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Conina said:

JEMC said:

MODS, EMULATORS & FAN PROJECTS

Amazing Bioshock Mod for Half-Life: Alyx available for download
https://www.dsogaming.com/news/amazing-bioshock-mod-for-half-life-alyx-available-for-download/
Modder ‘Wim Buytaert’ has released a must-have Bioshock mod for Half-Life: Alyx. Return to Rapture is an eight-part story that revisits the iconic world of Rapture from the original BioShock. So basically, you can now experience Bioshock in VR.
Return to Rapture also features enemies and weapons from Half-Life: Alyx to fight. So yeah, this mod does not simply have maps that you can explore.
Additionally, the mod features an original soundtrack by RPM STUDIO warszawa. It also packs an exciting story complete with dialogue from the team’s new professional voice actor Seamus Bryner.
>> You'll find it at Steam, of course.

Awesome... Half-Life Alyx's mod support is superb. I'll try the BioShock  maps this weekend.

Now it's only a matter of time before someone finds a way to add Big Daddy and hand-gesture plasmids to make it even better. I don't think it will take much time for that.

Captain_Yuri said:

AMD 6500 Series Leak

Cezanne Desktop APU
~June

Dimgray Cavefish GPU

~1440p < RTX 3060 < 1080p
~April
~CNY 2,499
~32 Compute Units
~About 236 mm2
~64MB Infinity Cache
~128-bit 16Gbps GDDR6 with 8GB VRAM

— Yuko Yoshida (@KittyYYuko) March 18, 2021

https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-navi-23-with-up-to-2048-stream-processors-and-8gb-gddr6-memory-to-launch-in-april

"Finally, Kitty also mentioned that the price target for this GPU is 2499 CNY, which is around 384 USD."

$384... $384

Yep, AMD has completely lost its mind.

AsGryffynn said:

hinch said:

Can't wait until the whole shortage thing is over. AMD needs a right kick in the bollocks. They are milking their customers for all their worth.. even moreso than Nvidia and Intel!

Hoping Intel Xe's bring the heat. Cause screw these price hikes for crappy cards.

Agreed. TSMC and Samsung too. Whose idea was it to restrict <6nm processes to TWO countries, TWO, was a good idea? 

Well, at least we agree it's a terribad time to jump ship from the console side of things into PC gaming, especially for someone who will self-restrict himself to NO STEAM and NO MICROSOFT STORE gaming for the foreseeable future unless a major overhaul of either happens. 

Well, as far as I know, no one has restricted anything, it's just that TSMC and Samsung have the money, resources and willing to push the nodes further than anyone else.

And well, you still have GOG and the Epic Store with its free games to enjoy PC gaming, once prices go back to less crazy levels.