d]
Deadlock dev discusses Valve's progress on perfecting MMR, 'It'll be more effective once we finish a full rewrite of the matchmaking system' [539d]
AMD officially launches the Ryzen 5 7600X3D but in limited numbers and only through one US seller [539d]
Mouse: P.I. for Hire devs share ambitions to make a game that's more than 'just a cool art project': A satirical metroidvania shooter with 'adult, deep, gripping storylines' [539d]
Microsoft might be planning to let AI loose on your local video and audio files with Windows 11 'intelligent media search' [539d]
OpenAI plans to build its own AI chips on TSMC's forthcoming 1.6 nm A16 process node [539d]

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