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Wccf (Where Consumers Come First) tech is a prominent tech publication that caters to a broad audience across the Americas, EMEA, and APAC regions. Founded in 2004 as a small community for tech lovers, Wccftech has evolved into one of the most popular media platforms globally, ranking among the top 50 websites with the most comments. We provide comprehensive news and reporting on various topics, including the tech industry, PC hardware, gaming, mobile devices, and general technology. Additionally, we offer detailed technical and financial analyses, utilizing our extensive industry expertise to produce exclusive reports.

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Epic Games Launcher Is Indeed Clunky, Admits Epic's Tim Sweeney

4 days ago | wccftech.com | Alessio Palumbo

As reported earlier this week, Epic Games founder, president, and largest shareholder Tim Sweeney was featured in a massive interview with Lex Fridman. The highlight of the conversation was the unexpected mention of Unreal Engine 6 progress, but in the four-hour-long chat, Tim Sweeney also addressed some of the feedback on the Epic Games Launcher, which is often criticized in comparison to Valve's Steam client.
Intel Drops Support For Deep Link For Intel-Based Systems; Stops Its Maintenance And Future Updates

4 days ago | wccftech.com | Sarfraz A. Khan

Intel has reportedly discontinued its Deep Link technology, which now won't receive any updates in the near future. Intel Employee Announces End of Support for Intel Deep Link, but the Feature Will Still be ActiveIntel's Deep Link technology, which was released in 2022 at the time of the Arc Alchemist launch, has reportedly reached its end of life.
Gearbox Announces New Risk Of Rain 2 Expansion And Digs Into More Borderlands 4 Details At PAX East 2025

5 days ago | wccftech.com | David Carcasole

Gearbox took over the main stage at PAX East 2025 today to focus on two of its games, Borderlands 4 and Risk of Rain 2. For the latter, a brand new expansion was announced, titled Alloyed Collective. For the former, members of the development team, including Gearbox boss Randy Pitchford, took to the stage and answered a few questions from the community, but notably, Pitchford was unable to answer one pretty important question, one that he says Gearbox doesn't have an answer for yet.
The Overwatch 2 Team At Blizzard Just Unionized, The Second Wall-To-Wall Union At Blizzard

5 days ago | wccftech.com | David Carcasole

The Overwatch 2 team at Blizzard has just unionized, making it the second wall-to-wall union under Blizzard after the World of Warcraft team unionized in July 2024. It's the latest major step forward for unionization in the video game industry, as almost 200 developers at Activision Blizzard are members of the Overwatch Gamemakers Guild-CWA. They now join the ranks of One BGS USA, One BGS Montreal, ZeniMax Workers United, Game Workers Alliance at Raven Software, and the aforementioned WoWGG-CWA.
Dell Unveils Alienware 16 And 16X Aurora Gaming Laptops Powered By GeForce RTX 5060 Graphics Card

5 days ago | wccftech.com | Sarfraz A. Khan

The Alienware lineup gets two more Aurora gaming laptop models, both featuring the upcoming GeForce RTX 5060 GPU paired with Intel CPUs.Dell Debuts RTX 5060-Powered Alienware Aurora Gaming Laptops, Starting at $1,599NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce RTX 5060 is going to power both desktops and laptops. The desktop GPU will be officially unveiled on 19th May, and on the same day, we will see some laptop manufacturers launching their newest gaming laptops with the RTX 5060 GPU.
Amazon Prime Members Who Also Double As PC Gamers Will Have The Treat Of A Lifetime, Because The PowerColor Hellhound RX 9070 Is Once Again Available For $699.99

5 days ago | wccftech.com | Omar Sohail

The RX 9070 continues to be one of the most sought-after desktop graphics cards on the planet right now, thanks to its ‘price to performance’ ratio of being able to keep pace with the significantly more expensive options and having sufficient VRAM to deliver a fluid gameplay at higher resolutions. Sadly, finding any one of AMD’s current-generation GPUs at their MSRP is an experiment in futility, but Amazon has another alternative.
DOOM: The Dark Ages

5 days ago | wccftech.com | Chris Wray

Game InfoDOOM: The Dark Ages 13th May, 2025 Platform PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S/X Publisher Bethesda Softworks Developer Id Software DOOM, a series likely thought dead during its twelve-year hiatus (not including re-releases) between DOOM 3 and 2016's DOOM reboot, is on a high.
SpaceX’s Starship Flight 9 Launch Date Surfaces Again In Official Notice!

5 days ago | wccftech.com | Ramish Zafar

The earliest data for SpaceX's Starship Flight 9 has now slipped to May 20th, according to a fresh Coast Guard notice. Starship Flight 9 is perhaps the most anticipated flight of the program so far, as SpaceX's new second-generation upper-stage rocket has proved to be troublesome and stopped the progress of the test program. The new upper stage first flew on Starship Flight 7 in January and then on Flight 8 in March.
Nintendo Shuts Down Speculation That AI-Generated Images Were Used In Mario Kart World

5 days ago | wccftech.com | David Carcasole

Nintendo doesn't respond to every rumor and bit of speculation on the internet, but it has stepped up to push back against speculation that AI-generated images were used in Mario Kart World. Some viewers of Nintendo's last Treehouse presentation for the kart racer suspected that AI-generated images were used in Mario Kart World on the billboards that fill part of the background on the tracks.
Gothic Remake Gets Demo Update Following Community's Feedback

5 days ago | wccftech.com | Alessio Palumbo

Alkimia Interactive has announced that an updated version of the Gothic Remake demo is now available on Steam. The demo wasn't very well-received when it first became available during February's Steam Next Fest, but the developers have improved it based on the community's feedback. For example, Alkimia was originally inspired by the slow movement of a game like Red Dead Redemption 2, but players communicated that they'd prefer something more reactive.