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Digital Foundry Confirms Witcher 4 Tech Demo Ran on Standard PS5, But Final Game May Differ

3 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

Many people have asked if the tech demo of The Witcher 4 really ran on a standard PS5, and Digital Foundry’s Alex Battaglia has shared his thoughts. He believes that it most likely did. According to Battaglia, the credibility of the demonstration is important because Epic Games chose it as the main showcase for their State of Unreal event, aimed at showing the potential of their graphics engine.
Cyberpunk 2077 Might Get Another Expansion After Phantom Liberty

3 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

After the impressive tech demo for The Witcher 4 that left everyone amazed, CD Projekt RED is back in the spotlight. It seems that the Polish developer might not be done with Cyberpunk 2077 just yet, and there could be one last big surprise in the works. Virtuos, the studio that helped CD Projekt Red with Cyberpunk 2077’s 2.2 update, might be working on a new downloadable content (DLC) for the game.
Intel Arc GPU Graphics Driver 101.6876 Beta Released

3 days ago | eteknix.com | Peter Donnell

Intel has rolled out a new beta version of its graphics drivers, 101.6876, for the Arc GPU family. This update primarily focuses on extending “Game On” driver support, aiming to enhance the gaming experience for users with Intel Arc B-series and A-series discrete graphics cards, as well as those utilising Intel Core Ultra processors featuring integrated Arc GPUs. The latest driver package specifically targets improved performance and stability for a selection of titles.
NVIDIA CEO Praises Nintendo Switch 2’s Graphics: “The Most Advanced Graphics Ever in a Mobile Device”

4 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

Nintendo has released a new episode of its “Creator’s Voice” series, where top developers and industry professionals discuss the Nintendo Switch 2, revealing details about the new console and its upcoming games. In today’s episode, the spotlight is on Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA. In the video, he talks about the custom SoC (System on a Chip) designed by NVIDIA, which is at the heart of the new console.
Nintendo Already Sending “Out of Stock” Signs to Stores in the U.S. for Switch 2

4 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

The highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here, and it’s already creating a lot of buzz. The console is set to release on June 5, 2025, but it seems it’s already sold out in many stores. This suggests that pre-orders have gone very well, and many people are eager to get their hands on the new device. Now, according to a user on Reddit, it looks like Nintendo could be sending out big signs to stores in the United States.
AMD Justifies the Launch of Radeon RX 9060 XT 8GB Despite Mixed Reactions

4 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

AMD recently launched the Radeon RX 9060 XT 8GB graphics card, but it did not receive the warm welcome the company had expected. Despite the mixed reactions, AMD defends the decision to release this variant, claiming there is a market for it, though many people remain unconvinced. With gaming requirements continuing to rise, the 8GB VRAM is becoming less adequate, especially for higher resolutions.
AMD Zen 6 Processors Receive Preliminary Support in AIDA64

4 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

A new beta version of the AIDA64 software was released this week, and it brings an exciting update for fans of AMD processors. The update includes preliminary support for AMD’s next-generation Zen 6 processors. This means that AIDA64 can now recognize and display information about upcoming AMD products based on Zen 6 architecture. This support is part of the AIDA64 beta update, which is often used by hardware enthusiasts to check the compatibility of new components before they officially launch.
Call of Duty Ads in Menus Were a Mistake and Have Been Removed

4 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

A recent change in Call of Duty Black Ops 6 and Warzone, introduced with Season 4, added ads inside the game that appeared in some menus and couldn’t be removed. Fans quickly expressed their displeasure, especially since Activision had not announced this change beforehand. However, the ads have now been removed, and Activision shared a message on social media explaining that it was all a mistake. These ads were not supposed to appear in Call of Duty games.
Nintendo Doesn’t Consider Mario Kart World an Open World

4 days ago | eteknix.com | Solomon Thompson

It seems that Nintendo doesn’t see Mario Kart World as an open-world game. This was explained by Kosuke Yabuki, the long-time producer of the Mario Kart series, just a few days before the game’s release on the Nintendo Switch 2. Yabuki stated, “We actually don’t use the phrase ‘open world’ in development. I think for us it’s just a little bit too ambiguously defined. Even though we are creating this vast interconnected world with racing routes, you still do need some traditional elements.
Philips GamePix 800 Smart GMX800 Projector Review

4 days ago | eteknix.com | Peter Donnell

Philips are a well-established name when it comes to display technology, both for consumers and in the world of business. Philips brings its expertise to the projection market with the GamePix 800 projector, and while I was very impressed by the GamePix 900 last month (review here), this more affordable model still packs some serious specifications. Specifically designed with gamers and home entertainment enthusiasts in mind, aiming to deliver a large-screen, immersive experience.